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Best of Travel with Luxury Tempo Traveller Hire and Luxury Coach on Hire in Delhi

When it comes to traveling in and around Delhi, the experience matters just as much as the destination. With the rich history, bustling markets, serene gardens, and cultural hotspots of the capital city, your mode of transport can either elevate or dampen your journey. That's where Sehgal Travels Delhi steps in, offering unparalleled services in Luxury Tempo Traveller Hire and Luxury Coach on Hire in Delhi to ensure your travel experience is nothing short of extraordinary.

Why Choose Luxury Travel in Delhi?

Delhi is a city of contrasts—where the ancient meets the modern. Navigating through its vibrant streets, from the majestic Red Fort to the modern marvels like India Gate, requires comfort, convenience, and style. With premium vehicles tailored to your needs, you can:

Travel Comfortably: No more cramped seating or lack of space. Luxury vehicles are equipped with plush interiors, reclining seats, and ample legroom.

Focus on the Experience: Sit back and enjoy your surroundings without worrying about traffic or navigation.

Elevate Group Travel: Perfect for family outings, corporate trips, or group tours, ensuring everyone travels together in style.

Luxury Tempo Traveller Hire in Delhi

If you're looking for a versatile yet luxurious option for group travel, Luxury Tempo Travellers are an excellent choice. Designed to cater to medium-sized groups, they provide a seamless blend of comfort and functionality.

Features of Luxury Tempo Travellers

Spacious Interiors: Perfect for 9-12 passengers, with ample space for luggage.

Comfort at its Best: Reclining leather seats, individual charging points, and air-conditioned interiors.

Entertainment on the Go: Equipped with modern amenities like LED screens, surround sound, and Wi-Fi to keep you entertained throughout your journey.

Safety First: GPS-enabled tracking, first-aid kits, and trained drivers ensure a secure travel experience.

Whether you're planning a sightseeing trip across Delhi's historical landmarks or heading for an outstation journey, hiring a Luxury Tempo Traveller in Delhi guarantees convenience and luxury rolled into one.

Luxury Coach on Hire in Delhi

For larger groups, such as corporate outings, school excursions, or wedding guests, a Luxury Coach is the ideal solution. Designed to accommodate a greater number of passengers without compromising on luxury, these coaches redefine group travel.

Features of Luxury Coaches

High Seating Capacity: Options ranging from 18-seater to 50-seater coaches to suit your needs.

Premium Amenities: Reclining seats, ample legroom, air conditioning, and overhead luggage compartments.

Modern Entertainment Systems: LED TVs, Bluetooth-enabled sound systems, and charging points.

Safety and Reliability: Driven by experienced chauffeurs and equipped with advanced safety features.

Traveling in a luxury coach is particularly beneficial for events like corporate conferences, school field trips, or destination weddings. Everyone can travel together, ensuring punctuality and convenience.

Read more: Best of Travel with Luxury Tempo Traveller Hire and Luxury Coach on Hire in Delhi

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Panasonic launches its mirrorless camera Lumix G95 with 4K Video Technology

Panasonic India has launched its new rugged-design hybrid mirrorless camera, Lumix G95. It comes with 4K features and 9fps burst shooting speeds. With video output limited to 8-bit both internally and externally, the camera comes with Panasonic's V-Log L setting that offers flexibility and ease during post-production. The camera also comes with a built-in headphone port, on top of the microphone input, that makes it extremely suitable for videographers, YouTubers, bloggers, and photography enthusiasts alike, to monitor audio while shooting. The camera comes with a dual kit option - G95H (14-140mm, F3.5-5.6)   and G95M Kit (12-60mm, F3.5- 5.6) available at all Panasonic stores across the country at a price of INR 1,09,990/ and INR 94,990 / respectively.

