Monthly Archives: June 2026
Moinul Haque provides healthcare, education to 300 brick kiln workers’ families
Chokapara-Naoda Village (Bilashipara subdivision, Dhubri District), ASSAM :
Moinul Haque at his brick kiln
Moinul Haque of village Bilashipara in Dhubri district of western Assam once lived in appalling poverty and even had to go hungry on many days. Having worked his way to a better life, this man in his late forties is now providing livelihood to 300 families but also ensuring they get basic amenities of life.
Owner of a brick kiln that he set up to address acute poverty in village Takimari, Ranigunj, a Muslim village of Assam
Not only he pays wages to his workers, but he also provides them with the basic facilities of education and health, and he also ensures drinking water, healthcare, and education for the children of brick kiln workers.
In a conversation with Awaz -The Voice, the soft-spoken Moinul Haque alias Baltuk said that as a child he had to work hard to survive.
Brick Kiln owned by Moinul Haque
He was born in Chokapara-Naoda, a backward village in the Lakshiganj area of the Bilashipara subdivision. His father, Sabed Ali, a fish trader, and his mother, Manuwara Bibi, a domestic help, had many dreams for their children yet no means to fulfill them.
Moinul’s parents enrolled him in a nearby government primary school even as the sustenance of a family comprising two sons and four daughters was getting difficult for Sabed Ali.
As luck would have it, Sabed Ali’s health started falling.
“It was difficult for us to support a family of eight and take care of my father. As a result, sometimes we had to go to sleep hungry. One day, I finally dropped out of school due to poverty. I was eight years old.
“I was thinking about how I could support my family. I started baking papad at the street corners and selling them. After making some money, I started selling betel nuts (Tamol) along with papad on a table perched on the roadside,” he said.
Within 3-4 years, he expanded his small shop into a grocery store.
Moinul was just beginning to flourish in his trade when his father, Sabed Ali became paralyzed. Now he got worried about the fate of his family.
However, Moinul kept his focus on business and started trading fish.
An under-construction building in which Moinul Haque is involved in
He bought fish from Hatipota, Tilapara, Shalkocha, and other areas riding an old bicycle in the wee hours of the day. He sold it in Bilashipara and Beltali markets.
He did well and after some time, he expanded trading to sand, stone chips, and timber.
At the age of 20, Moinul got married.
He managed to marry all his sisters within five years. He also worked as an associate of various construction contractors. However, his hunger for success did not end there.
Alongside his business, he also volunteered to get associated with various social activities. He realized that the people of western Assam, especially the Muslims, were backward in many facets of life.
He set up a brick kiln at His enterprise has provided livelihood to about 300 families in the area. Most of these families are economically backward Muslims.
He also provided these families with basic facilities like healthcare, hygienic drinking water, and education.
source: http://www.awazthevoice.in / Awaz, The Voice / Home> Stories / by Malati Sarmar, Bilashipara / March 21st, 2023
Empowering Change: The Journey of Zohra Banu
Calicut, KERALA / ANDAMAN & NICOBAR ISLANDS :
In an exclusive interview, with Sajida A Zubair , an educator, counselor, script-writer, voice-over artist and Radiance Correspondent for Andaman and Nicobar Islands, we delve into the inspiring journey of Zohra Banu, who recently achieved the remarkable feat of securing the 469th All India Rank (AIR) in the UPSC examinations.
Hailing from the remote Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Zohra’s story is one of determination, courage, and unwavering commitment to service. From her humble beginnings at Ummat Public School to her pursuit of Engineering in computer science at Andhra University, her educational background has molded her into the resilient and driven individual she is today. Transitioning from a successful corporate career to civil services, Zohra’s decision reflects her deep-seated desire to make a meaningful contribution to society. Let’s uncover the motivations, challenges, and aspirations of this inspiring young woman on her journey to serve the nation.
SZ: Could you share with us how your educational background and experiences have influenced your personality and career choices?
