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  Powered by a Qualcomm processor, the helmet features a 7,000mAh rechargeable battery. (AI Generated/News18 Hindi) TVS Motor Company showcased an innovative heads-up display AR helmet at EICMA 2025, the world’s largest two-wheeler exhibition. This helmet was introduced in collaboration with Swiss deep-tech startup Aegis Rider. Utilizing spatial anchoring and augmented reality technology, the helment projects navigation, hazard warnings, and call notifications directly into the rider’s view. Its patented technology ensures users receive all information seamlessly, regardless of the rider’s head position. At the TVS pavilion, a live demonstration integrated this technology with the TVS RTR 310 motorcycle, allowing visitors to experience the helmet’s features firsthand. Technical Features The Aegis Rider HUD helmet boasts a magnetic binocular AR glass and a µOLED projector within a carbon fibre shell. It includes adaptive brightness and anti-glare properties for optimal visibility in...

  IAF PC-7 Pilatus Trainer Aircraft Crashes Near Chennai; Pilot Ejects Safely An IAF basic trainer aircraft, a PC-7 Pilatus, crashed today near Tambram in the Chengalpattu district while on a routine training mission. Officials said that the pilot was safe, as he managed to eject from the aircraft moments before impact. The incident happened near the Tambram Air Force Station, representing a serious mishap involving an aircraft important for the training of Air Force cadets. Pilot Safe After Mid-Flight Ejection The first concern right after the accident was about the pilot, who managed to turn on the safety mechanism in time. Pilot Status : The IAF reported the pilot managed to eject from the single-engine turboprop aircraft and was reported safe, being airlifted shortly after parachuting to the ground. Location : The aircraft fell near a salt-pan industrial area in Tiruporur, a desolate stretch of land south of Chennai, after it took off from the IAF Tambram Airbase. Authorities c...

  Representational Image © Copyright (C) https://firstpost.com. All Rights Reserved. China’s indigenous aerospace industry has taken a notable step forward with the successful flight test of a 3D-printed turbojet engine designed for unmanned platforms. The test, conducted by the Aero Engine Corporation of China (AECC) involved a miniature turbojet engine powering a missile-shaped target drone for 30 minutes, reaching an altitude of 6,000 metres and a top speed of around Mach 0.75. Engine and test details The engine in question is described as an ultra-lightweight miniature turbojet in the ~160-kilogram thrust class, developed domestically and enabled by additive manufacturing (3D printing) for the rotating parts and major structural components. More than three-quarters of the engine’s total weight is composed of 3D-printed components, simplifying part count, reducing weight and streamlining manufacturing. During the flight test, the drone was launched via ground rail, flew und...

  The explosion on Friday night left at least 9 dead, 27 injured and the police station premises completely damaged. The Union home ministry on Saturday said that the explosion inside a police station in Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) was accidental and happened while samples were being collected for forensic examination. The samples of explosives stored inside the police Nowgam station were those recovered from the Faridabad module of doctors involved in the Red Fort blast case. The explosion on Friday night left at least 9 dead, 27 injured and the police station premises completely damaged. Addressing media persons on Saturday, Prashant Lokhande, joint secretary MHA, said, “The Nowgam Police recently cracked the case of a terror module based on leads taken from a poster. During investigation of FIR No 162/2025 of PS Nowgam, a huge cache of explosive substances and chemicals were also recovered. The recovery was kept securely in the open area of the police station. All the agencies i...

  On this day: Why is November 15 historic for cricket legends Sachin Tendulkar and Virat Kohli? November 15 marks two significant milestones in Indian cricket history. On this date in 1989, Sachin Tendulkar made his debut, and 34 years later, Virat Kohli broke Tendulkar's record for most ODI centuries. On the same day in 2013, Tendulkar made his final international appearance after amassing 34,357 runs across all formats of the game. These achievements showcase the remarkable journey of two of India's most celebrated cricketers. The date symbolizes a connection between generations of cricket excellence in India. Tendulkar's cricket journey began at age 16 when he first played for India in a Test match against Pakistan in Karachi. During his debut match, he faced a challenging bowling attack, including fellow debutant Waqar Younis. Despite being struck on the nose by a bouncer, Tendulkar showed courage and scored 15 runs from 24 balls with two boundaries. This match launche...

  indian tanks now capable of reaching karachi trishul heightens pakistan concerns India's combined military strength across land, sea, and air wrote a new chapter on Wednesday when, during 'Exercise Trishul' at Gujarat's Madhavpur beach, Indian Army tanks were successfully landed via the sea for the first time. This was not just a drill; it was a powerful demonstration of India’s strategic reach and force-projection capability that captured the attention of the entire region. The Madhavpur operation is now being regarded as one of the most potent amphibious military exercises conducted in the country. Using Landing Craft Mechanised (LCM), the first wave - consisting of an infantry platoon and a heavy armoured tank was successfully brought ashore. This proved that India is now capable of rapidly deploying significant combat power from the sea during wartime conditions. Defence analysts believe this capability can exert immediate pressure on any adversary’s coastal infra...

