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Railways has taken a unique step to ensure crowd management and safety of passengers and their luggage at railway stations. East Coast Railway has deployed humanoid robot ‘ASC Arjun’ at Visakhapatnam Railway Station. The name of the robot equipped with artificial intelligence is ‘ASC Arjun’.

Arjun’s job is to identify any suspicious person at the railway station. If there is a large crowd, immediately alert the concerned authorities so that crowd management can be done. Apart from this, it will also take care of cleanliness in the station premises. East Coast Railway has taken this historic initiative with the aim of protecting the passengers and their luggage and modernizing the railway services.

Indian Railways’ first humanoid robot “ASC Arjun” has been deployed at any railway station in the country. This ultra modern robot has been started under RPF, the objective of which is to increase the safety of passengers, improve crowd management and make passenger services at the station smarter.

Features of robot
ASC Arjun can identify suspicious activities and intrusions in the station premises through face recognition camera system and will immediately send an alert to the RPF. This robot also analyzes the crowd with the help of artificial intelligence and in case of excessive crowd, gives immediate alert to the control room and security personnel, so that the situation can be handled by reducing the crowd in time.

Not only this, ‘ASC Arjun’ can also make safety and information related announcements in Hindi, English and Telugu languages, which will provide ease to the passengers, especially during peak hours. The robot patrols the platform in a semi-autonomous manner, automatically avoids obstacles and maintains 24*7 surveillance, thereby further improving security.

Apart from this, ‘Arjun’ greets the passengers while talking to them and gives them necessary information. It also salutes the RPF officers. Apart from this, ‘Arjun’ is also capable of early detection of emergency situations like fire and smoke and immediately sends alerts to the control room about the emergency situation.

Let us tell you that ASC Arjun has been completely developed with indigenous technology, which has been designed and prepared in Visakhapatnam itself. It took almost a year to make it. This humanoid robot has been inaugurated by RPF Inspector General Alok Bohra and Divisional Railway Manager of Visakhapatnam Division Lalit Bohra.

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Karna was the hero of Mahabharata, who was extraordinary by birth, but circumstances made him a tragedy. Kunti got Karna from the boon of Sun God. At the time of birth, he had armor and earrings on his body, which made him invincible.

But Kunti was unmarried at that time, so due to fear of the society, she kept the baby in a basket and threw it in the river. This was the same child, who was brought up by a charioteer and his wife Radha. Thus, despite being the son of Surya, Karna was brought up in a charioteer family.

Since childhood, the society despised him by calling him a son of a son. This insult itself became a fire within him, a fire to prove his existence. When in his youth he challenged Arjun to a fight in the court of Hastinapur, Bhishma and Dronacharya insulted him by calling him from a lowly family. Then Duryodhana honored him by making him the king of Anga country. This honor became the turning point of Karna’s life. From that moment he considered Duryodhana not only as his friend but also as his everything.

Karna learned weapons from Lord Parashurama. He became extremely powerful, but fate gave him two deadly curses. Once Parashurama came to know that he was not a Brahmin, he said ‘When you need it most, you will not remember your knowledge.’ The second time, a Brahmin cursed him that ‘when your chariot is in battle, its wheel will sink in the mud.’ Both these curses came true at important moments of Karna’s life.

Just before the war of Mahabharata, Kunti told him that he was the eldest brother of the Pandavas. Even after knowing this he said that Mother, I am your son, but Duryodhana is my religion. He promised that he would fight only with Arjun. This was his biggest ideal and also his biggest mistake. This is where Karna got stuck between religion and loyalty.

When Karna and Arjun came face to face in the battle of Kurukshetra, Karna repeatedly defeated Arjun with his weapons, but as soon as his chariot sank into the mud, Parashurama’s curse came true. He was about to lift the bow when Krishna said to Arjun that ‘This is the moment for which you were born.’ Talking about Kshatriya religion, Karna said, ‘Religion says that a helpless warrior should not be killed.’ But Krishna reminded that when Abhimanyu was helpless, he was standing silently watching. At that very moment Arjun’s arrow sank into Karna’s chest. Surya’s son fell helplessly on the earth.

Karna was omnipotent, but lost in the conflict between religion and loyalty. He had power, but not direction. He knew the truth, yet was on the wrong side. His defeat was not Arjun’s victory, but was the result of karma. He was defeated by destiny, defeated by his emotional bonds.

Karna’s life teaches that power is meaningful only when it is accompanied by religion. He maintained friendship, but also supported injustice. He was the son of Surya, but could not come out of his own darkness. His story reminds us that sometimes even the bravest man is lost in the confusion of his feelings and duties. This was the true tragedy of Karna, he had power, but truth was not on his side.

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