PM Narendra Modi meets Captain Amol Yadav who made six-seater aircraft on terrace of his house

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday met a dynamic young innovator Amol Yadav, a pilot by profession, who has taken up the initiative of manufacturing of small aircrafts in India. During a Make in India event in Mumbai in February 2016, Captain Yadav showcased his idea for building a fully indigenous model of a small experimental aircraft. However, the project was delayed, including receiving a “Right to Fly” for the experimental project. Yadav could not get flying permit for aircraft from the Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) for which he had been trying since 2011.

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PM Modi said that determined individuals like Captain Yadav embody the spirit and character of New India. When informed of the delays, concerned authorities were asked to take immediate steps to ensure that all regulatory hurdles were removed. "Celebrating Indian talent and innovative zeal. Yesterday, Prime Minister @narendramodi met a dynamic young innovator Mr Amol Yadav. A pilot by profession, he has taken up the initiative of manufacturing of small aircrafts in India," PMO tweeted today.

Celebrating Indian talent and innovative zeal.

Yesterday, Prime Minister @narendramodi met a dynamic young innovator Mr Amol Yadav. A pilot by profession, he has taken up the initiative of manufacturing of small aircrafts in India. pic.twitter.com/shiJMqDdmU

— PMO India (@PMOIndia) October 21, 2019

PM @narendramodi is of the view that determined individuals like Captain Yadav embody the spirit and character of New India. When informed of the delays, concerned authorities were asked to take immediate action to ensure that all regulatory hurdles were removed. pic.twitter.com/nBGHmDli2Y

— PMO India (@PMOIndia) October 21, 2019

On meeting Captain Yadav, PM Modi not only congratulated him, but also asked him to keep "Dreaming Big".

Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis helped Yadav to push his request for giving flying clearance to his home made aircraft to the Prime Minister. Yadav has also inked a Rs 35,000 crore deal with the Maharashtra government to set up an aircraft manufacturing facility.