Explanation:

Only statement 1st is correct.
Recently, the Prime Minister has flagged off 100 Kisan drones in different cities and towns of India to spray pesticides in farms across India.

• He also flagged off "Drone Kisan Yatra" to promote chemical-free farming in India.
• The Kisan drone will have an unmanned tank filled with insecticides and nutrients.
• The drones are expected to have a high capacity of 5 to 10kg.
• The drone will spray the same amount of pesticide on about one acre of land in just 15 minutes.
• It will save time, will require less effort and spraying will be done uniformly.

They will also be used to carry vegetables, fruits, fish, etc to the markets from the farms.

• These items will be supplied directly to the market with minimal damage, consuming lesser time, resulting in more profits to farmers and fishermen.
• Kisan Drones will be used to boost the agricultural sector in the country.
• The use of Kisan Drones will be promoted for crop assessment, digitization of land records and spraying of insecticides and nutrients.
• It will usher in a new edge revolution as high capacity drones will be used to carry vegetables, fruits, fishes to the market directly from the farms.
• The development of the drone market in India will generate fresh employment and new opportunities for the youth.