India, May 26 -- Transportation Security Administration (TSA), along with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has introduced a new rules to make air travel more safe and secure. Starting now, seven types of items are banned from all checked bags on US flights.

These items must now go in your carry-on bag, not your checked luggage.

The reason? These items use lithium batteries, which can sometimes overheat and catch fire. Fires in the plane's cargo area are very dangerous.

Here are the 7 things you can't pack in checked bags anymore:

All of these items have lithium batteries, which can be risky if they get damaged, overcharged, or get too hot. If that happens, the battery can catch fire.

FAA said in a statement, "When a carry-on...