The civil aviation ministry of India on Thursday issued the Draft Drone Rules, 2023.
- No security clearance required before any registration or licence issuance
- Several approvals abolished & processes made easier
- Minimal paperwork for R&D entities
- Easy process for transfer and deregistration of drones
- No pilot licence required for micro drones (for non-commercial use), nano drone & for R&D orgs.
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Drones are bringing the next big tech revolution around the globe with reduced costs, resources and time taken for operations. It is upon us to ride on the new wave and facilitate its uptake, especially among our startups. Way to go! @MoCA_GoI— Jyotiraditya M. Scindia (@JM_Scindia) July 15, 2021
Drones are bringing the next big tech revolution around the globe with reduced costs, resources and time taken for operations. It is upon us to ride on the new wave and facilitate its uptake, especially among our startups. Way to go!
“The Central Government may, within 30 days of the date of notification of these rules, publish on the digital sky platform, an airspace map for drone operations segregating the entire airspace of India into red, yellow and green zones, with a horizontal resolution equal or finer than 10 metre,”