ZB: Certainly. My educational journey has played a significant role in shaping who I am today. The patience and work ethic instilled by my teachers during my school years, coupled with the resilience learned during my university days, have been instrumental in my career choices. Additionally, my corporate experience highlighted the importance of values, ultimately leading me to pursue a career dedicated to serving society.
SZ: Moving from the Andaman and Nicobar Islands to a more competitive environment must have been quite a challenge. How did this transition affect you and your approach to academics?
ZB: Indeed, it was a significant transition. Initially, I felt lost and experienced a dip in self-confidence. However, I embraced the challenge and realized that hard work was the key to success. This experience taught me the importance of consistent effort and resilience in the face of adversity.
SZ: What motivated you to pursue the UPSC exams, considering the shift from a successful corporate career?
ZB: Interestingly, UPSC was not a childhood dream for me. It was witnessing my roommate’s dedication to the exams that sparked my curiosity. My primary motivation has always been to contribute to society, and I saw the UPSC exams as an opportunity to do just that, aligning more closely with my values and aspirations.
SZ: It’s inspiring to hear about your dedication to service. As a Muslim woman from Calicut in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, did you face any challenges in pursuing your dreams, and how did your parents’ support help you overcome them?
ZB: While challenges certainly existed, I am grateful for the unwavering support of my parents. Despite societal pressures and stereotypes, my parents encouraged me to pursue my aspirations, emphasizing that the sky was the limit. Their support and belief in me were invaluable in overcoming any obstacles I encountered along the way.
SZ: Faith often plays a significant role in navigating challenges. How has your relationship with your faith helped you during your journey?
ZB: Faith has been a pillar of strength for me throughout my journey. Connecting with a Higher Power provided me with solace during challenging times, enabling me to face setbacks with hopefulness and perseverance. It has been a source of comfort and guidance, guiding me through both the highs and lows of my academic and UPSC journey.
SZ: Your commitment to serving society is truly commendable. How do you plan to advocate for the rights and interests of marginalized communities, especially in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands?
ZB: I am deeply committed to advocating for the rights of marginalized communities, particularly children, women, and tribals. If given the opportunity, I would work tirelessly to address their grievances and ensure their voices are heard. Additionally, I aim to enhance the visibility of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands on the global stage, shedding light on the unique challenges faced by its diverse communities.
SZ: Finally, what message would you like to convey to our readers?
ZB: I would like to express my gratitude to my parents for their unwavering support and encouragement. Their belief in me has been my driving force throughout my journey. To all the parents out there, I urge you to recognize and nurture the potential of your children, regardless of societal pressures or expectations. Believe in them, support them, and watch them soar.
source: http://www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News / Home> Focus> Markers of Excellence / by Sajida A Zubair / May 03rd, 2024
Muslims remember Hafiz Manzoor as a leader who worked for youth
Mumbai , Pune / MAHARASHTRA :
Hafiz Manzoor, the Maharashtra Amir (head), Tablighi Jamaat,
Mumbai :
The passing of Hafiz Manzoor, the Maharashtra Amir (head) of the global Islamic reformist movement Tablighi Jamaat, is being mourned as a profound loss for the entire Muslim community. He had dedicated his life to the service of the faith, for the betterment of society, and the service of humanity.
Hafiz Manzoor, who was in his nineties. was laid to rest at the Nigdi cemetery in Pimpri-Chinchwad with thousands of his followers attending the burial on Monday night.
Hafiz Manzoor was active till the very last. He had arrived in Pune on Sunday night and offered his pre-dawn Tahajjud and Fajr prayers.
Following the Fajr prayers, he suddenly felt dizzy inside the mosque where he lived.
He was rushed to the hospital for treatment, where the doctors declared him dead. but was declared dead upon arrival. According to his close associates, he fasted on Mondays and Thursdays, and he was fasting on the day of his death.
Hafiz Manzoor always inspired the youth to acquire a good education, cultivate excellent morals, and walk on the righteous path. His hard work, simplicity, concern for the Ummah, and his unique ability to connect people will always be remembered.
