Watchtower opens atop Daringbadi’s highest hill

 

Daringbadi: Daringbadi in Kandhamal district which is known as the Kashmir of Odisha added another feather to its cap following the unveiling of a watchtower constructed atop the highest hill in Greenbadi panchayat. Joining as the chief guest, G Udayagiri MLA Saluga Pradhan inaugurated the watchtower in the presence of Daringbadi block chairperson Susant Kumar Pradhan, BDO Gadadhar Patra, tehsildar Ashok Kumar Das and Zilla Parishad member Ranjan Kumar Pradhan, Thursday.

Speaking to media persons, BDO Patra said that at the outset roads have been expanded by cutting the hills to help tourists visit the watchtower and experience the panoramic scenery of the tourist spot. In the coming days, the pucca road will be built up to the watchtower, and guard walls will be erected around it for the safety and convenience of the visiting tourists, he said. Reports said that Daringbadi as a tourist site has carved out a special niche for itself in the tourism map of the country. Tourists from various parts of the country and foreign countries flock to Daringbadi between September and March to spend some quality time in the lap of nature. Situated at a height of about 3,000 feet above sea level, it is an ideal summer getaway popularly known as the ‘Kashmir of Odisha’ as it is the only place in the whole state which experiences snowfall during winter. The place is also gifted with natural bounties such as pine jungles, coffee gardens, and beautiful valleys.

In light of these facts, the block administration is giving a facelift to some tourist sites in the area such as the Hill View Point, Midubanda Waterfall, and Lovers’ Point in the area. Currently, the renovation of Hill View Park is underway while the developmental works undertaken near Patabandha waterfall were unveiled last month.

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Tiger spotted roaming in Baliguda, Locals panic

 
Panic gripped residents of Badagaon village of Baliguda following reports of a tiger roaming around in the area a week ago.


Baliguda: Panic gripped residents of Ward number-1 of Badagaon village of Baliguda in Odisha’s Kandhamal district following reports of a tiger roaming around in the area a week ago.

According to sources, a Punp house worker spotted the tiger roaming around the river banks near the pump house of Badagaon. He said that he heard an unusual sound while going to turn on the pump. So, he turned on his phone flashlight to check and got scared after noticing the tiger. He later informed the Forest Department about the tiger.

On the instructions of Baliguda DFO, 2 teams led by Forester in-charge, Satya Narayan Mohanty, have arrived at the said place the tiger was spotted and are conducting patrolling in the area all night. The team has identified the footprints of the tiger. However, the forest department officials said that the preliminary investigation revealed that the footprints are not that of a tiger. The forest department has alerted the local people after the preliminary investigation revealed that it was a hyena’s footprints.

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Wifi: Onboard WiFi & brand new interiors on Air India planes soon - Times of India

 

NEW DELHI: In the next two years Air India (AI) flyers can enjoy on-flight WiFi services sitting in redecorated wide-body aircraft.
The AI will by next year start offering onboard WiFi. The process will begin with the six new wide-body Airbus A350 which will join its fleet in the coming months, AI MD-CEO Campbell Wilson told TOI Monday.
Subsequently other wide-body planes — first new inductions and then the existing fleet — will get this facility, followed by some single-aisles too. Also the entire AI wide-body fleet will have brand new interiors in the next two years.
“We will induct 19 new wide-body aircraft by the end of next March. These new planes will get onboard WiFi first. From mid 2024 we will start sending our 40 existing wide-body (27 Boeing 787s and 13 B777s) for complete refurbishment. Their interiors will be scrapped and they will get everything brand new from seats to inflight entrainment (IFE) and onboard Wifi as part of our $400 million upgrade project. By mid 2025, all our twin aisles will have absolutely new cabin product,” Wilson said.

While 17 of the 19 twin aisles will be used for augmenting fleet, AI has recently started talks for indicting two more B777s so that it can retire two wide-bodies.
A majority of AI group’s full service single aisles will also get a complete makeover by next September. “We are going to induct 50 single aisles this fiscal. By September 2024, 75-80% of our full service single aisles will be brand new,” he said. The remaining 20-25% will be refurbished for being used by the low-cost arm, AI Express. This means in the next two years, AI full-service arm planes would have completely new interiors.
Meanwhile, AI has begun reinstating six of the 47 weekly non-stop flights to the United States that were temporarily suspended this March due to a shortage of B777 crew. “We are reinstating three of those flights this month and the remaining three next month. We are now hiring five and 10 times more pilots and cabin crew per month than last year. We are hiring 600 crew (550 cabin crew and 50 pilots) every month,” Wilson, who was selected managing director-chief executive officer by Tata Group last May, said.

Go First fallout: AI asks Airbus to give it its undelivered planes

Go First, which has suspended flights since May 3, had over 80 Airbus A320neo family planes still on order that were yet to be delivered. Since the airline faces an uncertain future due to which Airbus has suspended deliveries to it, sources say many global carriers, including AI and IndiGo, have asked the European aerospace major to give Go First delivery-slot planes. Sources say anywhere from 10 to 12 new Airbus A320s would have been delivered to Go First had the airline not seen such financial troubles.
“We have spoken to Airbus, seeking faster deliveries and they are yet to decide. We want to take these planes with CFM engines (Go used Pratt & Whitney). Airbus can deliver that combination with the required lead time,” Air India MD-CEO Wilson told TOI.
Basically AI is also eying the A320neo family planes that have been ordered by Go First and whose delivery slots are now available but in CFM engines.
Asked if AI has the required crew to operate more A320s, Wilson said, “We will be able to use them.” Close to 200 Go First pilots have joined AI since the Wadia Group airline cancelled flights from May 3.

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