A week back, media across the world reported that a man had spotted a UFO while browsing through Google Earth. The pink UFO had an alien head popping out of it. Creepy! Many of us do not believe that life exists beyond earth. I would say that those people are arrogant who think that intelligent life can only and only exist here. Many are also skeptical as most of these sightings are mainly reported from the USA. Well, it’s not that aliens only like to visit Area 51; UFO’s have been sighted across the world, including India. In fact, it is rumoured that there is a UFO base in the Himalayas along Indo-China border. But no one knows how much of this is true. Aliens may not know that our world is divided into continents and countries. The area covered by America is much more than area covered by any other country, therefore more sightings are reported from there. Moreover, people in the rural and remote areas in India, still do not have proper communication channels or connectivity; leave aside internet or smart phones to report such incidents. Flying saucers are not a recent phenomenon. Our ancient scriptures and religious texts mention such incidents in plenty. Be it Mahabharata or Ramayana, you will find mention of flying saucers or vimanas easily. Pushpak being the most known. These mentions are corroborated by other ancient civilization texts as well. Only a few years ago, the Chinese discovered some Sanskrit documents in Lhasa, Tibet and sent them to the University of Chandrigarh to be translated. Dr. Ruth Reyna from the University said that the documents contain directions for building interstellar spaceships! Their method of propulsion, she said, was “anti- gravitational”. There is science, which is still unknown to us but was available to our ancestors. Dr. Roberto Pinotti, Italian scientist says, “Certain descriptions of the Vimanas in the Indian scriptures seemed too detailed and technical in nature to be labeled a myth. He cited various tests to show there were 32 secrets relating to the operation of Vimanas, some of which could be compared to modern day use of radar, solar energy and photography.” Therefore, Mumbaigloss decided to curate a list of major UFO sightings in India in the last few decades. You decide if these stories are true or false. But before I start, let me clarify that UFO means Unidentified Flying Objects which may be alien or otherwise. Radar usually intercepts flying objects which have metal parts in it. And not all reported UFO sightings are true. 90 per cent of them are false and baseless. Here is the list of the top 15 UFO sightings in India: 1. Ladakh -2013: Last year saw a huge uproar on the India – China border where Indian army men saw yellow orbs lifting up in the sky from the Chinese side. They reported such sighting from the Lagan Khel area in Demchok in Ladakh. Drones were sent out to investigate if they were weather balloons or Chinese lanterns but nothing was concluded. Few even thought that those were spy cameras or humanoids flying around the area to test new technology. Since then 100 such sightings were reported. Chinese denied any such interventions. Later government officials asked the astrophysicist to look into the matter who reported that those orbs were planets Venus and Jupiter. It might be true or a government cover-up. I am sure Indian army has enough hi-tech equipment and intelligence to ascertain if the orbs were stars or something alarming. 2. Chikhaldhara, Maharashtra – 2013: Pratyush Kumar from Delhi saw a UFO with his family while on vacation. He described it as a cone shaped orange lit vehicle which moved away within seconds. 3. Kannur, Bangalore – 2013: Divya Sebastian, and Major Sebastian Zachariah, an Army officer saw a space ship while on their vacation to Kannur. Though, astrophysicists have out rightly denied this report and called it a hoax. But the couple persists that while checking features for his new HTC phone Major Sebastian was able to capture t
Posted on: Sun, 11 Jan 2015 06:23:32 +0000
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