Maulana Saad, the Indian head of the Tablighi Jamaat, and his son specially attended the funeral to pay their last respects. Hafiz Manzoor, who was in his 90s, passed away yesterday (May 18) in Pune. His passing has sent a wave of mourning across the Muslim community in Maharashtra.
Staying away from fame and any kind of ostentation, he dedicated his entire life to social reform and religious service.
Thousands of his followers from all over the country arrived in Pune on Monday night. His mortal remains were kept at the Fatima Masjid for people to pay their final respects.
The mourners moved in complete discipline and peace from the mosque to the cemetery, a true way to pay tribute to a man of religion whose life was an epitome of simplicity.
Residing at the Fatima Masjid in Pune, he served the religion and society for several decades. He worked tirelessly throughout his life to keep the youth away from addiction and to raise awareness against the dowry system in society.
He always strongly advocated for marriages and other ceremonies to be conducted with utmost simplicity. His passing is seen as a massive loss to the community, with many expressing the sentiment of losing a true guiding light.
For the uninitiated, Tablighi Jamaat is a global Sunni Islamic reformist and spiritual movement. The movement was started in 1926 by Maulana Muhammad Ilyas Kandhlawi in the Mewat region of India.
The primary objective of this movement is to bring Muslims back to their fundamental religious values and teachings. They place heavy emphasis on offering regular prayers and living a simple life.
The group stays away from politics, social controversies, and publicity. Its members dedicate a specific number of days to travel from village to village and mosque to mosque, reminding their fellow Muslims to walk on the path of faith.
Within this movement, there is a head designated to guide a state or a country, who is referred to as the ‘Amir’. Hafiz Manzoor was the Amir of the Tablighi Jamaat for the state of Maharashtra.
source: http://www.awazthevoice.in / Awaz, The Voice / Home> Changemakers / by Aasha Khosa, ATV / May 21st, 2026
Ummeed Foundation hosts Muslim Samaj Pratibha Samman Samaroh
Chhabbra, RAJASTHAN :
Chhabra (Baran) :
Ummeed Foundation organized a Muslim Samaj Pratibha Samman Samaroh (Talent Recognition Ceremony) at Hillview Hotel here Sunday. The ceremony felicitated 90 meritorious students, government employees, new Huffaz (Quran memorizers), Ulama and other achievers from the Muslim community.
Hafiz Umair, a Divyang, Qualified NEET exam, Now Pursuing MBBS from Govt Medical College Kota, being felicitated
Presiding over the program, former College Principal Professor Dr. ID Khan shared his experiences, saying that after becoming a Hafiz-e-Quran, he became a Chemistry Professor. “No matter what the circumstances, we should not lose courage. We have to achieve our goals with determination,” he emphasized.
Earlier, the program commenced with Quran recitation by Hafiz Shakir.
President Yasin Khan and member Syed Khizar Ali said the event was organized to encourage and motivate the talented people of the community.
Chief Guest Saeed Ahmed felicitates Atif Hussain, who got admission in a Veterinary College
Chief guest Saeed Ahmed (Retd. RAS) said, “We should focus on the education of children from nursery onwards, not after 10th or 12th.”
He said unless we strengthen the foundation of children from the very beginning, our children will not be able to reach high positions. He emphasized the need to pay special attention to science and mathematics from the very beginning.
Tehsildar Manzoor Ali Diwan, Guest of Honor, called upon the audience to send their children to administrative services as much as possible. He motivated children to get more and more education and contribute to society.
Naib Tehsildar Mohammad Sadiq, Special Guest, said even if we have to go to China to get education, we should send our children. “Today’s era is of higher education; we should give our children quality education.”
Shahar Qazi Molana Izhar Hussain addressing the program
Shahar Qazi Maulana Izhar Hussain, another Special Guest, said, “We should focus on making our children good human beings along with making them doctors and engineers. No matter what position we get, we should remain honest and do our work honestly. Always keep in mind that Allah is watching us whether anyone sees us or not, and we will have to account for all our deeds on the Day of Judgment.”