The hybrid mirrorless camera also carries Panasonic’s 4K photo mode that allows for rapid image capture with the help of the new image engine capable of acquiring focus in just .07 seconds. Apart from this, the camera also comprises enhanced features such as face and eye detection to accurately track subjects and capture blur-free images of street, food and nightlife scenes effortlessly. This do-it-all hybrid mirrorless camera, with its 20.3- Megapixel Digital Live MOS Sensor that renders high-precision yet natural images, is great for candid portraiture and Wedding photography and videography. Mr. Sandeep Sehgal, Business Chief, Panasonic India, adds, “Scaling new heights of product innovation, the new Lumix G95 is a significant addition to Panasonic’s DSLM Lumix range for quality photography and videography. Known for its pro-photo performance with 4K cinematic video, the range caters to photography and filmmaking enthusiasts to experience the power of unparalleled image quality with its innovative technology and a host of new functions. Designed to disrupt the DSLM segment, we see a huge potential for Lumix G series in India.”  The LUMIX G95 records stunningly smooth, high-resolution 4K video in addition to the full-HD videos with practical full-time AF. With the pre-installed V-Log L, Lumix G95 offers exceptional flexibility, as well as a wider dynamic range for colour grading in the post-production processes. An ideal vlogging camera with high-resolution 4K video output, high speed signal readout capability of the sensor, and high speed signal processing, the LUMIX G95 also enables 4K live cropping in video recording that realizes stable panning or zooming in video recording. In addition to the 3.5mm microphone jack that is for high quality audio recording using an external microphone, the new headphone socket in the camera is newly added feature for sound output. All these features make the Lumix G95 specifically advantageous for Wedding videographers to shoot aesthetically pleasing, memorable videos. With a total of 49 focus detection areas, the LUMIX G95 comes with DFD (Depth From Defocus) technology that gives the camera a high speed AF and speed burst shooting at 9 fps (AFS) / 6 fps (AFC) to capture fast moving subject just in-focus. Featuring the Venus Engine, the camera is capable of tracking the fast-moving objects and prevents out of focus shots. In addition to this, the LUMIX G95 incorporates Face and Eye Detection AF, which aids in capturing stunning portrait with crisp focus on the eye. Also, the Low Light AF combined with the Lumix G95’s live view composite recording feature makes it useful for capturing stars or fireworks at night. The LUMIX G95 has been designed in pursuit of intuitive one-hand operation that quickly responds to the photographer’s intention. To withstand even heavy field use, the LUMIX G95 boasts a rugged design and features a splash and dust-resistant construction. Additionally, the camera has a battery that can be recharged via AC or USB according to the users’ convenience. The Lumix G95 comes with a flip out screen that tilts up and down by approximately 250-degree, and its integrated Wi-Fi and Bluetooth allows the users to activate the camera by simply using a smartphone/tablet or to add GPS geotag on the photos automatically. Moreover, with an eye-point of approximately 20 mm, it offers high visibility with comfort for users wearing glasses. Read the full article

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NSG's 'future soldier' programme to be revived with Make-in-India twist

The National Security Guard, India's special forces unit, plans to revive its 'future soldier' programme, which was shelved in 2013 due to logistics issues. The renewed project comes with a Make-in-India twist, as the elite force has roped in DRDO and IIT-Mumbai to give a final shape to the soldier prototype.

About 40 countries are working on similar programmes, including US, UK, France, Germany, Russia and Israel, that entails future ground warfare and survivability in diverse terrains. While the West has a clear head start on such projects, India is aiming to achieve the mission by 2025.

"Yes, we are working on reviving the future soldier project," NSG director general Sudhir Pratap Singh told Mail Today. However, Singh refused to divulge more details of the project.

PROJECT MORE PROMISING, RESULT ORIENTED: OFFICIALS

Originally mooted in 2011, after the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack in 2008, the project was assigned to Bharat Electronic Ltd (BEL) but lost steam midway as costs of making of one unit of armour escalated. Sources said the BEL did come up with a prototype, with a whopping cost of Rs 12-13 crore for 30 soldiers.

However, a renewed commitment of the current dispensation with Make-in-India factor has given the 'future soldier' project a fresh thrust. A senior officer in the NSG described the project as "more promising and result oriented".

Lauding the indigenous push, former NSG DG Arvind Ranjan, who was part of the programme during his tenure in 2012, said it is important to develop indigenous programme as no country will share top secret project of this kind.

"I travelled to many countries (to study such projects), but they were willing to share only rudimentary technology," Ranjan said. "We have the best soldiers in the world, and if they are provided with the best technology, it will act as a force multiplier."

Comparing the project with US Navy Seals raiding party in 2011, R K Medhekar, also a former DG of the force, said once the commandos get advanced devices fitted to their body, NSG operations could be viewed real time by commanding officers as was in the case during the raid on Osama.

Also read: Line of no control

The world watched in bated breath as US Navy Seals swooped down on Abbottabad in a stealth helicopter killing the 9/11 mastermind Osama Bin Laden, with live pictures being simultaneously broadcast to a control room in White House.

Medhekar said a lot of progress has been made in equipments since NSG's first project was shelved. "Now we have non-reflective goggles, night-vision glasses and communication on encrypted codes."

He said the idea of camera on top is to ensure that the soldier is not distracted by reporting back. "It had other advantages to know location of self and team mates. In the last project too, DRDO was working on a lighter uniform with GPS devices. But cost overruns took a toll. Experts said the project aims to equip our soldier with high-tech weapons to undertake specialised operations through land, air and water.

"We need mobility, lethality, survivability in our forces on par with world's best forces," major general (retired) P K Sehgal told Mail Today.

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Imelda is not impressed

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brief intermission from (human) babies; Anika found a dalmation puppy named Mia on petfinder

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now that i actually have growing together i’m taking them for a whirl

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they grow up so fast :’)

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look at them go!!

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i’m sure it’s exhausting being so cute and talented all the time

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Imelda rolled the outgoing trait!

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soak it up, they won’t be little forever

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i have nothing to add, just look at them

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Yara rolled the hot-headed trait!

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perfect timing, nooboo no. 3

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Yara does NOT want to be a big girl