India Built The World’s First Exploratory Trace Detector

India built the world’s first exploratory trace detector based on a microsensor.

Union Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank launched the world’s first microsensor-based indigenous Explosive Trace Detector (ETD) called Nanosnifer on Friday.

This inexpensive device capable of detecting explosives in less than 10 seconds will reduce the country’s dependence on imported equipment.

India built the world’s first exploratory trace detector: According to the statement issued by the government, on this occasion.

The Education Minister said that the launch of Nanosnifer will encourage other institutions, startups, and medium-scale industries to research and develop products within the country.

Appreciating Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s self-reliant India vision, Nishank said that this tool is 100 percent Made in India.

It has been developed by IIT Bombay-linked startup Nanosniff Technologies and is marketed by Virat Technologies, a byproduct of Startup Critical Solutions, formerly associated with IIT Delhi.

Its basic technology has been patented in the US and Europe. The device can identify and classify all types of explosives.

Five crore carats of diamond deposits under the Kibernlite rocks of Bundelkhand.

Once again Bundelkhand is ready to shine with the brilliance of diamonds.

According to reports coming from Vallabh Bhavan, the secretariat of Madhya Pradesh, mining is expected to begin in the diamond mine before December 2022 at Bakaswaha in Chhatarpur district.

There is also a diamond mine in the Panna district of the state. However, due to environmental conditions, mining was banned for a long time.

It has been banned since January 2021. National Mineral Development Corporation (NMDC) has reached the Supreme Court against this.

Bundelkhand of Madhya Pradesh is soon expected to get a new identity all over the world. Mining may soon begin in the unfathomable reserves of Gem Quality (Finest) found in Buckswaha in Chhatarpur district.

Excel Mining and Industries Limited has prepared the plan of mining, which is being sent to the Forest Department for the first stage forest clearance (Forest Department approval).