Ataur Rahman (RSEB), yet another Special Guest, said, “We should focus on giving our children religious education along with modern education.”
Only Muslim Sanskrit Teacher in Chhabra Tehsil Shameem Bano, MA (Sanskrit) Gold Medalist, NET Qualified, being felicitated
At the end of the program, Maulana Arif Nadwi extended a vote of thanks while Professor Raheem Khan conducted the program.
Former District Congress President Nizamuddin Khan, Municipal Vice President Abrar Ahmed Siddiqui, and other dignitaries were also present at the program.
Ummeed Foundation members Shafiq Khan, Wasim Khan, Rizwan Khan, Shadab Mansoori, and Irfan Khan, along with other members, played a key role in making the program a success.
source: http://www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News / Home> Latest News> Markers of Excellence / by Raheem Khan / March 12th, 2024
Who Is IPS Papiya Sultana? Meet West Bengal’s First Muslim Woman IPS Officer in the Spotlight
Bauria (Howrah), WEST BENGAL :
IPS Sultana in Spotlight Again After Viral Video at Bengal CM Swearing-In. She attracted national attention in February 2024 when she was part of the team constituted to investigate allegations of atrocities against women in Sandeshkhali.
Kolkata:
The 2015 batch IPS officer Papiya Sultana, the Superintendent of Police (SP) of Paschim Medinipur, is once again in the spotlight after a viral video from the swearing-in ceremony of Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari sparked intense discussion on social media.
The senior police officer, who previously drew attention during the Sandeshkhali controversy, is widely recognized as West Bengal’s first Muslim woman IPS officer and has built a distinguished career marked by academic excellence and trailblazing achievements.
Why Papiya Sultana Is in the News
Papiya Sultana has come under scrutiny after a video from the recent swearing-in ceremony appeared to show her remaining seated when Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived at the venue.
The footage has generated debate online, with critics questioning her conduct during the high-profile event. The incident has added to earlier controversies surrounding her role in the Sandeshkhali investigation.
Role in the Sandeshkhali Case
Papiya Sultana attracted national attention in February 2024 when she was part of the team constituted to investigate allegations of atrocities against women in Sandeshkhali.
During the inquiry, she faced criticism after reportedly asking complainants for documentary and medical evidence related to the allegations. Her handling of the case became a subject of political debate in West Bengal.
West Bengal’s First Muslim Woman IPS Officer
Papiya Sultana is regarded as the first Muslim woman from West Bengal to join the Indian Police Service.
She began her policing career by clearing the state police examination and later earned promotion to the IPS through the State Police Service quota.
IPS Batch and Current Posting
- Name: Papiya Sultana
- IPS Batch: 2015 (promoted from State Police Service)
- Cadre: West Bengal
- Current Posting: Superintendent of Police, Paschim Medinipur
- Date of Birth: July 5, 1980
Early Life and Family Background
Born in Bauria in Howrah, Papiya Sultana grew up in a middle-class family that strongly supported education.
- Father: Arjahan Haldar, an engineer
- Mother: Salema Jehan, a teacher at a madrasa
Her parents encouraged her academic ambitions and career aspirations from an early age.
Impressive Academic Qualifications
Papiya Sultana is known for her exceptional educational achievements. Her qualifications reportedly include:
- MBA
- Master’s in Gender Development
- LLB
- LLM
- Diplomas in Spanish and French
She has also pursued doctoral research in Women’s Studies at Jadavpur University.
Career Journey: From State Police (WBPS) to IPS
Papiya first joined the West Bengal Police Service in 2008 after clearing the examination on her first attempt. She began her career as a Deputy Superintendent of Police (DySP) in the West Bengal Police.
Her consistent performance led to her induction into the Indian Police Service as part of the 2015 select list.
