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 From sanitizing


containment zones and fighting locusts, to delivering food, here's how drones are springing into action:

The situation has put us in the forefront and not just spiked the interest of the general public but stakeholders too,” says Smit Shah of the Drone Federation of India, a non-government, not-for-profit, industry-led body that promotes and strives towards building a safer and scalable unmanned aviation industry.

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