Pragnya Drone

India is on the cusp of a drone revolution, with the government actively pushing initiatives to make the country a global hub for drone technology by 2030. The recent allocation of a special drone zone in Belgaum by the Karnataka government, along with the burgeoning electric vehicle sector, highlights this growing focus. The Indian government estimates that by 2025, the country will need 1 lakh certified drone pilots, with the industry poised to generate revenues of over ₹9,000 crores. These trends underscore the pressing need to equip students with the necessary skills, and this is where Vāyu Drone comes into play.