Over the years, she has served in several important roles, including:
- SP, Home Guard Organisation
- Additional charge of Barrackpore 1st Battalion
- Superintendent of Police, Paschim Medinipur
Personal Life
Papiya Sultana married software engineer Badrul Alam in 2006. She is a mother and has often spoken about drawing inspiration from Kiran Bedi, one of India’s most prominent police officers.
Her journey continues to inspire many young women, especially those aspiring to join the civil services.
Why Her Story Matters
From a small town in Howrah to becoming a pioneering IPS officer, Papiya Sultana’s journey reflects determination, academic excellence, and resilience. However, the criticism and controversies surrounding some of her actions have also kept her in the news for reasons that sparked public debate and dissatisfaction among sections of people.
Whether praised for her achievements or criticized for her handling of sensitive issues, she remains one of the most talked-about and influential women police officers in West Bengal.
source: http://www.indianmasterminds.com / Indian Masterminds / Home> Bureaucracy News> IPS> News / by Indian Masterminds Bureau / May 11th, 2026
Officers Education and Welfare Society Pathri Felicitates Successful Teachers, Students
Pathri (Parbhani District), MAHARASHTRA :
Pathri, Parbhani :
The Officers Education and Welfare Society, Pathri in Parbhani district of Maharashtra organized a program to honour the achievements of both teachers and students who excelled in the CTET examinations. The event, held at the Haj House, Eidgah Ground here Sunday, witnessed a gathering of distinguished guests, educators, and successful students.
Under the leadership of Society President Abdur Rahim Ansari and coordination of Society Secretary Sharin Parveen Mohammad Yusuf, the program commenced with a recitation of the Holy Quran by Abdul Jameel Iqbal Ansari, a student of Pathri Central School.
The highlight of the event was felicitation of nine teachers selected for government positions in Pathri city, municipal councils, and town councils. These educators were acknowledged for their dedication and contribution to the education sector.
Moreover, the program recognized the outstanding performance of fifteen students who successfully passed the CTET examination. These students, prepared through free online coaching classes and practice exams provided by the Society, were awarded for their hard work and determination.
Among the honored teachers were Sheikh Nadeem Ahmed Qadir Ahmed, Sheikh Naeem Ahmed Qadir, Abdul Aziz, Abdul Kabir, and others from Pathri.
Similarly, students like Sheikh Abdul Wahid Muhammad Majid and Muskan Fatima Abdul Ansari were among those celebrated for their academic achievements.
Guests, including Anwar Hussain Badi and Adil Ahmed Hashmi, expressed their appreciation for the efforts of both teachers and students. They emphasized the importance of continued guidance and support for the education community.
In his closing remarks, Advocate Muhammad Tariq Ansari conveyed gratitude to all participants and highlighted the successful collaboration between educators, students, and the Officers Education and Welfare Society. The event concluded on a high note, with hopes for a brighter future and continued success in the field of education.
source: http://www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News / Home> Latest News> Markers of Excellence / by Zaina Aman /March 06th, 2024
How Safna Nazarudeen Became Kerala’s Youngest Muslim Woman IAS Officer
Valiyavila (Thiruvananthapuram) , KERALA :
Safna Nazarudeen, youngest Muslim woman from Kerala to crack UPSC with All India Rank 45, now serves as Labour Commissioner. Her journey from a Kendriya Vidyalaya student to an IAS officer reveals the power of early focus, disciplined routines and a desire to serve.
Growing up in Valiyavila, Thiruvananthapuram, Safna Nazarudeen was surrounded by the world of public service. Her father rose from the ranks of the Kerala Police, eventually retiring as an inspector. Her mother worked as a typist in the state employment exchange. From an early age, Safna watched the values of discipline, dedication, and community service take shape in her household.
It was around class 8 when she first entertained the idea of joining the civil services, not because she knew the mechanics of the exam, but because she sensed that an IAS officer could do a lot for society.
She attended Kendriya Vidyalaya, excelling academically and choosing the social sciences stream, against her father’s wish for science. Undeterred, she pursued a BA in Economics at Mar Ivanios College, topping the Kerala University in her batch.
