shocking reality of UFO encounters around the world:1

india:
-1951
         On 15 March, 10:20 a.m. in New Delhi, 25 members of a flying club saw a cigar-shaped object in the sky which was about one hundred feet long. The UFO hovered and then vanished from sight.

-2008

         On October 29, a fast moving object was spotted at 30° in the eastern horizon at Eastern Kolkata between 3:30 and 6:30 am and was filmed using a handycam. Its shape shifted from a sphere to a triangle and then to a straight line. The object emitted a bright light forming a halo and radiated a range of colours. It was spotted by many people and hundreds gathered along the E.M. Bypass to catch a glimpse of the UFO, triggering a frenzy. The video footage was released on a TV News channel and later shown to Dr. D P Duari, the director of MP Birla Planetarium, Kolkata, who found it to be "extremely interesting and strange". It was later approved by Dr D P Duari to be the planet Venus

-2013

  • Residents of Mogappiar, Chennai observed five specks of bright orange light moving from south to north around 8.55 pm on 20 June and was later reported on the local newspaper on 23 June.[6]
  • On 4 August, soldiers of Indian Army have observed unidentified flying objects at Lagan Kher Area, Demchock, Ladakh, India and it is reported that army troops have observed more than 100 UFO movements along Arunachal Pradesh border area during the previous seven months.[7]   

-2014
       
  • Residents of Mogappiar, Chennai observed five specks of bright orange light moving from south to north around 8.55 pm on 20 June and was later reported on the local newspaper on 23 June.[6]
  • On 4 August, soldiers of Indian Army have observed unidentified flying objects at Lagan Kher Area, Demchock, Ladakh, India and it is reported that army troops have observed more than 100 UFO movements along Arunachal Pradesh border area during the previous seven months.[7]

-2015
        
  • Residents of Mogappiar, Chennai observed five specks of bright orange light moving from south to north around 8.55 pm on 20 June and was later reported on the local newspaper on 23 June.[6]
  • On 4 August, soldiers of Indian Army have observed unidentified flying objects at Lagan Kher Area, Demchock, Ladakh, India and it is reported that army troops have observed more than 100 UFO movements along Arunachal Pradesh border area during the previous seven months.[7]
  • Residents of Mogappiar, Chennai observed five specks of bright orange light moving from south to north around 8.55 pm on 20 June and was later reported on the local newspaper on 23 June.[6]
  • On 4 August, soldiers of Indian Army have observed unidentified flying objects at Lagan Kher Area, Demchock, Ladakh, India and it is reported that army troops have observed more than 100 UFO movements along Arunachal Pradesh border area during the previous seven months.[7]
  • Residents of Mogappiar, Chennai observed five specks of bright orange light moving from south to north around 8.55 pm on 20 June and was later reported on the local newspaper on 23 June.[6]
  • On 4 August, soldiers of Indian Army have observed unidentified flying objects at Lagan Kher Area, Demchock, Ladakh, India and it is reported that army troops have observed more than 100 UFO movements along Arunachal Pradesh border area during the previous seven months.[7]
 

 October 3, 1957: Manbhum, Bihar

    On October 3, 1957, long before the age of smartphones and digital cameras, a flying saucer was reportedly seen by about 800 people in three Indian villages—Kadori, Borsa and Mangalda—in Manbhum district of Bihar. According to PROJECT 1947, a research group that aims to document and preserve historical accounts of UFO sightings, the Times of India reported that hundreds of villagers came out from their huts to see the strange object.
                                                       The UFO, which was shaped like a saucer, allegedly came down to a height of about 500 feet above the earth, “making a sound like the whirring of a motor-car engine.” It hovered for a few minutes and eventually soared upwards at an incredible speed after emitting smoke.
                                                  To this day, the people of Kadori, Borsa and Mangalda have not been given an explanation of the UFO’s origin—but it is rather difficult to believe that 800 people were merely “seeing things.”

October 29, 2007: Eastern Kolkata

                                                                                      Just five decades after the 1957 UFO sighting in Manbhum, a fast-moving UFO was reportedly spotted in the early morning in Eastern Kolkata. The incident—which was captured on video and even aired on television news—showed two color-changing, fireball-like objects floating in the dark sky. But according to hundreds of witnesses, as well as the cameraman behind the video, the two objects seen in the video were actually a part of the same spacecraft. 

source video for more info:https://youtu.be/OteuXKafljY

 August 4, 2013: Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir

Perhaps one of the most compelling pieces of evidence of life beyond our planet is this video, which was reportedly shot by the Indian army near the India and China border. The mysterious lights, which were filmed over the skies of Ladakh, and were reportedly discovered by border patrol.
                                                According to The Hindu, there had been more than 100 similar sightings in that area around the time this footage was shot on August 4. When asked about the strange yellowish lights, Defense Minister A K Antony told Parliament that there was “no conclusive proof of sighting of unidentified flying objects over the Sino-Indian border.”
                                                    Some researchers reportedly determined that the Indian soldiers had simply misidentified Jupiter and Venus, while others have suggested that the UFOs were Chinese drones or satellites. However, Chinese officials have denied that claim and the video appears to show more than five orbs that move.
                        source video for more info:https://youtu.be/JAvFiqCdXzo

January 10, 2014: Mumbai, Maharashtra

                                                                                                      Drawing eerie similarities to Eastern Kolkata’s 2007 UFO sighting, on January 10, 2014, Lorenzo Ceszar, believed to be an amateur UFOlogist, captured shocking footage of what appears to be as many as five bright and color-changing orbs.
                                 source video for info:https://youtu.be/6IqZI7_L4cc
Though this particular incident did not receive much attention from mainstream media, YouTube comments reveal that Ceszar was not the only one who witnessed the UFOs in Mumbai on that night. While some claim that the lights were merely Chinese lanterns, the movement of these lights had UFOlogists thinking otherwise.

 August 4, 2015: Kanpur, Utttar Pradesh

                                                  A young boy from Kanpur recently made headlines after claiming that he snapped an authentic photo of a UFO in June of this year. According to the International Business Times, the young boy was going through some photos he had taken of the clouds when he spotted the object, which resembles the stereotypical UFO shape, as portrayed in the movies.
                                                    
 
“I like nature photography and when I saw various shapes of clouds in the sky I started clicking pictures on my phone. While I was going through the clicked pictures in the photo gallery, I saw a round object in the photographs and when I zoomed to take a closer look at it, I noticed it was a UFO,” the child told the International Business Times.
Though skeptics have argued that the photos seem “a little too perfect,” both the boy and his father, Santosh Gupta, have adamantly denied that photo-editing software was used. You can watch the father-son duo discuss the unique images in an interview with News 18 Hindi and decide for yourself.






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