India's Drone Rules: What Pilots Must Know to Stay Legal

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India has established a structured, colour-coded airspace system that governs where drones can and cannot fly. Both hobbyist and professional drone pilots are required to understand and comply with these zonal regulations. Violations of the airspace rules can carry serious legal consequences, including imprisonment. The framework reflects growing regulatory oversight as drone usage expands rapidly across the country.

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