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DroneAcharya Launches DGCA Certified Drone Pilot Training for Maharashtra Police

Raunak Saha by Raunak Saha
December 19, 2023
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DroneAcharya Aerial Innovations Limited proudly launched a groundbreaking DGCA certified drone pilot training program for senior Maharashtra Police officials, marking the first of its kind in India. As the nation’s leading DGCA certified drone pilot training organization, this initiative represents a significant milestone for DroneAcharya.

DroneAcharya Initiates DGCA-certified drone pilot training for Maharashtra Police

The training, which began today, is a major advancement in incorporating cutting-edge technology into law enforcement. It provides police officials with the necessary skills to use drones as an ‘Eye in the Sky,’ offering unmatched surveillance, site reconnaissance, target identification, and quick response capabilities.

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Prateek Srivastava, Founder and Managing Director of DroneAcharya, spoke highly of this partnership and its potential to boost law enforcement capabilities. “By training police officers to use drones effectively, we’re taking a crucial step towards using technology to enhance law enforcement. We’re proud to support the Maharashtra Police on their journey towards technological advancement,” he said.

Amit Takte, DroneAcharya’s Chief Technology Officer, emphasized the importance of the training for the Maharashtra Police. “This program will allow them to use drone technology to improve operations and ensure public safety across the state,” he said. “We aim to train 1,95,000 officials within the Maharashtra Police Department, ensuring widespread proficiency in drone usage.”

Looking ahead, DroneAcharya plans to expand this innovative training model to other State Police Departments, promoting technological progress and operational efficiency throughout the country. This forward-thinking strategy demonstrates DroneAcharya’s commitment to transforming law enforcement practices across India.

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