  Jaipur recorded an AQI of 190 on Friday. (Photo Credit: X) Air pollution continues to worsen in several Indian cities, pushing authorities to explore new and unconventional ways to improve air quality. With dust, vehicular emissions and industrial pollutants choking urban centres, Rajasthan’s capital Jaipur has now turned to giant outdoor air purifiers to tackle the growing crisis. The large air purifiers have been placed at high-traffic points such as Jawahar Circle and Tonk Road. Where the Towers Are Installed and How They Function Four towering “PAMARES”-style units—each standing eight metres tall—have been set up to filter the surrounding air. According to officials, each purifier can clean up to one million cubic metres of air per hour. The installation work was carried out overnight between November 12 and 13, and the units are expected to become fully operational by November 15. The move has triggered mixed reactions on social media. A video showing one of the massive puri...

  Air Force jet crashes near Tambaram in Chennai, pilot ejects safely An Indian Air Force (IAF) Pilatus PC-7 basic trainer aircraft crashed near Tambaram in Chennai on Friday during a routine training mission. The pilot managed to eject safely before the aircraft went down around 2 pm. According to the Indian Air Force, the PC-7 was on a standard training exercise when it crashed in the vicinity of the Tambaram air base. The IAF confirmed that the pilot escaped without injury. The Air Force has ordered a Court of Inquiry (CoI) to determine the cause of the crash. This is a developing story. It will be updated.

  Army deploys monorail at 16,000 feet in Himalayas to boost food, ammo supply The Indian Army's Gajraj Corps has introduced a game-changing innovation in high-altitude logistics with the deployment of an indigenous High Altitude Mono Rail System at 16,000 feet in the challenging Kameng Himalayas. The new system is now fully operational, validated, and already transforming how essential supplies are transported to remote forward posts. Operating in an unforgiving environment marked by barren cliffs, unpredictable weather, and extreme altitude, troops often face disrupted supply lines for days during heavy snowfall. Traditional transport methods struggle across steep gradients and unstable surfaces, making the delivery of mission-critical stores a constant challenge. Responding to this operational necessity, the Gajraj Corps has conceptualised, engineered, and deployed the high-altitude mono rail as a reliable lifeline. Capable of carrying over 300 kg of load in a single run, it ens...

  World's most powerful armies 2025: America tops the chart, India far ahead of Pakistan, China at number… © Victor Dasgupta New Delhi:  Amid rising tensions among global superpowers, the latest rankings of the world's most powerful militaries have been unveiled. According to the reports, the  Global Firepower  has evaluated the armed forces of 145 countries this year based on their resources and equipment. The ranking compares the militaries of traditional defense powers across 60 parameters, including troop strength, financial position, and access to resources. Additionally, the countries' nuclear capabilities have also been taken into account. Both India and Pakistan have secured places in this ranking. Here are some of the key details: The United States has been ranked as the most powerful military in the world in 2025. The US achieved a PowerIndex score of 0.0744, which is the closest to zero among all the countries listed in the ranking. The United States ...

  R Madhavan says white women were wary of Indian men, would avoid them: ‘Now four of them walk towards us, want to say hello’ R Madhavan has been a part of the movies since the 1990s and in the last three decades, the actor has seen the evolution of the film industry, as well as the mainstream movies. In fact, one of Madhavan’s most popular films, Rehnaa Hai Terre Dil Mein, has been debated by the younger generation for its  normalisation of stalking and lying.  In a new interview, Madhavan said that he wants to work with newer directors who aren’t restricted by the “filmyness” of the movies, and are making films that reflect India’s growth story. In a chat shared on BookMyShow’s YouTube channel, Madhavan said that until a few years ago, when an Indian  visited an international country,  white women would be wary of him as they would think that he was there to hit on them. He insisted that this wasn’t the case anymore and said that white women now flock around ...