Mystery of a missing train in Italy which appears in India.

Have you seen the Harry Potter movie? It has a variety of railway station. If you go into the pillar on the platform, a magical train will come and take the passengers to a magical world. However, we know that tricks, mantras, tantras are fictions. Whether reading about them in books or seen in movies, it is very thrill. But what if such fantasies happen in real life? What if a train, including a passenger, disappeared along the lines of the Harry Potter movie? But you must be surprised to know what happened in Italy exactly 109 years ago. Because the train disappeared.  If it is an airplane, we think it may have fallen in any sea. But it is a train traveling on the ground. And how did such a train suddenly disappear? What happened to all the passengers on that train? What did the two passengers say when they jumped off the train?

A Train departed with 106 passengers
In Rome, 106 passengers left in a train manufactured by the Zanetti company. They are expected to arrive at their destination all the time and not expected unable to return to the world. The train passed through a mountain and entered a tunnel about a kilometre long. After all, the train did not reach the next station. 
An unseen train in the tunnel
Railway officials and police arrived at the tunnel where the train was missing. They Walked about a kilometre. But the train was missing. There is no other way to get out of the tunnel. What about the train? Who can afford to theft such an engine and a train with three bogies? It was reported that two passengers jumped out of the train and saved their lives.

What did those travelers say?
The two passengers who got out of the train were mentally depressed. They were furious at the sight of that day. As the train entered the tunnel, white smoke covered the train, they think something might happen to the train and they jumped out of the train for fear. They did not know what happened to the train. The authorities went into the tunnel once again, hoping to find any evidence. But authorities did not find any evidence.
Tunnel closure
Railway authorities closed the tunnel so that it would not occur again. However, the tunnel collapsed due to airstrikes in the world war. It is noteworthy that the model of the train is still on display at the Railway Museum in Italy. However, in 1926 a report comes out. The whole world was shocked by that report.

Missing train in 1926 and appearing in 1845?
If you want to understand this report, you need to know about the time machine in Aditya 369, Telugu Movie.  In that movie, a Time machine appears which travel from the current year to the past. In the same way, the 104 passengers who missed in 1926 appears in the city of Mexico in the year 1845. 
Those passengers were admitted to a mental hospital in Mexico
The 104 were taken into custody by Mexican authorities and admit them it the Mental Hospital. Because they said they came from Italy on the Zenetti train. Mexico is about 10 thousand kilometres away from Italy. Traveling from Italy to Mexico is possible by plane or by the sea route. Trains are impossible to travel by sea. The Mexican authorities regarded the travelers as mental people.
If the Italian authorities are contacted
Mexican authorities contacted Italian authorities, saying all passengers were from Rome. However, since it was the year 1845, the event had not yet taken place. Italian authorities made it clear that they were not their countrymen and that they had no such train. However, Mexican authorities found that one of those passengers who have the cigarette box from the Dunhill Company was made in 1907. That cigarette packet is still in Mexico. However, this incident did not stop there. The train was also found in India.
Appears as Ghost Train
Another unbelievable thing is that the train appears and disappears in India, Russia, Germany, Romania, and Italy. The train was spotted in the Poltava region of Ukraine in 1991. It is reported that a paranormal researcher who investigated the spirits entered the train and was never again informed of his whereabouts. According to an eyewitness, the train had three bogies and their windows were closed with curtains.
Many doubts
We can't believe the train disappeared. But what about the train that goes through the tunnel and doesn't cross the tunnel? For the officers why the train did not see? How did a cigarette packet made in 1907 arrive at that passenger who appeared in Mexico in 1845? Where the 104 Italians who are missed on the train? Why are the details of those passengers kept confidential? It remains a mystery. There is a doubt that did anyone creates this story?  Based on this train incident, many people are believing that there is a parallel universe. Is it possible?

Bajaj Pulsar NS200 is modified as Kawasaki Z1000.

Leeat Motor from Vietnam has transformed a Bajaj Pulsar NS200 to like a Kawasaki Z1000. The modified Pulsar NS200 is inspired by its styling and bodywork from Kawasaki Z1000. At initial glance, it's hard to even identify the modified motorcycle until and unless you're taking a better look and recognize the Pulsar NS200 engine and therefore the perimeter frame. Talking about the change, especially, the motorcycle gets a dual projector headlamp setup and an LED daytime running lamp. A visor inspired by Z1000 is found in the front. Besides the new front face, the motorcycle modified its stock tank for a more muscular and edgy fuel tank unit with yellow and black coloring. The custom motorcycle features a belly pan which gives muscular appeal and also protects the engine. The seat is also replaced with a split seat setup.

