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Watch: Drone Helps Rescue 3-Year-Old Lost In Dark Corn Field In US
With darkness making the search difficult, authorities deployed a thermal drone to scan the dense 6-foot-tall cornfield.
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US Says Downed Houthi Anti-Ship Missile, 4 Drones
US-led coalition forces off the coast of Yemen shot down four drones and an anti-ship missile launched by Houthi rebels Wednesday, American authorities said, as the Iran-backed group's attacks on Red Sea shipping continued.
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Explained: How Fallout Of Iran-Israel Conflict Could Impact Global Politics
To shed light on the intricate dynamics at play, NDTV spoke with Simon Mabon, Professor of International Politics at Lancaster University and author of multiple books on the Middle East, to understand the status quo and what the future might hold.
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Aviation Authorities Prepare to Allow Drones to Fly ‘Beyond Line of Sight’; Privacy Advocates Warn of Risks
Aviation authorities in the US and elsewhere are working to relax rules that were imposed in civilian drones, to allow them to soar out of their pilots’ sight. A growing group of companies like Amazon and other delivery services, power firms, and others have been granted special permission to fly drones “beyond visual line of sight.” However,...
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Biden Administration Seeks Expansion of Control Over Use of Drones in US
The Biden administration is calling on Congress to expand authority for federal and local governments to take action to counter the nefarious use in the US of drones, which are becoming a growing security concern and nuisance.
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Drone Food Delivery: North Carolina Company Takes the Aerial Route to Serve Customers
Food delivery by drones is now picking up steam in the US. Drone delivery company Flytrex has announced that it is expanding services to newer areas. It recently launched its drone delivery service to Holly Springs, a small town of 25,000 residents, in North Carolina.
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Search Continues For 2 Indian-Origin Persons Missing After US Floods
Authorities in New Jersey are searching with the help of drones and boats for two missing young Indian-origin persons in the massive floods caused by Hurricane Ida, which has killed over 40 people in the US, officials said.
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Drone Swarm At Night Baffles US City, Task Force To Probe Sightings
The night-time drone flights over parts of rural Colorado and Nebraska that have baffled investigators will now be the subject of a multi-agency task force, federal and state authorities announced on Monday.
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"Locked And Loaded To Respond": Trump On Saudi Aramco Drone Attacks
President Donald Trump announced on Sunday that he has authorized the release of oil from US strategic reserves after drone attacks cut Saudi Arabia's crude production by half.
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Iran Ready For Talks With US If Sanctions Lifted, Supreme Leader Allows
Iran's intelligence minister has said Tehran and Washington could hold talks only if the United States ended its sanctions and Iran's top authority, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, gave his approval, state news agency IRNA reported on Thursday.
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US Offers India Armed Guardian Drone Originally Meant For Surveillance
The United States has offered India the armed version of Guardian drones that were originally authorized for sale as unarmed for surveillance purposes, a senior U.S. official and an industry source told Reuters.
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Donald Trump Gives CIA Authority To Conduct Drone Strikes: Report
US President Donald Trump has given the Central Intelligence Agency new authority to conduct drone attacks against suspected militants, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday, citing US officials.
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Toronto Film Festival Targets Drones
Toronto film festival movies on Sunday delved into the ethical and legal quagmire created using drones to kill US enemies overseas from a base in the Nevada desert.
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US Military Deploys Troops to Help in California Wildfires
The US Army is sending hundreds of troops to help tackle wildfires raging across parched California, authorities said Tuesday, while also warning of the growing risk posed by drone pilots flying over affected areas.
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US Can Pursue 'Reckless' Drone Flyers, Panel Rules
US aviation authorities are allowed to pursue small drone operators suspected of operating their radio-controlled devices in a reckless manner, a US government agency ruled on Tuesday.
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Watch: Drone Helps Rescue 3-Year-Old Lost In Dark Corn Field In US
With darkness making the search difficult, authorities deployed a thermal drone to scan the dense 6-foot-tall cornfield.
-
US Says Downed Houthi Anti-Ship Missile, 4 Drones
US-led coalition forces off the coast of Yemen shot down four drones and an anti-ship missile launched by Houthi rebels Wednesday, American authorities said, as the Iran-backed group's attacks on Red Sea shipping continued.
-
Explained: How Fallout Of Iran-Israel Conflict Could Impact Global Politics
To shed light on the intricate dynamics at play, NDTV spoke with Simon Mabon, Professor of International Politics at Lancaster University and author of multiple books on the Middle East, to understand the status quo and what the future might hold.
-
Aviation Authorities Prepare to Allow Drones to Fly ‘Beyond Line of Sight’; Privacy Advocates Warn of Risks
Aviation authorities in the US and elsewhere are working to relax rules that were imposed in civilian drones, to allow them to soar out of their pilots’ sight. A growing group of companies like Amazon and other delivery services, power firms, and others have been granted special permission to fly drones “beyond visual line of sight.” However,...
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Biden Administration Seeks Expansion of Control Over Use of Drones in US
The Biden administration is calling on Congress to expand authority for federal and local governments to take action to counter the nefarious use in the US of drones, which are becoming a growing security concern and nuisance.
-
Drone Food Delivery: North Carolina Company Takes the Aerial Route to Serve Customers
Food delivery by drones is now picking up steam in the US. Drone delivery company Flytrex has announced that it is expanding services to newer areas. It recently launched its drone delivery service to Holly Springs, a small town of 25,000 residents, in North Carolina.
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Search Continues For 2 Indian-Origin Persons Missing After US Floods
Authorities in New Jersey are searching with the help of drones and boats for two missing young Indian-origin persons in the massive floods caused by Hurricane Ida, which has killed over 40 people in the US, officials said.
-
Drone Swarm At Night Baffles US City, Task Force To Probe Sightings
The night-time drone flights over parts of rural Colorado and Nebraska that have baffled investigators will now be the subject of a multi-agency task force, federal and state authorities announced on Monday.
-
"Locked And Loaded To Respond": Trump On Saudi Aramco Drone Attacks
President Donald Trump announced on Sunday that he has authorized the release of oil from US strategic reserves after drone attacks cut Saudi Arabia's crude production by half.
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Iran Ready For Talks With US If Sanctions Lifted, Supreme Leader Allows
Iran's intelligence minister has said Tehran and Washington could hold talks only if the United States ended its sanctions and Iran's top authority, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, gave his approval, state news agency IRNA reported on Thursday.
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US Offers India Armed Guardian Drone Originally Meant For Surveillance
The United States has offered India the armed version of Guardian drones that were originally authorized for sale as unarmed for surveillance purposes, a senior U.S. official and an industry source told Reuters.
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Donald Trump Gives CIA Authority To Conduct Drone Strikes: Report
US President Donald Trump has given the Central Intelligence Agency new authority to conduct drone attacks against suspected militants, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday, citing US officials.
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Toronto Film Festival Targets Drones
Toronto film festival movies on Sunday delved into the ethical and legal quagmire created using drones to kill US enemies overseas from a base in the Nevada desert.
-
US Military Deploys Troops to Help in California Wildfires
The US Army is sending hundreds of troops to help tackle wildfires raging across parched California, authorities said Tuesday, while also warning of the growing risk posed by drone pilots flying over affected areas.
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US Can Pursue 'Reckless' Drone Flyers, Panel Rules
US aviation authorities are allowed to pursue small drone operators suspected of operating their radio-controlled devices in a reckless manner, a US government agency ruled on Tuesday.
