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'Some will talk...', these 4 women become drone pilots, changing agriculture
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What Happened?
At the Kisan Tak Bharat Agriculture Conference 2026, four women shared their journeys of becoming drone pilots, transforming agriculture in their communities despite initial skepticism.
Key points
- Four women, Sabina Khatun, Sita Devi, Rekha Devi, and Kanti Devi, shared their success stories at the India Today Group's conference.
- They overcame societal skepticism about women flying drones and now train others.
- Sabina Khatun has trained around 80 women farmers in drone operation.
- Rekha Devi highlighted the efficiency of drone spraying, saving time and water for farmers.
- Sita Devi expanded her services to five districts after training in Gurugram.
- Kanti Devi promotes natural farming methods and has a group of over 500 women farmers.
Key insights
- The success of these women could inspire more women to enter technology-driven fields.
- Their stories may encourage policy support for women's training in agriculture.
- The use of drones in agriculture might lead to increased efficiency and productivity.
Why it matters
This story highlights the empowerment of women in agriculture through technology, promoting self-reliance.
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Sabina Khatun· PersonSita Devi· PersonRekha Devi· PersonKanti Devi· PersonIndia Today Group· OrganizationKisan Tak Bharat Agriculture Conference 2026· EventGurugram· CityAyodhya· CityAgra· CityKarnal· CityAmbedkar Nagar· City
Source
India Today