The rear profile also received some major changes.  The modified Bajaj Pulsar NS200 features a custom body panel at the rear which looks tons sharper than the original unit. At the rear, we also found a LED taillamp that goes well with the theme of the motorcycle. The exhaust of the motorcycle has been replaced with a free-flow one. But the suspension unit did not take any changes made, it features telescopic front forks and a mono-shock at the rear.

There are no other mechanical changes made apart from these cosmetic changes to the modified Pulsar NS200. It's still powered by 199.5cc, single-cylinder, liquid-cooled, matted with a six-speed engine that produces the peak torque of 17.5 Kw at 9500 rpm and peak torque of 18.3 Nm at 8000 rpm.

Currently, Bajaj has updated the Pulsar NS200 to comply with BS6 norms. The updated Pulsar NS200 is powered by 199.5cc, liquid cooled, single cylinder, 4 stroke, 3 spark, SOHC, 4v and fuel injected engine that makes the max power of 18 Kw at 9750 rpm and peak torque of 18.5 Nm at 8000 rpm. Braking duties are handled by 300mm petal disc with ABS at front and 230mm disc at the rear.  The BS6 Bajaj Pulsar NS200 is priced at Rs. 1,25,000 ex-showroom, Delhi.

The Legacy of Wi-Fi Standards and Wi-Fi 6.

Third Party reference

Wi-Fi 6 is the next generation of Wi-Fi. Wi-Fi 6 began its certification in September 2019, and it's designed to supply capacity, coverage, and performance in tough environments. Now Wi-Fi 6 is out on new laptops, smartphones and other gadgets with Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) chips in them.

The new standard is meant to attach many devices efficiently, which is great for companies embracing mobile devices. The 802.11 standards establish how briskly the info transmission is between the router and devices wirelessly connected thereto. They also help make sure that devices stay connected to the router. When multiple devices are connected to the router, they coordinate the distribution of knowledge between the router and devices.

New Naming System

In October 2018, Wi-Fi Alliance introduced a replacement naming approach to offer users an easy-to-understand name for Wi-Fi technology. The new naming system identifies new generations of Wi-Fi with a numerical sequence, which incorporates these designations:

1.     Wi-Fi 6 is 802.11ax.

2.     Wi-Fi 5 is 802.11ac.

3.     Wi-Fi 4 is 802.11n.

The latest and fastest Wi-Fi standard is predicated on 802.11ax, or Wi-Fi 6, but devices sold today are still mostly supported the 802.11ac standard, or Wi-Fi 5, Moorman explained to news Daily.

However, new hardware that supports the most recent Wi-Fi should get on its way soon, and a few new technologies support it now, like Apple's iPhone 11. The new standard might be helpful to several businesses, but especially to companies that want to attach tons of devices. While faster Wi-Fi is certainly helpful, Wi-Fi 6 is additionally the foremost efficient and designed to handle many devices.

What are the various Wi-Fi standards?

There are almost 20 Wi-Fi standards, but only six are widely adopted, consistent with Moorman. The following aren't all the versions of 802.11 – just those that are commonest within the devices.

802.11: Published in June 1997, the primary version features a top data transmission speed of two Mbps.

802.11a and 802.11b: Both of those were published in September 1999. The latter features a top speed of 11 Mbps, while its "a" counterpart is 54 Mbps. It had been mostly utilized in open office environments.

802.11g: Published in June 2003, this version unites the speeds of 802.11a and therefore the broadcasting range and reliability of 802.11b. It's backward-compatible with 802.11b, meaning that devices with 802.11b chips can hook up with a router with an 802.11g chip.

Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n): Published in October 2009, the top speed of this version is 600 Mbps which is nearly double its predecessors. It uses multiple antennas to achieve that high speeds.

Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac): Wi-Fi 5 was introduced in December 2013. This is often the version of Wi-Fi that you simply find in modern, high-end routers and devices. the most goal of Wi-Fi 5 was to deal with challenges associated with the movement of huge data sets through networks. this is often especially useful for cloud storage services and streaming platforms. The top speed of Wi-Fi 5 is up to 3.4 Gbps.

Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax): Published in September 2019, this version improves on the collusion of transmitting data between the router, smartphones, laptops and many other devices wirelessly connected thereto. The highest data transmission speed remains being determined, but it's predicted to be up to 10.5 Gbps.

Price List of Honda BS6 line-up.

