Saturday, April 19, 2025

Best UFO sighting spot in India


Based on the geographic “hotspot” criteria (remoteness, broad sightlines, open water or playa, military/aviation ties, low light pollution) and actual reported cases, here are five Indian locations where UFO‐type phenomena have most often been claimed:

Pangong Tso & Kongka Pass (Ladakh)
High‑altitude, shallow lake with a flat horizon and heavy Army/ITBP patrols. Between August and October 2012, over 100 “luminous objects” were reported by troops stationed near Pangong Tso and Kongka Pass—many filed formal reports up to the PMO 
India Today
Hindustan Times
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Samudra Tapu (near Chandratal, Spiti Valley, Himachal Pradesh)
A desolate glacial valley at ∼17,000 ft. In September 2004, an ISRO research team claimed to see a “snow‑man‑like” white object on an adjacent ridge—later speculated to be a drone or balloon 
Wikipedia

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Banni Grasslands (Rann of Kutch, Gujarat)
Seasonal marsh/desert fringes with virtually no population. Local “Chir Batti” or “ghost lights”—ball‑shaped phosphorescent glows moving at high speed—have been reported for centuries by BSF patrols and villagers 
Wikipedia
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Thar Desert (Rajasthan)
Vast sand‑plains and salt‑flats, minimal light pollution, border‑area test ranges nearby. UFO reports in Rajasthan (e.g., in the Jaisalmer/Bikaner region) are comparatively frequent in civilian databases—second only to Ladakh in some compilations 
The Times of India
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Imphal Airport (Manipur)
Though not remote in the strictest sense, on 21 November 2023 a “UFO” over Imphal airport disrupted flights and led to two Rafale interceptors being scrambled (no object was found) 
Wikipedia
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Best UFO Sighting spot in kerala

1. Kannur Beach (June 19, 2013)
An army officer, Major Sebastian Zachariah, was testing his new phone’s camera on a quiet stretch of Kannur beach when he later noticed a saucer‑shaped blur in one of his pictures. He and his wife claim they never saw anything with the naked eye—that shape only appeared in the photo, leading rationalists to chalk it up to a camera‑lens reflex or a “UFO” filter app 
India Today
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2. Kochi / Vembanad Lake Region (Oct 30, 2014)
A group of witnesses in Kochi photographed what they described as a nail‑shaped object hovering in the rainy sky. The image spread quickly on WhatsApp before skeptics pointed out it could easily have been a passing drone or a trick of the clouds and street‑lights 
India Today
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3. Thiruvananthapuram Area (1991 fireball & 2015–16 light displays)
1991 “Fireball”: Residents around Trivandrum reported the entire sky lighting up with a blinding flash, followed by a thunderous boom. Local newspapers covered it, and it briefly showed up in a NASA event‑log—though most agree it was a meteoric bolide 
Reddit
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April 3, 2015 (NUFORC report): A steady, cross‑shaped light drifted across Trivandrum’s sky for about five minutes before vanishing—witnesses speculated it might have been a satellite or high‑altitude drone 

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May 25, 2016 (NUFORC report): From Poojapura, observers saw three circular lights forming a triangle, then repeating the pattern for over 30 minutes. No camera footage exists, and low‑light phones couldn’t capture it 

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Wednesday, March 16, 2011

Friday, March 11, 2011

***CHASE*** IT MAGAZINE INAUGURATION BY VINEETH KUMAR(ACTOR)

CHASE WEBSITE LINK chase.cusat.ac.in

A small dance program is also conducted with the inauguration ceremony at Applied Chemistry Hall

Monday, March 7, 2011

Monday, February 28, 2011

ONLINE EVENTS -VIRTUAL QUEST PARTICIPANTS SCORE

•Siddharth - 850
•Manjesh Kumar - 750
•Arjun K R - 725
•Shashwat - 725
•Sandeep Kumar - 650
•Piyush Pathak - 550
•Gautham T. Sathyan - 550
•Karthik C S - 500
•Aswathy.P.S - 450
•Keerthi Prakash - 450
•Sonu Kumar - 450
•Anurag - 425
•Kunal Ranjan - 375
•Rahul Ranjan - 375
•Shobhit Tiwari - 350
•Abhishek - 300
•Avanish Srihari - 200
•Arvind - 250
•Mahesh Lohithakshan - 250
•Ratan Kumar - 250
•Saurabh Kumar(12090071) - 225
•Sunny - 200
•Sunny Kr Aditya - 200
•Shambhu Kumar(8891..51) - 175
•Abhijeet Kumar - 125
•Adarsh Kumar - 125
•Ganesh - 125
•Manikandan.s - 125
•Pawan Kr Thankur - 125
•Rahul Kumar - 100
•Raisa Antony - 100
•Rithvik - 100
•Saurabh(9746..567) - 100
•Ankit Kumar - 75
•Hisham Rahman - 75
•Mary Antony C - 75

