Ancient Egyptian mummies, Nes-Min and Nes-Hor, underwent advanced CT scans at Keck Hospital, revealing a unique spinal trepanation on Nes-M...

Vehant Technologies has launched MilliView, India's first indigenous Millimetre-Wave body scanner designed to detect non-metallic threats. ...

In a bold move, the Centre has relocated CBSE Chairman Rahul Singh and Secretary Himanshu Gupta, responding to growing concerns over the Bo...

To counter low-altitude aerial threats effectively, the CISF has rolled out a phased Counter-Drone Training Programme for its personnel in ...

Ganne Ka Juice Peene Ke Nuksaan: As heatwaves intensify, health experts caution against excessive sugarcane juice consumption due to its hi...

Delhi airport will begin trials of full body scanners in May, significantly enhancing security checks and reducing wait times. The millimet...

Full-body scanners and CTX machines, anticipated to be installed by May 2024 at Delhi Airport, aim to streamline security checks. The Burea...

The Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) has set a deadline for the end of next year for the deployment of full body scanners at airpor...

To make security checks quicker and error-free at India's busiest airports, the Airport Authority of India is all set to deploy body scanne...

Scanners at airports can reveal anything hidden underneath travellers' garments, reducing the amount of random pat-downs and strip searches...

Aviation security regulator BCAS had in April 2019 directed 84 hypersensitive and sensitive airports across the country to install body sca...

Out of these 198 scanners, 19 will be for the Chennai airport, 17 for the Kolkata airport and 12 for the Pune airport, the officials told .

It is expected that the scanner will be made operational from November-end on trial basis at IGI's domestic terminal 1D for fliers on volun...

These scanners are used at several airports globally , including the US. If the scanner passes all tests, using it would be up to individua...

We have received two full-body scanners from GE Corp of the US, which we are going to install at two airports on a trial basis," AAI said.

In a first for Indian airports, the government has decided to install the controversial body scanner on a trial basis.

Unobtrusive body scanner, latest surveillance system and luggage scanners are some of the next generation security gizmos being considered ...