The BS6 emission norms come into effect by the Government of India, Honda has discontinued 10 products from the market, including the Activa, Hornet 160R, Xblade, Grazia and Cliq. Here is the list of BS6 motorcycles and scooters that are available currently in India.

Unicorn BS6:
Honda has updated the Unicorn from 150cc to 160cc segment and comply with BS6 norms. Unicorn BS6 is powered by 162.7cc, air cooled, single-cylinder, 4 stroke, SI and fuel injected engine which makes the max power of 9.5 Kw @ 7500rpm and max torque of 14 Nm @ 5500rpm. Unicorn BS6 is available in a single variant and is priced at Rs. 93,593.00 (ex-showroom, Delhi).

SP 125:
SP 125 is the second BS6 two-wheeler and 1st motorcycle for Honda in India. It is powered by 124cc, air cooled, single-cylinder, 4 stroke, SI and fuel injected engine which delivers the max power of 8 Kw @ 7500rpm and peak torque of 10.9 Nm @ 6000rpm. SP 125 is available in two variants namely Drum and Disc. Drum variant is priced at Rs. 73,452.00 (ex-showroom, Delhi) and Disc variant is priced at Rs. 77,652.00 (ex-showroom, Delhi).

Shine BS6:
Shine BS6 is the replacement of CB Shine. Shine BS6 is powered by 124cc, air cooled, single-cylinder, 4 stroke, SI and fuel injected engine which delivers the max power of 7.9 Kw @ 7500rpm and peak torque of 11Nm @ 6000rpm. Shine BS6 is available in two variants namely Drum and Disc. Drum variant is priced at Rs. 67,857.00 (ex-showroom, Delhi) and Disc variant is priced at Rs. 72,557.00 (ex-showroom, Delhi).

Activa 125 BS6:
Activa 125 BS6 is the first two-wheeler and first scooter in India that comply with the BS6 norms from Honda. It is powered by 124cc, fan cooled, single-cylinder, 4 stroke, SI and fuel injected engine that makes the max power of 6.10 Kw @ 6500rpm and peak torque of 10.3 Nm @ 5000rpm. Activa 125 BS6 is available in three variants namely Standard, Alloy and Deluxe. The standard variant is priced at Rs. 68,072.00, Alloy variant is priced at Rs. 71,542.00 and the Deluxe variant is priced at Rs. 75,042.00 (all prices are ex-showroom, Delhi).

Activa 6G:
Activa 6G is the replacement of Activa 5G from Honda with the tag line of Game Changer. It is powered by 109.51cc, fan cooled, single-cylinder, 4 stroke, SI and fuel injected engine that makes the max power of 5.73 Kw @ 8000rpm and peak torque of 8.79 Nm @ 5250rpm. 2020 Activa 6G is available in two variants namely Standard and Deluxe. The standard variant is priced at Rs. 64,464.00 and the Deluxe variant is priced at Rs. 65,964.00 (all prices are ex-showroom, Delhi).

DIO BS6:
DIO BS6 is powered by 109.51cc, fan cooled, single-cylinder, 4 stroke, SI and fuel injected engine that makes the max power of 5.71 Kw @ 8000rpm and peak torque of 9 Nm @ 4750rpm. DIO BS6 is available in two variants namely Standard and Deluxe. The standard variant is priced at Rs. 59,990.00 and the Deluxe variant is priced at Rs. 63,340.00 (all prices are ex-showroom, Delhi).

Top 10 Most Expensive cars that are sold in India.

India is one among the most important markets for car manufacturers within the world. And over time, it's become a nurturing environment for rich car culture. This has left many rooms for the expansion of luxury car manufacturers within the country. Here, we bring you the ten costliest cars that are sold in India.
1. Rolls-Royce Ghost (Price Starting at Rs 4.48 Crore)
In India, the Ghost is out there in two versions – SWB and EWB. The Ghost is an entry point to the Rolls-Royce and lives up to the definitions of luxury set by its forerunners.  It's powered by a 6.6-litre V12 engine that churns out 563 BHP of power and 820 Nm of torque.

2. Rolls-Royce Wraith (Price Starting at Rs 5 Crore)
The Wraith falls is within the Rolls-Royce’s definition of the point between luxury and sportiness.  The posh sports coupe is more dynamic and is powered by a 6.6-litre V12 engine which produces 624 BHP of power and 870 Nm of torque.

