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UFO-BIRD-FLU-COINCIDENCE: Shocking Revelations from Kerala

On 30 October 2014, during a rainy day, just after sunset, the people of Kochi were said to witness an Unidentified Flying Object (UFO) in the sky: Author Anu Lal analyses.
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Drawing a circle of fifty-kilometer diameter with Alapuzha at its centre could cover both Kochi and Pathanamthitta well within its boundaries. With evidence of bird flu of H5N1 type in this region within weeks of the UFO’s appearance, the connection can be more than just a co-incidence. Whether what had happened could be explained away, using rational explanations or scientific theories or not, is not the important question here. Is there, actually, a connection between the UFO and the H5N1? The authorities should establish the connection if there is one. And they must, also prove it scientifically or by any other means possible, if there isn’t any.  

To this day, however, the government gave no explanations, and no media have taken a serious look at the possible “UFO-bird-flu-coincidence” either. What makes me think about this UFO event at Kochi, is the complete lack of any form of reference about this event in the media, except the day after the sighting, when a couple of English news papers ran the story, print and online.   

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The Kochi UFO sighting that transpired on 30 October 2014 is the first of its kind ‘reported’ in Kerala. Not many Indian people are familiar with the history of Unidentified Flying Objects in India. Ramayana and Mahabharata, the two Indian epics, are filled with depictions of flying chariots and “sky people”. The recent blockbuster documentary on History Channel, titled “Ancient Aliens” narrates in detail some of the ancient connections this country had with civilizations existing outside of planet earth. The technology or flying machines, laser guns, and nuclear weapons, etc. were used as motifs in the grand narrative of Ramayana and Mahabharata.

I do not think many of us paid attention to this news item that appeared recently in a national daily. In a news story published in 15 July 2014, in Times of India, Rashmi Drolia reports that 10,000-year-old ancient rock paintings were discovered in Chhattisgarh, Central India.
“The paintings are done in natural colours that have hardly faded despite the years. The strangely carved figures are seen holding weapon-like objects and do not have clear features. Specially, the nose and mouth are missing. In few pictures, they are even shown wearing space suits. We can't refute possibility of imagination by prehistoric men but humans usually fancy such things," the newspaper quotes an archeologist. [courtesy: Time of India, July 15, 2014

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The space-suit wearing people are quite similar to what has been discovered in the Petroglyphs of Phoenix, Arizona, and from many other cultures across the world. This, undoubtedly, points towards a possible connection of the Indian culture with cultures outside of our space and time. Considering the 37th parallel concept along with the closeness to equator India enjoys, one can easily connect the dots of similarity among ancient and modern UFO sightings. Geography could be a crucial factor that draws this phenomenon close to our territory.    

The UFO that appeared in Kochi is reportedly “needle-like” and has many of the characteristics, usually reported in similar cases. Does this prove that in Kochi, Kerala, we compromised our aerial security?



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