Sanjay Singh / New Delhi
Union Civil Aviation Ministry will expedite its work on involving sectors like defence, logistics, transportation, mining, infrastructure sectors as it aims to make India as a global hub for Drones by 2030.
Late last month the Centre issued fresh norms for drones usage in the country.
In the new Drone policy, instead of controlling and regulating, the government will leave it to the manufacturer.
At the same time, government is also looking at creating job opportunities through use of Drones and expanding its reach.
Last month, Union Civil Aviation Minister, Jyotiraditya Scindia had held a meeting with senior officials from the Ministry of Civil Aviation (MoCA) and the Airports Authority of India along with other important stakeholders to discuss on execution of drone services in India.