3. Ferrari GTC4 Lusso V12 (Price Starting at Rs 4.2 Crore)
The GTC4 Lusso may be a replacement for the Ferrari FF and comes with a capaciousness of 4. The car is often bought either with a V8 engine which produces 601 BHP of power and 760 Nm of torque or a V12 engine which produces 680 BHP of power and 697 Nm of torque.

4. Ferrari 812 Superfast (Price Starting at Rs 5.2 Crore)
The 812 Superfast is Ferrari’s idea of an excellent GT. It's a mind-boggling 6.5-litre naturally-aspirated V12 that delivers 800hp and 718Nm of torque, enough to shoot it from 0-100kph in 2.9sec before reaching a maximum speed of 340kph.

5. Lamborghini Aventador S (Price Starting at Rs 5 Crore) 
Lamborghini Aventador S is one ticks all the boxes like just about every car within the company’s stable. As compared to its track-focused SVJ, the S may be a softer road-focussed one. It is powered by V12 engine which produces 729 BHP of power and 690 Nm of torque.

6. Roll-Royce Dawn (Price Starting at Rs 5.94 Crore)
The Dawn is one among the foremost silent convertibles within the world. The car boasts an equivalent powerplant as the Wraith and provides top-of-the-line luxury also as performance.  It is powered by V12 engine and produces the max power of 563 BHP and 820 Nm of torque.

7. Bentley Mulsanne Speed (Price Starting at Rs 5.26 Crore)
Bentley Mulsanne Speed is one among the fasts ultra-luxury sedans within the world and is powered by a 6.8-litre V8 engine that delivers the max power of 529 BHP and 1,110 Nm of torque.

8. Rolls-Royce Cullinan (Price Starting at Rs 6.95 Crore)
One among the foremost expensive luxury SUV within the world, the Cullinan comes with features like dedicated off-road modes and a cabin that's insulated from the boot. It is powered by V12 engine which generates 563 BHP of power and 850 Nm of torque.

9. Lamborghini Aventador SVJ (Price Estimated at Rs 8.5 Crore)
This track focused monster Lamborghini Aventador SVJ is powered by a 6.5-litre V12 which delivers the max power 759 BHP and 720 Nm of torque, which is enough to shoot it to triple-digit speeds in only 2.8sec and clock a top speed in more than 350kph.

10. Rolls-Royce Phantom (Price Starting at Rs 9.5 Crore)
Prices for the Rolls-Royce’s flagship Phantom starts at Rs 9.5 Crore for the quality and Rs 11.35 crore for the extended-wheelbase variant. It is powered by V12 engine that produces the max power 453 BHP and 720 Nm of torque.

The Price list of BS6 Yamaha line-up.

The BS6 emission norms come into effect by the Government of India, Yamaha has discontinued 5 products from the market, including the Saluto RX, Saluto 125, SZ-RR V2.0, Fazer 25, and also the R3. 

Yamaha Motor India completed the conversion of motorcycles and scooters from BS4 to the BS6 emission norms almost a month before the 31 March 2020 deadline. As of now, the Japanese manufacturer Yamaha’s mass-market two-wheelers vary from 125cc scooters to 250cc motorcycles, with prices starting from Rs. 66,430, to Rs. 1.46 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi).

Yamaha launched the BS6 compliant versions of the FZ and FZS in November last year, with prices from Rs. 99,200 and Rs. 1,01,200 respectively. Both the bikes come equipped with a 149cc, single-cylinder, 4 Stroke, 2v & fuel-injected engine that generates the max power of 12.4 PS at 7,250rpm, and peak torque of 13.6Nm at 5,500rpm.

The price of the BS6 version of the Yamaha MT-15 naked streetfighter has been started from Rs. 1,38,900, while the sportier track-friendly R15 V3.0 is now priced at Rs. 1,45,900. On the opposite hand, Yamaha recently teased the BS6 FZ-25 and therefore the FZS-25 motorcycles, and are expected to be launched within the market next month.

The BS6 FZ-25 will feature some new styling elements as compared to the BS4 compliant, including an LED projector headlamp and a redesigned bikini fairing, alongside LED DRLs. Additionally, the BS6 FZS-25 gets some attractive graphics, knuckle guards, windscreen, and golden alloy wheels.

Talking about scooters, the Fascino 125 is the entry-level two-wheeler for the Yamaha Motor India, and its BS6-compliant version was launched last year at a starting price of Rs. 66,430 for the STD drum brakes variant, and Rs. 68,930 for the STD disk brake variant. The DLX drum and disc variants are priced at Rs. 67,430 and Rs. 69,930 respectively. The Japanese two-wheeler manufacturer’s other scooter in India, the Ray-ZR 125 is additionally available in two variants – drum (Rs. 66,730) and disc (Rs. 69,730). On the opposite hand, the more premium Ray-ZR 125 Street Rally is available in a disk brake variant only, and is priced at Rs. 70,730.

