Flying Drone In Mumbai

The Mumbai police have banned the flying of drones, remote-controlled microlight aircraft, paragliders, para motors, hand gliders and hot air balloons over the city for 30 days, an official said on Wednesday.

In view of the ongoing G20 meeting in the city, the Mumbai police has prohibited the flying of drones or balloons.

Mumbai Police have issued a fresh order prohibiting the flying of drones and other remote-controlled or "micro-light aircraft" in the city for 30 days to prevent their possible use for terrorist activities.

Police have registered a police case or FIR against a prominent builder in south Mumbai for alleged violation of certain conditions while flying a drone in the city a day before Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit earlier this week, an official said

Police have issued a fresh order prohibiting the flying of drones and other remote-controlled or "micro-light aircraft" in the city for 30 days to prevent their possible use for terrorist activities during the festive season.

Some 40,000 police personnel will fan out across Mumbai to secure the city under the watchful eyes of over 5,000 CCTV cameras on Ganesh Visarjan on Tuesday. Drone cameras will also fly over tens of thousands of people who will come out on the streets to participate in the Ganesh idol immersion event

A pilot of a private airline today spotted a 'drone-like object' flying in vicinity of the domestic airport in Mumbai, police said.

A day after the pilot of a private airline reported seeing a drone near the city airport, three persons were arrested on wednesday for flying the drone.

"To prevent the usage of such devices by anti-social or anti-national elements... a ban has been imposed from July 4 to August 2."

The Mumbai police have banned the flying of drones, remote-controlled microlight aircraft, paragliders, para motors, hand gliders and hot air balloons over the city for 30 days, an official said on Wednesday.

In view of the ongoing G20 meeting in the city, the Mumbai police has prohibited the flying of drones or balloons.

Mumbai Police have issued a fresh order prohibiting the flying of drones and other remote-controlled or "micro-light aircraft" in the city for 30 days to prevent their possible use for terrorist activities.

Police have registered a police case or FIR against a prominent builder in south Mumbai for alleged violation of certain conditions while flying a drone in the city a day before Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit earlier this week, an official said

Police have issued a fresh order prohibiting the flying of drones and other remote-controlled or "micro-light aircraft" in the city for 30 days to prevent their possible use for terrorist activities during the festive season.

Some 40,000 police personnel will fan out across Mumbai to secure the city under the watchful eyes of over 5,000 CCTV cameras on Ganesh Visarjan on Tuesday. Drone cameras will also fly over tens of thousands of people who will come out on the streets to participate in the Ganesh idol immersion event

A pilot of a private airline today spotted a 'drone-like object' flying in vicinity of the domestic airport in Mumbai, police said.

A day after the pilot of a private airline reported seeing a drone near the city airport, three persons were arrested on wednesday for flying the drone.

"To prevent the usage of such devices by anti-social or anti-national elements... a ban has been imposed from July 4 to August 2."