CRACKING THE UPSC IN HER FIRST ATTEMPT
In 2020, at the age of 23, Safna cleared the Union Public Service Commission exam in her first attempt, securing All India Rank 45. She became the youngest Muslim woman from Kerala to enter the IAS.
Her preparation followed a rigorous pattern: she turned off social media, spent two hours daily on newspapers, attended coaching classes, and devoted 7-10 hours to self-study every day. She also kept a dedicated notebook to jot down what she studied for weekend revision.
Public speaking was a challenge at first, so she practised by speaking on selected topics daily in front of a mirror, a method suggested by her mentors.
FROM ASSISTANT COLLECTOR TO LABOUR COMMISSIONER
Once she entered the Kerala cadre of the IAS (Batch 2020), Safna was posted in Malappuram district as Deputy or Assistant Collector. Over time, she rose to become the Labour Commissioner, heading the Labour Commissionerate, Government of Kerala (Thozhil Bhavan, Thiruvananthapuram).
Her role now involves dealing with migrant labour issues, irregular employment, unemployment and implementation of labour laws across multiple industries.
In a recent government order, she was also given an additional charge as Director of the Fisheries Department.
VALUES, APPROACH AND LEADERSHIP STYLE
While the public often assumes that bureaucrats are always under strong political pressure, Safna says the reality is more complex. Multiple stakeholders need to be consulted and aligned before solutions that benefit all can be implemented. She says that while busy days are inevitable, there are also comparatively lighter days and that the job offers a mix of responsibility and reasonable balance.
Her early life, seeing a working‐class household, understanding privilege and the importance of service, shaped her commitment. She has spoken of recognising during her school days that she was more privileged than many, and that propelled her to aspire to serve people who were less advantaged.
WHAT HER STORY OFFERS TO ASPIRANTS
- Start early with your goal: Safna’s idea of joining IAS surfaced as a teenager, even without full clarity of the exam system.
- Make your dream your own: It wasn’t family pressure; it was her personal choice, and she owned it.
- Structure matters: A disciplined routine, self-study and regular revision helped build momentum.
- Complement knowledge with skills: She recognised the importance of speaking and presentation early.
- Service mindset: Her ambition was not just personal status but to bring change and fairness for others.
LOOKING FORWARD
At a still young age in her bureaucratic career, Safna’s journey is already remarkable. But there is room ahead for deeper policy initiatives, sectoral reforms in labour, and perhaps district- or state-wide programmes that shape livelihoods and rights. Her trajectory suggests that when the aspiration aligns with preparation and execution, leadership roles in public service open up, and they carry the potential to impact lives.
source: http://www.indianmasterminds.com / Indian Masterminds / Home> Features> UPSC Stories / by Bhakti Kothari / November 05th, 2025
Professor Ziaur Rehman Siddiqui’s book released
Aligarh, UTTAR PRADESH :
Prof Mohd Gulrez with Prof AR Kidwai, Prof Tariq Chahtari, Prof Siraj Ajmali and others releasing the book of Prof Zia ur Rahman
Aligarh :
Professor Mohammad Gulrez, Vice Chancellor, Aligarh Muslim University released “Armughan-e-Tehqeeq”, a book written by noted Urdu writer and critic, Professor Ziaur Rehman Siddiqui, Department of Urdu, Aligarh Muslim University.
Prof AR Kidwai, Director, Centre for Quranic Studies, AMU, Professor Tariq Chhatari, Professor Mushtaq Ahmed Zargar, Professor Syed Sirajuddin Ajmali and Mr. Tahir H. Pathan were present on the occasion.