The BS4 carbureted 113cc engine of Fascino and the Cygnus Ray-ZR scooters was replaced with a more powerful 125 cc engine with fuel-injection technology. Yamaha claims that the new engines of Fascino and the Cygnus Ray-ZR are 16 percent more fuel-efficient than the BS4 model, and puts out the max power of 8.2 PS at 6,500 pm and peak torque of 9.7 Nm at 5,000 rpm.

KTM RC 125 VS Yamaha YZF R15V3.0 ABS

2019 KTM RC 125 VS 2019 YAMAHA R15 V3.0 ABS:

KTM RC 125 is an exact replica of the 200cc racer from the brand,  swapping the engine with a much smaller unit with capabilities.  RC 125 is an entry level bike with stylish looks and power packed performance.  The design has been inspired by the KTM RC16, which is the company's moto GP machine and similar to the elder siblings KTM RC 390 and KTM RC 200.

The Yamaha R V3.0 has been a consistent sales performer for India Yamaha and with standard dual channel ABS now it is still a very good option.  The new generation R15 got significantly updated last year, with some cosmetic changes and more importantly with a bigger and more powerful engine.  The styling is inspired by the liter class Yamaha YZF R1, the R15 V3 does look sharper than before.

2019 Yamaha YZF R15 V3.0 ABS

Both these two motorcycles are fully faired sports bikes and we compare these bikes in terms of engine, features and other technical specifications.

Features:

KTM RC 125 features like twin projector head light and LED tail light, digital instrument console, triple clamp handle bars, split seat and under belly exhaust.

Yamaha R15 V3.0 features like LED head and tail lamps, clip on handle bars, split seat, digital instrument panel and rear tyre huger.

Engine:

KTM RC 125 uses the 124.7cc, single cylinder, 4 valve, DOHC layout, liquid cooled, fuel injected engine that offers the max. power of 14.5 PS at 9250rpm and peak torque of 12Nm at 8000rpm.

Yamaha R15 V3.0 powered by 155cc, single cylinder, 4 valve, liquid cooled, VVA technology, Assist and slipper clutch, SOHC layout and fuel injected engine which produces the 19.3 PS power at 10,000rpm and 14.7 Nm peak torque at 8500rpm.

R15 V3.0 ABS is having 30.3cc more capacity engine and produces the 4.8 PS more power and 2.7 Nm more torque than RC125.

At the end both machines are matted with 6 speed gearbox.

Brakes:

Braking duties are carried out in KTM RC 125 via 300mm Disc at front and 230mm Disc at rear compared to 282mm Disc at front and 220m Disc at rear of Yamaha R15V3.0.

KTM RC 125 gets single channel ABS whereas R15 V3 gets dual channel ABS as a standard.

Suspension & Tyres:

At front KTM RC125 is having USD telescopic suspension and at rear 10 step adjustable mono suspension.  Yamaha R15V3 is comes with telescopic suspension at front and swing-arm type mono at rear.

In terms of tyres KTM RC 125 is fitted with 110/70-17" tubeless at front and 150/60-17" tubeless at rear compared to 100/80-17" tubeless at front and 140/70-17" tubeless at rear of Yamaha R15 V3.0.

Fuel tank & weight:

The fuel tank capacity of KTM RC 125 at 9.5 L and 154.2 Kg in kerb weight.  Yamaha R15 V3.0 is larger fuel thank than RC125 stands at 11 L and lighter in weight at 142 Kg.

Dimensions:

The overall dimensions of KTM RC 125 is 1977mm in length, 688mm in width and 1090mm in height. Yamaha R15 V3.0 is longer than RC 125 stands at 1990mm.  It is wider stands at 725mm and taller than RC125 stands at 1135mm.

KTM RC 125 is marginally longer in wheelbase stands at 1341mm compared to 1325mm of R15v3.0.

KTM RC 125 gets higher seat height at 835mm compared to 815mm of Yamaha R15 V3.0.

Yamaha R15V3.0 gets higher ground clearance at 160mm compared to 157mm of KTM RC125.

Price:

KTM RC 125 is priced at 1.47 Lakhs ex-showroom and Yamaha R15 V3.0 ABS is priced at 1.40 Lakhs, ex-showroom Delhi.