Drones

The drone market is the new booming sector and is already seeking attention from all big corporations & the government. In the union budget speech, Finance Minister Ms. Nirmala Sitharaman said that the drone services will be…

This is a Guest Post by Mr. Mark Wilson, Camera Editor, Techradar At present in India, there are more than twenty-five key monuments and almost twelve new statues of national importance are being developed across the nation. …

Drone Will Deliver Your Package In These 4 Indian Cities: But You Will Need OTP To Open The Package! (How Will It Work?) The hyper-fast delivery space in India is at a very crucial stage. It is getting revolutionalized like never…

Image Only For Representational Purpose Swiggy and drone company ANRA Technologies have started with their trials for drone deliveries in India, as per the recent announcement. Commencing Drone Trials The announcement came after…

Swiggy, Dunzo and 17 other similar companies have now been given the go ahead for experimental drone flight operations by the civil aviation ministry. Last year the government had announced that the ‘carriage of payload’ …

Zomato, Dunzo, Swiggy Will Start Trial For Drone Delivery - How Will It Work? It seems that delivery through drones will provide a new way for having fast and secure delivery as online food delivery service provider, Zomato and Dunzo…

After its launch in 2008, the Indian startup Zomato has come a long way to become one of the most popular online food delivery app nationwide. It started off in Delhi, soon gaining a foothold in multiple cities in India and has now spread…

For all those living under a rock, drones are aerial vehicles that do not require a pilot. The news is that drones are now legal in India from December 1. While initially used in wars, they have a newfound use in the delivery service sector…

While the very first instance of a drone flying was recorded way back in 1849, India has just released its first Drone Policy, aimed at regulating the practice of civilians flying drones in India.

India has opened up its skies, and have allowed drones, finally! India’s 1st drone policy has been announced by Ministry of Civil Aviation, which makes flying  Remotely Piloted Aircraft System (RPAS) or drones in layman’s terms legal.