Professor Ziaur Rehman Siddiqui has published 20 books, including the History of Urdu Literature, Urdu-Hindi Dictionary and translation of Ruskin Bond’s stories in Urdu, etc.
source: http://www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News / Home> Review Article> Book Review>Latest News / by Radiance News Bureau / March 06th, 2024
Mohammad Furkan Shoaib Unveils Revolutionary Flying Supercar Powered by Hydrogen Fuel Cells
Kannauj (Kanpur), UTTAR PRADESH :
Jaipur :
In a groundbreaking revelation, Roxtern Aerospace has introduced a paradigm-shift flying supercar, harnessing the cutting-edge power of hydrogen fuel cell technology. This visionary aircraft, conceptualized and brought to life under the inventive leadership of CEO and Chief Inventor Mohammad Furkan Shoaib, is poised to redefine the aviation industry with its exceptional blend of efficiency, speed, and safety.
Mohammad Furkan shared exciting news from Roxtern Aerospace about the unveiling of their innovative Flying Supercar powered by hydrogen fuel cell technology. A patent has been published for this supercar, which promises quieter take-offs, faster speeds, improved safety, and zero emissions.
Specifications Overview
The Roxtern Aerospace flying supercar stands as a pinnacle of innovation, tailored for urban air mobility and intercity flights. With a two-passenger payload capacity, this sleek vehicle spans 10.5 meters in length, flaunts an 11-meter wingspan, and reaches a height of 2.3 meters. Boasting a maximum takeoff weight of 1450 kg and an empty weight of 1250 kg, the flying supercar achieves a remarkable endurance of 100 minutes, propelling itself at speeds of up to 300 km/h and covering a substantial range of 500 km.
Propulsion System
The heart of this marvel lies in Roxtern Aerospace’s unwavering commitment to efficiency and innovation. Eight propellers, strategically mounted for vertical takeoff and landing, not only minimize propeller noise for discreet take-offs and landings but also reduce disc loading and enhance hovering efficiency. During horizontal flight, a sophisticated electric jet engine comprising 12 units ensures higher forward flight speed and efficiency, making it an optimal choice for swift intercity travel.
Safety Features
Roxtern Aerospace’s flying supercar distinguishes itself with a comprehensive safety system. Multiple motors and propellers facilitate safe vertical takeoff and landing, ensuring a secure descent in the event of propeller or motor failure. Simultaneously, multiple electric jet engines engage during cruise flight, providing redundancy in case of engine failure, elevating the overall safety profile of the aircraft.
To further fortify safety, multiple hydrogen fuel cells power the aircraft, offering redundancy in case of fuel cell failure. The incorporation of multiple batteries acts as a fail-safe mechanism, ensuring a secure landing in the event of a complete fuel cell system failure.
Additional Safety Measures
In a testament to safety innovation, Roxtern Aerospace has incorporated features to mitigate risks during unforeseen circumstances. Parachutes, seamlessly integrated and ready to deploy in the event of multiple motor and propeller failures, guarantee a safe descent to the ground.
Furthermore, strategically placed airbags within the aircraft are designed to eject and reduce crash forces during emergency landings on both solid ground and water surfaces. This additional layer of safety underscores Roxtern Aerospace’s unwavering commitment to passenger well-being and accident prevention.
The unveiling of Roxtern Aerospace’s flying supercar, spearheaded by Shoaib’s inventive leadership, signifies a pivotal shift in the aerospace industry. By merging cutting-edge technology with an unyielding commitment to safety, this aircraft emerges as a key player in shaping the future of urban air mobility and intercity travel.
Earlier in September 2021, the world was introduced to Asia’s first hybrid flying car, developed by Vinata Aeromobility. The innovator behind Asia’s first hybrid flying car, Mohammed Furkan Shoaib, was the chief technology officer of Vinata Aeromibility, a start-up based in Chennai.
Furkan, from Kannauj (Kanpur) Uttar Pradesh, is an Indian inventor, an aeronautical engineer as well as a certified UAV pilot. He is an expert in Aerospace Design and UAV Engineering. He has a passion for making advanced aircraft and UAVs. He also has experience in the research and development of UAVs and aircraft.
source: http://www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News / Home> Focus> Markers of Excellence / by Raheem Khan / February 19th, 2024