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In the changing administrative and technological scenario of the country, the use of modern technology has now become not just a luxury but an essential need in every field, and in this context, the pace of adoption of technology by government departments is increasing rapidly. According to a very important and shocking information that has come out recently, a huge investment of crores of rupees is being made by the Samrat Government to make the administrative monitoring, agricultural development, mapping and security system within the state completely foolproof. The government is preparing to purchase very soon a total of 50 high-tech drones with a premium price of about Rs 49 lakh per unit, on which a huge amount of about Rs 24.5 crore will be spent. From Uttar Pradesh to other developed states of the country, there is a lot of discussion about what is the main objective of the government behind purchasing such expensive and special category drones together and what big benefits it is going to provide to the general public and the governance system. According to administrative sources, these drones will have many world-class features like thermal imaging, night vision, high-resolution cameras and long battery life, which will have the ability to carry out the tasks done through traditional methods in minutes and with complete accuracy.
It is natural for common citizens to have this question as to why the price of a drone is up to Rs 49 lakh and why the government is investing huge public money of Rs 24.5 crore in it. Experts believe that these are not ordinary toy or small videography drones, but highly advanced Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) of military and industrial grade which are used in highly sensitive and large operations. Through these drones, these drones will be of great help in relief and rescue operations in the state’s inaccessible areas, dense forests, border areas and during natural disasters like flood or drought. Apart from this, these state-of-the-art machines will also be used in the agriculture sector for monitoring crop health, spraying pesticides and land surveying, which will result in huge savings in both time and cost of farmers. This step can prove to be a milestone towards administrative modernization in Uttar Pradesh and other areas, because with the use of modern technology, the scope for corruption and human error becomes almost negligible.
This investment of Rs 24.5 crore by the government on infrastructure and technology will have far-reaching and positive results, which will strengthen administrative efficiency. These drones will act as a third eye from the sky for the police and law and order maintaining departments, who will be able to keep an eye on any disturbance, illegal mining, activities of smugglers or suspicious events in the blink of an eye. Capable of detecting criminals even in the dark of night, these thermal drones will prove to be a huge boon for the police force, which will enable them to crack down on criminals without putting the lives of the soldiers at risk. Administrative officials say that this expenditure on state-of-the-art technology is actually a very safe and necessary investment for future security and development, which will help in making the state technologically self-reliant.
After joining the fleet of these 50 drones, not only the Home Department but many major departments like Revenue, Agriculture and Disaster Management will be directly benefited. Digital mapping and drone survey are considered to be the most accurate and transparent method to resolve the disputes arising during land measurement, due to which the general public will not have to go to the courts. During natural disasters, when land routes are closed and it becomes difficult to deliver relief materials, these high-tech drones will play an important role in delivering life-saving medicines and food to the affected areas. This initiative of tech-driven governance in Uttar Pradesh and different parts of the country is becoming a source of inspiration for other governments also.
In short, these 50 drones being purchased by the Government of India by spending Rs 24.5 crore are not just a purchase, but they are a strong foundation for a future advanced and secure India. This unique combination of technology and administrative will will definitely provide new momentum and transparency to public welfare works.