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India.com
19-05-2025
- Entertainment
- India.com
Remember Bashir Khan, the Muslim actor who played 'Angad' in Ramanand Sagar's Ramayana, he is now..., worked in B.R Chopra's Mahabharat and...
Doordarshan was among the most prominent TV channels in the 1980s and 1990s. The channel became quite famous for its mythological shows- one of them was Ramanand Sagar's Ramayana, which was widely enjoyed by masses. In that time, the key actors of the show were the talk of the town. However, with the passage of time and new generations coming in, they faded into oblivion. Today, we will talk about one such actor, who played the character of 'Angad' on Ramanand Sagar's epic television series. His name is Bashir Khan. He rose to fame after his prominent role of Angad- who was the son of Vali and Tara on the show. One of his scenes as Angad which is till date remembered by viewers is when he stood firmly in Ravan's court, daring anyone to movie him. The whole scene reflected his portrayal's determination, strength and commanding presence. Who is Bashir Khan and where is he now? Apart from Ramayana, Bashir Khan also starred in other classic mythological shows, including B.R. Chopra's Mahabharat (1988) and Shri Krishna (1993). His performances left a lasting impact in Indian Television industry and carved a special place in audiences hearts. Bashir Khan began his acting career through Ramanand Sagar's popular show at the time Vikram Betal . However, the recognition he got was after portraying the character of Angad in Ramayana, with many till date remembering his contributions to the classic series. Well, there hasn't been much information available about his current whereabouts. According to reports, Bashir is still looking for such breakthrough roles, where he can prove his mettle as an actor. After watching his performances in iconic mythological shows- like Ramayana and Mahabharat, it is surely to be believed that this actor posses a bundle of talent, and we would love to watch him more on-screen.
India.com
19-05-2025
- Entertainment
- India.com
Remember Bashir Khan, the Muslim actor who played 'Anand' in Ramanand Saagar's Ramayana, where is he now? was also in Mahabharat and...
Doordarshan was among the most prominent TV channels in the 1980s and 1990s. The channel became quite famous for its mythological shows- one of them was Ramanand Saagar's Ramayana, which was widely enjoyed by masses. In that time, the key actors of the show were the talk of the town. However, with the passage of time and new generations coming in, they faded into oblivion. Today, we will talk about one such actor, who played the character of 'Anand' on Ramanand Sagar's epic television series. His name is Bashir Khan. He rose to fame after his pivotal portrayal of Anand- who was the son of Vali and Tara on the show. One of his most iconic scenes as Anand was when he decides to foot firmly in Ravana's court, challenging anyone to movie it, reflecting his determination, strength and commanding presence. Beyond Ramayana, Bashir Khan also starred in other renowned mythological shows, including B.R. Chopra's Mahabharat (1988) and Shri Krishna (1993), further solidifying his place in the Indian Television industry. His performance left a lasting impact and carved a special place in audiences hearts. Bashir Khan began his acting career through Ramanand Saagar's popular show at the time Vikram Betal. However, the recognition he got was after portraying the character of 'Anand' in Ramayana, with viewers till date remembering his contributions to the classic series. Well, there hasn't been much information available about his current whereabouts. According to reports, Bashir is still looking for such breakthrough roles, where he can prove his mettle as an actor. After watching his performances in iconic mythological shows- like Ramayana and Mahabharat, it is surely to be believed that this actor posses a bundle of talent, and we would love to watch him more on-screen.
Associated Press
23-04-2025
- Business
- Associated Press
AirMatrix Deploys Libra in Texas
04/22/2025, Toronto, Ontario // PRODIGY: Feature Story // AirMatrix has successfully deployed Libra in Texas in order to provide situational awareness to drone operators and state-level agencies. It expanded real-time visibility across low-level airspace to support the growing demand for scalable drone operations occurring in Texas. The Dallas–Fort Worth area alone accounts for an estimated 15% of national commercial drone flight hours, logging over 75,000 BVLOS missions in 2024 across delivery, inspection, and public safety use cases. This deployment, in partnership with local drone operators, marks a key milestone in advancing the North Texas corridor—one of the most active regions for commercial drone activity in the United States. Texas ranks among the top three states for commercial drone registrations. Drone adoption is not limited to commercial players. Texas agencies operate hundreds of drones across law enforcement, fire rescue, and infrastructure inspection programs. Dallas Fire-Rescue flew over 3,500 drone-assisted response missions in 2023, while the Texas Department of Public Safety regularly conducts aerial patrols and accident assessments using drones. Despite this growth, stakeholders across Texas—ranging from drone operators to city planners, public safety teams, and local residents—are asking the same question: What's in our skies, and how do we manage it? The DHS has called for a combined system to manage UAS traffic akin to existing air traffic control systems. The Government Accountability Office has also highlighted the necessity of a drone traffic management system to integrate drones into the national airspace. 'As drone operations scale across Texas, cities and agencies need tools that offer both visibility and control,' said Bashir Khan, CEO of AirMatrix. 'Libra gives stakeholders—from operators to zoning teams to concerned residents—a real-time, trusted view of what's happening in the sky within milliseconds. This deployment is a foundation for smarter, safer airspace management across the state.' AirMatrix coverage will be expanding beyond Dallas into Houston over the coming months. This marks the fourth new deployment of Libra in the government sector this year. Contact Information: Dustin Sirios | COO | AirMatrix | [email protected]| Source published by Submit Press Release >> AirMatrix Deploys Libra in Texas
Business Upturn
22-04-2025
- Business
- Business Upturn
AirMatrix Deploys Libra in Texas
By GlobeNewswire Published on April 22, 2025, 19:03 IST Toronto, Ontario, April 22, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — AirMatrix has successfully deployed Libra in Texas in order to provide situational awareness to drone operators and state-level agencies. It expanded real-time visibility across low-level airspace to support the growing demand for scalable drone operations occurring in Texas. The Dallas–Fort Worth area alone accounts for an estimated 15% of national commercial drone flight hours, logging over 75,000 BVLOS missions in 2024 across delivery, inspection, and public safety use cases. This deployment, in partnership with local drone operators, marks a key milestone in advancing the North Texas corridor—one of the most active regions for commercial drone activity in the United States. Texas ranks among the top three states for commercial drone registrations. Drone adoption is not limited to commercial players. Texas agencies operate hundreds of drones across law enforcement, fire rescue, and infrastructure inspection programs. Dallas Fire-Rescue flew over 3,500 drone-assisted response missions in 2023, while the Texas Department of Public Safety regularly conducts aerial patrols and accident assessments using drones. Despite this growth, stakeholders across Texas—ranging from drone operators to city planners, public safety teams, and local residents—are asking the same question: What's in our skies, and how do we manage it? The DHS has called for a combined system to manage UAS traffic akin to existing air traffic control systems. The Government Accountability Office has also highlighted the necessity of a drone traffic management system to integrate drones into the national airspace. 'As drone operations scale across Texas, cities and agencies need tools that offer both visibility and control,' said Bashir Khan, CEO of AirMatrix. 'Libra gives stakeholders—from operators to zoning teams to concerned residents—a real-time, trusted view of what's happening in the sky within milliseconds. This deployment is a foundation for smarter, safer airspace management across the state.' AirMatrix coverage will be expanding beyond Dallas into Houston over the coming months. This marks the fourth new deployment of Libra in the government sector this year. Contact Information: Dustin Sirios | COO | AirMatrix | [email protected]| Disclaimer: The above press release comes to you under an arrangement with GlobeNewswire. Business Upturn takes no editorial responsibility for the same. GlobeNewswire provides press release distribution services globally, with substantial operations in North America and Europe.
