Archive · 30 Jan 2026
No-Flying Zone in Jajpur for President Murmu's Visit
The government has said that no one can fly drones, helicopters, or hot air balloons in parts of Jajpur town for three days.
This is because the President of India, Droupadi Murmu, is visiting Jajpur on February 3.
She will go to a temple, perform some rituals, and then attend a university event.
The temple will be closed to the public during her visit.
The President will also visit other places in Odisha, like Puri and Mayurbhanj, and even stay in a national park for a night.
The park will also be closed to the public during her stay.
No-flying zone declared in Jajpur from February 1 to February 3 for President Murmu's visit.
Restrictions include drones, helicopters, hot air balloons, and paragliders under Section 163 of BNSS, 2023.
President Murmu will visit Biraja Temple, perform rituals, and attend a university convocation in Balasore.
Biraja Temple and Shree Jagannath Temple will be closed to the public during the President's visit.
President's six-day tour includes visits to Balasore, Puri, and Mayurbhanj, with Simlipal National Park restricted from February 4 to February 6.
- Who
- President Droupadi Murmu
- What
- No-flying zone declared in Jajpur for President's visit
- When
- February 1 to February 3
- Where
- Jajpur, Odisha
- Why
- Security measures for President's visit
- Location
- Jajpur, Odisha
- Duration
- February 1 to February 3
- Restricted Activities
- Drones, helicopters, hot air balloons, paragliders
- Legal Basis
- Section 163 of BNSS, 2023
- President's Schedule
- February 3: Jajpur, Balasore; February 4: Puri; February 5-6: Mayurbhanj
- Temple Closure
- Biraja Temple and Shree Jagannath Temple during President's visit
- National Park Restriction
- Simlipal National Park from February 4 to February 6