INDIA TO BE LAUNCH-PAD FOR AMAZON DRONE ATTACK

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BANGALORE: India, not US, will be the launch-pad for Amazon’s plan to deliver packages using drones, or unmanned aerial vehicles, according to two people aware of the development. The US-based e-tailer will debut its drone delivery service with trials in Mumbai and Bangalore, cities where it has warehouses, the sources said on condition of anonymity….

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