The DGCA’s CAR (Civil Aviation Requirements) for Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems is the rulebook. You need a commercial pilot licence from a DGCA-approved school, and for spraying, a separate operator permit from the state agriculture department. Charges range from ₹300-800 per acre depending on the crop and terrain.
My clients, the agro-chemical companies, always say, "Just follow the DGCA website." But from my nights here, I know the real rule is the local agricultural officer’s mood and whether the district has any security concerns—that approval is the one that actually matters.
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