Near-collisions between drones, airliners surge, new FAA reports show - The Washington Post
Chennai's Drone Army Joins City's Fight Against Coronavirus; Plays Crucial Role In Red Zones
Coronavirus: Tamil Nadu startup uses drones to disinfect roads, buildings - India Today
TIDCO to Set Up EMC/EMI Testing Center for Strategic Electronics and Drones in Chennai
Chennai floods: Indian city's streets, homes, airport hit hard | CNN
Chennai-Based Hospital to Use Drones to Transport Organs for Transplantation | The Weather Channel
Drone Delivery Could Reduce Air Pollution | Technology Networks
City Police Drones Whir Into Action | Chennai News - Times of India
Chennai: Dhoni invests in drone startup Garuda Aerospace, to be its brand ambassador | Cities News,The Indian Express
Chennai to use drones to take stock of civic infrastructure | Chennai News - Times of India
Chennai startup helping Covid-19 patients by using drones to deliver medicines - video Dailymotion
Chennai-based start-up Garuda Aerospace, disinfects hospitals, institutions, with drones - The Hindu
India drone import ban as good as blocks China's DJI - Taipei Times
Government Accountability Office says the FAA won't release drone regulations until 2017.
IIT-Madras designs drones to counter 'rogue' ones | Deccan Herald
Garuda Likely To Provide ISRO With Drones For Delivering Essentials
Drones Archives - FT Technologies
DGCA launches 'GARUD' portal to fast-track exemptions of coronavirus-related drone operations - BusinessToday
Chennai, Tamil Nadu: Drone Spotted Over Navy Station In Chennai, Probe On:Police
Garuda Aerospace to make 1 lakh kisan drones by 2024 - The Hindu BusinessLine
ANI on Twitter: "#WATCH Tamil Nadu | Chennai Corporation uses drones to spray mosquito larvicide to prevent the breeding of mosquitoes in water bodies https://t.co/xC86XLDlzk" / Twitter
A look at Garuda, the drone startup behind Swiggy's air-delivery plans - The Hindu
State lawmakers expected to vote on restrictions on drones
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