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Drones, Flying Objects Prohibited In Delhi Amid I-Day Celebration
Ahead of the Independence Day celebrations on August 15, Delhi Police on July 21, issued prohibitory orders on flying sub-conventional aerial platforms, including paragliders, drones and hot air balloons in the national capital from July 22 to August 16 for security reasons, officials said. The Delhi Police Commissioner in the official notice mentioned the rising terrorist threats in the region.
Tags: Independence Day, Drones, Flying Object, Delhi Commissioner, security alert
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Hyderabad Firm Makes Security Surveillance Equipment Under Make In India
HC Robotics of Hyderabad-based firm is working on 'Make in India' security surveillance equipment for security forces in India. As per project manager of HC Robotics, the company backed by research centers in the US, Europe manufactures drones, cameras and takes towers, and supply to Indian Borders for security purposes. Furthermore, the new surveillance equipment will be customized and is researched, designed and manufactured for enhanced… read-more
Tags: Hyderabad Firm, Drones, Surveillance Equipment, make in india, Security Forces
Courtesy: ANI
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PM Modi Flags Off 100 'Kisan Drones' Virtually, Calls It Modern Chapter
PM Narendra Modi on February 19, flagged off 100 Kisan Drones, taking the agriculture sector to a modern era. During the virtual inauguration, Modi said, "This is an example of how the country will fly if the policies are right". He emphasised on the new chapter of modern facilities in agriculture sector, the launch of drones for farmers, helping to transport produces like vegetables, fruits and others.
Tags: PM Narendra Modi, Drones, Agriculture sector, Reformation, virtual inauguration
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Iraqi PM Mustafa Al-Kadhimi Survives Assassination Attempt By Drone
In an attempt, Iraqi PM Mustafa Al-Kadhimi was targeted by a drone loaded with explosives at his residences in Baghdad on November 7. The Iraqi military said the PM got unhurt. However, several personals of the PM's protection group were injured in the attack. An investigation has been initiated, reported Reuters. The attack reportedly came after the protest over the results of the recent general election in the captial.
Tags: Iraqi prime minister, Drones, drone blast, Terrorism, Iraq
Courtesy: Reuters
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Indian Start-Up To Manufacture 1000 Drones For Agriculture Sector
Under the 'Make In India campaign', Garuda Aerospace, decided to manufacture 1000 drones for the agriculture sector. The company has aimed to optimise both productivity and profitability of the farm, by helping farmers move past their traditional manual method of spraying pesticides, in order to save time. "Our plan was presented to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and he agreed to… read-more
Tags: Garuda aerospace, Drones, farming, make in india, Narendra Modi
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US Airline Attempts To Enter Food & Meds Delivery Business: Mesa Air Group
Mesa Air Group Inc. is looking to enter the drone food delivery business with the purchase of four pilotless aircrafts from startup "Flirtey". The Phoenix- based regional carrier, has an option to buy 500 additional drones. The deal marks the first time a U.S. airline has attempted to break into the delivery business, and appealed to restaurants, pharmacies, and retailers as a potentially faster, cheaper way to deliver small parcels.
Tags: Drones, United States, Food Delivery, delivery by drones
Courtesy: Bloomberg
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Manipur Begins Medicine Delivery Through Drones
Following the success of COVID-19 vaccine delivery through drones, Manipur also successfully delivered the medicine in the state on October 9. The drone completed its first flight between Churachandpur's Health and Wellness Centre to Bishnupur's District Hospital. ''The District Family Welfare Officer (DFWO) of Churachandpur provided 1,200 tablets of ferrous and folic acid tablets for transportation via drone,'' Dr Sumit Aggarwal, the… read-more
Tags: Drones, medicine, Manipur, Delivery
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Taliban Warns US Against Operating Drones Over Its Airspace
After taking full control over Afghanistan, the Taliban has issued a warning against the United States for operating drones over its airspace for the first time. The new government also called the US' move a ''breach of national security'', said media reports. Besides, the Taliban's spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid said, ''We call on all countries especially the US, to act in accordance with mutual obligations.''
Tags: Taliban, Drones, US, Airspace, Afghanistan
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Government May Soon Allow Carrying Nano Drone To Flight
In order to promote the use of drones, the government is planning to allow the carrying of drones to domestic flights. However, according to the Ministry of Civil Aviation's new rules, the passengers can only carry nano drones weighing just 250 grams for ground use. Besides, according to the reports of Times of India, carrying drones to international flights shall apply based on the law of the land.
Tags: Drones, Domestic Flights, India, Modi Government
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Suspicious Drone Activity Spotted In Samba District Of J&K
J&K Police spotted four suspicious drone movements on the night of August 1. One was spotted at the Samba's Bari Bhramna near the police station, another at Balol Bridge, and two nearby locations. "Drones were spotted between 09:30 pm to 10:00 pm at different locations", police sources said. A high alert has been issued and a Quick Response Team was sent on the search operation.
Tags: Jammu and Kashmir, Drones, Indian Army, Security Forces
Courtesy: News 18