News Topic:Directorate General of Civil Aviation
Kashmir
Tourists flee Kashmir after Pahalgam attack
Chief Minister Omar Abdullah expressed deep sorrow over the mass departure of tourists from Kashmir in the aftermath of the deadly militant attack in Pahalgam.
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Travel
Kashmir tourism stakeholders concerned over soaring airfares
Several tourism stakeholders have expressed concern over the soaring airfares which they say have dampened the tourist inflow with the arrival of the peak season.
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India
Government notifies new Drone rules, makes flying easier
The Ministry of Civil Aviation has notified the Drone Rules 2021, under which the coverage of all-up weight of unmanned aircrafts increases.
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Kashmir
Use, possession, sale of drones banned in Srinagar
The authorities in Srinagar district have banned the storage, sale, possession, use and transport of drones in its territorial jurisdiction.
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