Smit Shah, the director of Drone Federation welcomed the move and said if the government has taken this bold move of notifying a liberal policy then India has decided to be a leader in this technology
After the Ministry of Civil Aviation (MoCA) released Draft Drone Rules 2021, Smit Shah, the director of Drone Federation of India on Thursday welcomed the move and said if the government has taken this bold move of notifying a liberal policy then India has decided to be the leader in this technology.
He also asserted that India needs to research over counter-drone technology.
Speaking to ANI, Shah said, "After the blast in Jammu Air Base, everyone started talking about the need for stricter drone policy but any amount of strict or liberal drone policy does not really address the concerns from a ROC-drone."
"Even after the Jammu incident, if the government has taken this bold move of notifying a liberal policy then India has decided to be the leader in this technology," he added.
Regarding the threats over security concerns, he said, "We need to research in counter-drone technology. Detection, identification, and neutralization mechanism is needed for the counter-drone technology."
He informed that the drone industry is working on counter-drone technologies.
"There are at least 100 drone manufacturers, at least 200 drone service providers and over 1 lakh drone pilots are in India. After the policy regarding the drone rules will come into being, it will generate 5-7 lakh job opportunities," the director of the Drone Federation of India said.
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