What steps were taken by DGCA regarding trainer aircraft, affecting student pilots

1. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) in India recently issued a directive regarding the restrictions on the use of trainer aircraft for student pilots. 2. DGCA's decision mandated that student pilots can only fly the trainer aircraft solo without any instructor on board, which raised safety concerns and challenges for student pilots. 3. This sudden change led to confusion and frustration among both students and flight training academies. 4. The restrictions impacted the training schedules and progression of student pilots, as the ability to have in-flight instruction was limited. 5. Many student pilots had to adjust their training plans and find alternative solutions to meet the new regulations set by the DGCA.