Friday, February 18, 2011

MBS GROUP

MBS Group is an Indian management consulting firm was commenced in the year of 2008 in order to provide multifarious business solution to society and
industry through diversified services. We help firm/individual to find distinctive, lasting, and substantial solutions through our services in the field ofEducation Training, IT Solutions, Event Management and Marketing “Provoking Thoughts” We provoke thoughts of our client to the extent of success. What they think it’s our passion to accomplish it for them through our team of expertise and diversified services. We work on their most difficult issues as our challenges. Finally we are a group of people which have both technical and industry expertise and works on challenges that leads an organization to success.
OUR VISION
MBS GROUP is aiming to be the best one stop educational and industrial solution provider by 2020 and it will achieve this vision in an ethical manner by
offering quality of services to clients and fare deal to its customers.
HoriZON - A UNIT OF MBS GROUP
HoriZON is an initiative of MBS GROUP for assorted workshops in diversified sectors like Robotics, Ethical Hacking & Information Security, Auto mechanics &IC Engine Design, AeroModelling & Aircraft Designing, 3D Animation, Flash, Search Engine Optimization, Content Management System etc. in engineering colleges.
WINGS
This workshop is dedicated to learn the technology behind making of aircrafts. It help and encourage the participants to solve real time problem involved in
making of glider aircraft, besides this live demonstration of RC plane will also be shown so that student will stimulate their theoretical knowledge in to
practical.
WORKSHOP MOTIVE
The basic purpose of this workshop is to erase the limitations of lack of right guidance and infrastructural inhibitions currently being faced by engineering
colleges in India bring them to a near brighter and developing Aviation sector in India. In this workshop students not only learn, but transform their ideas in
to reality. Apart from this, it fosters the spirit of creativity, innovation. and team work. It gives us a chance not only to conceive but also to create. Apart
from learning, it is also a very good stress buster.
Topics to be covered in WINGS Workshop
Session 1 –
- Introduction to Aeromodelling
- Discuss Goals of Workshop
- A brief introduction about modeling Aeroplanes -
Static and Flying models
- Explore different categories - Free Flight, Powered
Free Flight, Control Line and Radio-Control Flying
- Materials in Aeromodelling
Session 2 -
- Getting your Hands Dirty
- Construction of the 40cm Balsa Glider from the Precut KIT
- Flying the 40cm Balsa Glider
- Experimenting with the different Wing
Configurations & Learning
Session 3 -
An Introduction to Flight
- What Makes Planes Fly?
- Overview of Flight Control Surfaces
- The Four Basic Forces of Flight
SESSION 4:
An Introduction to Gliders
- What are Gliders? How do they Glide?
- Understanding the Wing and its Importance
- Types of Wing Construction
- Basic Glider Design - What goes where?
Session 5 -
- Design a Glider within given Constraints &
Guidelines
- Discuss the Designs
Session 6 -
- Cutting Techniques for Balsa
- Cutting the Design from Balsa
- Sanding & Smoothing Techniques
- Sanding & Smoothing the Cut Balsa Designs- Putting
it all together
Session 7 -
Demonstration of RC Flying
- Flying Demo of Basic Aerobatics, World
War II Maneuvers, Pattern Flying & Stunt
Flying
Practical:
Designing individual parts
Assembling the parts
Giving final touch
RC Engine Demonstration

DURATION:
The duration of this workshop will be two consecutive days, with eight hour session each day in
a total of sixteen hours properly divided into theory and hands on sessions.
CERTIFICATION:
A 'Certificate of Merit' by HoriZON (A Unit of MBS Group) to all Participants of this workshop.
At the end of this workshop, a small competition will be organized among the participating
students and winners will be awarded with a 'Certificate of Excellence' by HoriZON
ELIGIBLITY:
All the topics will be covered in two days. It’s a basic level workshop so there are no
prerequisites. Anyone interested in Aeromodelling can join this workshop.
FEE:
`1000/- (inclusive of all Taxes) per participant ( charges includes S/W toolkit , Travelling expenses
and Human resource)
ELIGIBLE BRANCHES:
ELECTRICALS,ELECTRONICS &COMM.,MECH ENGG

Dhishna Workshop 2 Magic Wand(Hacking workshop

Magic Wand
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The pro level ethical hacking workshop, happening on 5&6th march, during "dhishna." the annual tech-fest of SOE-CUSAT,the workshop will contain two sessions.
the first one, which is happening on 5th will be talks by intrusion and security experts, which include Manu zachariah, the ...developer of "matriux", which can be called, the "leet linux".
The second part is where the fun is.
it's where you start doing the stuff on your own.
It is an interactive session, in which, the experts, who were on the stage, last day, come to you, pat your back, share your coke and hack.
The main objectives of the workshop are,

1.Giving a brief description about unix and windows based servers(micro and macro kernels)

2.Familiarisation of Matriux and backtrack, and tools.(main objective)

3.Concept of DoS and CSS based attacks
(Denial of Servise & Cross Site Scripting)



Its not that kind of workshop, in which you mugg up something, go home and find out that,"Damn, I wasted the money :("
Its a kind, in which, you get support, right there.
so, come on!...,
lets work it out.
eat, drink coke, befriend some eminent personalities...., yeah, And Hack :)
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Nb:
1. You are not going to learn, "how to hack your friends E-mail passwords" here
2.You might not be able to Hack porn sites either.
still, you'll get a start here!, to do something more, or even, many things :)
3.Yes, there is a sad part too :(
there is a fees for this thing too, anyhow, a little one.
because, The best things, always comes in small packages :)
and yeah, the entry is limited too.
so, please contact me faster :)
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More details:
Total time of the workshop: 6+6+3=15 hours, in two days.
(6 hours for lectures and 6 hours for interactive session.)

Workshop Fee: Rs. 1000.... (includes 2 days food, certificates and dvd's of tools)
                        SOE-CUSAT students : Rs. 950


Contact:
Abhijth -S6 IT SOE-CUSAT
09567019902
Dileep- S4 IT, SOE-CUSAT
09995658089

Ethical Hacking Workshop on 26th & 27th.

Ethical Hacking Workshop on 26th & 27th.