India needs about 1 lakh drone pilots: There is good news for the youth who are looking for jobs. The government is soon going to recruit lakhs of drone pilots. It doesn’t even require a college degree. Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia has given this information.
India needs Drone Pilot: Even if you are looking for a job and don’t have a college degree, you can still get a government job for up to 30,000. Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia said that the country will have to recruit more than one lakh drone pilots in the coming years. The Union Ministry is promoting indigenous demand for drone service across the country. In such a situation, there is a need for bumper recruitment of drone pilots.
I will not need a college degree
Jyotiraditya Scindia said, ‘The 12th passers can take the training of drone pilot. No college degree is needed for this. About one lakh drone pilots will be needed in the coming years. For this only two three months of training will be given. With a monthly salary of around Rs 30,000, a person can work as a drone pilot.
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India to become a global drone hub
Launching NITI Aayog’s Anubhav Studio on Drones in Delhi, the Union Minister said, “Our target is to make India a global drone hubby 2030. We are promoting the use of drones in various industrial and defense-related sectors. Prime Minister Narendra Modi wants that new technology should be developed and more and more people should have access to new technology.
Know the government’s plan
Aviation Minister Scindia said that the government is actively working towards making drone services accessible. The Union Minister said, ‘We are taking the drone sector forward on three wheels. The first wheel is policy. You have seen how fast we are implementing this policy. The second is to create the Wheel Initiative. At the same time, the third wheel is to create indigenous demand and 12 central ministries have tried to create that demand.
