PRYMA Aerospace has achieved DGCA certification for its Arjuna drone, enabling deployment for agricultural activities. This milestone, which follows the approval of its Drone School of Excellence as a Remote Pilot Training Organisation, positions India to excel in indigenous drone technology. The company’s Salam Kisan initiative has already supported 300,000 farmers with precision farming solutions, enhancing crop yields and environmental sustainability. The Rs 300 crore MoU signed with Maharashtra’s state government further paves the way for widespread drone adoption and skill development, indicating a robust commitment to building a sustainable ecosystem for rural entrepreneurs and the agricultural sector in India.