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Comments On The Discussion Draft Of The UTM Policy - Transport

5.2.1. According to the draft UTM Policy, the DigitalSky Platform will also act as a pan-India UTMSP, apart from being a central data archive and a central regulatory platform. DigitalSky s UTMSP will be hosted on the DigitalSky Platform and offer services similar to other UTMSPs. The DigitalSky UTMSP will be available to government and non-government stakeholders for the same services being offered by private UTMSPs. We recommend that the draft UTM Policy provide clarity on whether the DigitalSky UTMSP will be operating based on the data provided by UTMSPs, whether there will be a data sharing arrangement with the private players and whether they will be

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Exclusive: Drones used by police over protesting farmers were not authorised to fly

Exclusive: Drones used by police over protesting farmers were not authorised to fly January 8, 2021 You’re reading it here first: The drones the police flew over farmers protesting against the recently enacted farm laws were illegal their use was never authorised by the Civil Aviation Ministry, or the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), both entities which regulate drone use in the country, RTIs filed by MediaNama revealed. It’s a worrying example of the amount of discretion available to on-ground police personnel especially when it’s about using tech to carry out mass surveillance. As the protests against the farm laws broke out in November last year, and as farmers started their march towards Delhi, the police had deployed drones to constantly monitor the situation. Both Delhi and Haryana Police were present at the protests. It isn’t clear which police force deployed these drones. We have reached out to both departments for more details. Multiple people r

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Exclusive: Upcoming policy to require storing of drone footage which will be open to government scrutiny

Exclusive: Upcoming policy to require storing of drone footage which will be open to government scrutiny You’re reading it here first: Drone operators will have to store footage captured by their drones, which will be open to scrutiny by the Indian government, under an aerial photography policy currently under the works. This could mean that law enforcement agencies that deploy drones might be potentially required to store footage captured by them. This information was revealed by Amber Dubey, joint secretary at the Civil Aviation Ministry, during a call with industry representatives on Wednesday. The policy is currently being “streamlined with help from our friends in the MoD [Defence Ministry] and MHA [Home Ministry]”, Dubey added.

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Exclusive: A list of members in India s Drones Directorate

December 18, 2020 You are reading it here first: The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has revealed the names of the members in India’s Drone Directorate a dedicated body under the Civil Aviation Ministry that will focus solely on drones. MediaNama had filed an RTI application to the civil aviation regulator. The government had announced the formation of the Directorate in November. It was to be comprised entirely of DGCA officials, but the names of members hadn’t been disclosed. Following are members of the Drones Directorate: Hillol Biswas, Director, Aircraft Engineering R.P. Kashyap, Deputy Director, Air Traffic Control Organisation

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