Indian Army’s Tornadoes set multiple Guinness World Records with motorcycle stunts | Trending

In a remarkable achievement for the Indian Army, the Army Service Corps (ASC) Motorcycle Display Team, known as the Tornadoes, set new Guinness World Records for three different motorcycle stunts on December 10. Sumit Tomar, a member of the Army Service Corps (ASC) ‘Tornadoes’ of the Indian Army, rides a motorcycle in an attempt to break the world record for the ‘longest no-hands motorcycle wheelie’, in Bengaluru, Karnataka.(PTI) The record-breaking feats were performed to commemorate the 264th Army Service Corps Day. According to Times of India, Subedar Pradeep SS made hory completing the longest backward motorcycle ride, covering an impressive 361.6 km. This broke the previous record of 306 km held Sweden’s Magus Carlsson. Pradeep maintained the challenging ride from 6.30 am to 4.30 pm, completing 40 km in one hour, thanks to the Enfield Bullet’s fuel efficiency, which averaged 40 km per litre, the report added. (Also Read: Behaviour of desis on Thailand flight irritates man: ‘Indians need to learn civic sense’) Havildar Manish achieved the world record for the longest hands-free motorcycle wheelie, traveling an astonishing 2.3 km. Sepoy Sumit Tomar created a new record for the longest no-hands wheelie, covering 1,715.4 meters. The basic hands-free wheelie was performed while the rider maintained a seated position, while the no-hands wheelie involved the rider balancing on the footrest. (Also Read: Mumbai boat accident survivor recalls ‘mutilated body’ crashing on ferry deck after impact) The record-breaking stunts were performed along the Bengaluru-Chennai expressway for the hands-free feats, while the backward ride took place at the Parade Ground of the ASC Centre. The Tornadoes team had been practicing these incredible maneuvers for six months. (Also Read: ‘Please stop using hashtags’: Why Elon Musk wants the ‘ugly’ feature gone from X) Indian Army launches AI incubation centre in BengaluruIndian Army chief Gen Upendra Dwivedi on Wednesday inaugurated the Artificial Intelligence Incubation Centre (IAAIIC) in Bengaluru. The virtual inauguration was done Gener Upendra Dwivedi, reflecting the Indian Army’s commitment to adopting innovative technologies and empowering its personnel with Artificial Intelligence (AI). The establishment of the IAAIIC aligns with the Indian Army’s vision of technological evolution, aimed at enhancing operational capabilities, building an AI-ready force, and ensuring preparedness for modern security challenges.