Driverless car ‘WIRIN’ developed by Wipro, IISc, with RV College unveiled in Bengaluru
Bengaluru: In a collaborative achievement between Wipro, the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), and RV College of Engineering, an autonomous car termed WIRIN (Wipro-IISc Research and Innovation Network) was unveiled in Bengaluru.
A brief video of the driverless vehicle has gone viral on social media. The 28-second video was uploaded on X by user Adarsh Hegde (@adarshahgd), shows Sri Sri 1008 Satyatma Theertha Sripadangalu of Uttaradi Matha seated inside the vehicle as it travels around the RV College campus without a driver.
The self-driving vehicle uses technology developed entirely in India. Although still in the testing phase, the research team said the car’s full-scale launch is expected after further trials under varied Indian road conditions to ensure safety and reliability.
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Two girls injured in separate wolf attacks in UP's Bahraich
Bahraich (UP) (PTI): Two minor girls were injured in separate incidents of wolf attacks in the Bahraich district, forest department officials said on Saturday.
In the first incident on Friday, Anushka Nishad (5), daughter of Baliram from Mallahanpurwa village, was sleeping alone inside her house when a wolf entered and tried to carry her away, they said.
Hearing her screams, family members and villagers rushed to the spot. The wolf left the child, hearing the commotion, and ran towards the fields. The girl sustained minor injuries from the animal's teeth, the officials said.
Divisional Forest Officer Ram Singh Yadav described the attack as deliberate and cleverly planned, as it occurred precisely when Anushka's mother went out for a few moments.
On the same day, Nancy (4), daughter of Kamlesh Yadav, was playing outside her house in Baburi Tola village when a wolf suddenly attacked and dragged her away.
Villagers raised an alarm, and the wolf released the child and ran towards the sugarcane fields. The injured child was sent to the Kaiserganj Community Health Centre for treatment.
Divisional Forest Officer Ram Singh Yadav told reporters that both attacks involved wolves, adding that the entire area is plagued by the animal's activity.
Since September 9, such attacks in the Bahraich district have claimed 10 lives, including eight children and an elderly couple, and injured dozens of people, the officials said.
District Magistrate Akshay Tripathi met the families of the victims on Friday and consoled them.
