Union ministry of human resource development, Ministry

Adv Rahul TotalaThe Ministry of Civil Aviation through a notification dated 25th August, 2021 formalized the Drone Rules, 2021 that supersede the Unmanned Aircraft System Rules, 2021 which were viewed by the users and stakeholders as being cumbersome, restrictive and a possible hurdle in the country’s way of becoming a “drone hub.” To put it simply, the new Drone Rules cut through the long list of approvals and compliances that existed until now in the operations of drones in India and are an attempt to simplify the regime. The most significant changes that have been brought about with these Rules are as follows:a.Forms and fees: The number of forms required to be submitted have been reduced from 25 to 5 and the types of fees payable have been reduced from a massive 72 to 4.b.Registration: A new Digital Sky Platform will be developed by the Ministry for the registration and compliances required under the Rules. This will significantly reduce human interference and the permissions will effectively be self-generated. Nano and model drones (generally used for educational and recreational purposes) are exempt from certification and registration.c.Wider airspace: The Rules classify flying zones into green, yellow and red zones that lay down the perimeter within which drones can or cannot be operated. No permission will be required for operating drones in the green zone.d.Unique identification number: Drones operating in India shall be allotted this number during registration. However, drones if imported or manufactured only for export purpose, will not require the identification number.e.Penalties: The maximum penalty for violations has been reduced to Rs 1lakh.f.Drone promotion council: It will be set up to facilitate a business-friendly regime and organize competitive events involving unmanned aircraft systems.Our view: We believe that the new Rules are a significant step towards encouraging the use of unmanned aircraft systems beyond the conventional purposes. The setting up of “drone corridors” will largely change the logistics and transportation landscape of the country and in turn open the doors for engineering innovations and technology.

Union Ministry Of Human Resource DevelopmentFOLLOW

Union ministry of human resource development, Latest News

Jakarta, Sep 10 The number of inmates killed in the fire at a prison in Tangerang, a town ... ...

Union Minister of Youth Affairs and Sports Anurag Thakur on Wednesday felicitated India's para athletes who won a historic 19 medals, including 5 gold and 8 silver, in the Paralympic Games in Tokyo. ...

New Delhi, Sep 8 After witnessing decline in daily Covid cases for the last two consecutive days, India ... ...

Tel Aviv, Sep 7 The Israeli Ministry of Health has issued a travel warning for Singapore and Hungary, ... ...

New Delhi, Sep 5 India reported 42,766 new Covid cases in the last 24 hours, pushing the total ... ...

Tehran, Sep 5 The spokesman for Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned the recent US sanctions on four ... ...

Irrespective of which party is running the government, China's footprints have continuously grown in Nepal in the last few years, exposing the Himalayan nation's unstable foreign policy. ...

Adv Rahul Totala The Ministry of Civil Aviation through a notification dated 25th August, 2021 formalized the Drone Rules, ... ...