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Time of India
28-07-2025
- Time of India
Illegal weapons recovered from Lawrench Bishnoi aide
Ludhiana: More than 10 days after Khanna Police arrested Ravi Rajgarh, a close aide of gangster Lawrence Bishnoi , from Doraha area with an illegal weapon, police recovered four pistols and magazines on his disclosure. Police said that during questioning, he said that he gave Rs 25 lakh to Lawrence's brother, Anmol, to facilitate his international travel. Khanna SSP Jyoti Yadav said that on July 16, a police party was patrolling the area near the link road between Doraha and Rajgarh village when a Swift car was stopped and checked. She added that the driver was identified as Rajvir Singh, alias Ravi Rajgarh, a category B gangster from Rajgarh village in Doraha. Police said that a search yielded a .45 bore pistol with seven live cartridges from his waistband. On July 16, police filed a case against him under relevant sections of the Arms Act. Police said that the accused was also wanted in another case dated April 9, 2025, under attempt to murder and Arms Act sections and was arrested in that case as well. They added that the case was registered for a shootout over land possession at Chankoiya Khurd village on April 8. Upon interrogation, Rajvir Singh said that he supplied four illegal .32 bore pistols along with cartridges to be used during the altercation at Chankoiya Khurd village. After use, the weapons were returned to him and he hid them at various locations. Police said that the four weapons were recovered from him during police remand. "Ravi Rajgarh has around 15 previous FIRs registered against him for offences including murder, possession of illegal weapons, fights, and various other crimes. He remained lodged in different jails," said the police. MSID:: 122953875 413 |
Broadcast Pro
06-04-2025
- Business
- Broadcast Pro
Evertz announces media processing solution supporting JPEG XS at NAB
With support for SMPTE ST 2110, SDR and HDR formats, the RFK-ITXE-HW-DUO is tailored to meet IP-based media transport standards and expanded colour space requirements. Evertz is set to showcase major advancements in JPEG XS technology at NAB 2025, spotlighting upgrades across its RFK-ITXE-HW-DUO, NEXX and SCORPION platforms. The enhancements reinforce Evertz's leadership in scalable, low-latency UHD media solutions, addressing the evolving demands of modern broadcast and streaming workflows. At the centre of the announcement is the RFK-ITXE-HW-DUO, a high-density, flexible signal acquisition and transcoding platform. This unit now supports multi-path JPEG XS encoding for UHD content, alongside HEVC SRT outputs, enabling efficient 4K transmission over both stable and unreliable networks. It also accommodates HLS and RTMP outputs, offering broad compatibility for transport and backhaul scenarios. With support for SMPTE ST 2110, SDR and HDR formats, the RFK-ITXE-HW-DUO is tailored to meet IP-based media transport standards and expanded colour space requirements. Rajvir Singh, Technical Product Manager for Compression Systems, said: 'We are very excited to further expand and cater to unique, challenging broadcast workflows with the RFK-ITXE-HW-DUO, which is a result of our continuous research and development in media processing and IP solutions. 'The RFK-ITXE-HW-DUO is a game-changer for our customers, who can now benefit from a single platform that can handle any media format, resolution and protocol while delivering exceptional quality and performance. The RFK-ITXE-HW-DUO is not only a product, but a platform that can enable new business opportunities and revenue streams for our customers in the broadcast and streaming markets.' Evertz is also bringing JPEG XS to its NEXX next-generation processing and routing platform with the launch of the NEXX-IO-R1 module at NAB 2025. This universal IO module offers performance and flexibility for JPEG XS encoding and decoding for any format and interface. A single NEXX-IO-R1 can support up to 32 JPEG XS encodes or decodes, providing a native all-in-one solution for routing, monitoring and primary distribution. The SCORPION Flexible Media Edge also gets a major boost with the new MIO-BLADE-Z22-SFP Module, supporting six JPEG XS encodes or decodes per module, allowing Evertz to support up to 56 JPEG XS encodes or decodes in a compact 1RU form factor. This dual-slot module supports a variety of other application builds to further facilitate primary contribution-based requirements. 'With the continued focus for high-density JPEG XS offerings, we are expanding the capabilities and possibilities of our flexible NEXX and SCORPION platforms,' highlighted Singh. 'JPEG XS is a game-changer for IP-based video production, as it delivers the same quality as uncompressed video 3G, 4K and 8K with much lower bandwidth requirements and low latency while being colour space agnostic and utilizing a small footprint. Our bulk MIO-BLADE-Z22-SFP offering significantly increases the density of Evertz's previous generation offering, the ev670-X45-HW, MIO-BLADE-Z21.' Stand N915
