A comprehensive national initiative is helping revolutionise the way India is visually captured from all possible angles, drawing in deep-pocketed cartographers to create super-granular mapping products that can ultimately be harnessed for needs as diverse as prevention of disasters to exploitation by for-profit entities, such as Web-commerce companies and automakers creating self-driven transport choices.

The National Geospatial Policy, 2022,

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