Go airborne: Japanese company to mass produce flying motorcycles by 2022

Go airborne: Japanese company to mass produce flying motorcycles by 2022 The envisioned vehicle will use propeller power to hover dozens of centimetres above the ground. People Jacqueline Fernandez wants to meet doppelgänger Amanda Cerny; YouTube star responds on Instagram Entertainment Marvel or DC? 'Captain America' actor Chris Evans was a Batman fan while growing up

FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK Ranking Roger, vocalist of 'The Beat', passes away at 56 Hema Malini's poll affidavit reveals she's a billionaire at Rs 35 cr, hubby Dharmendra's assets worth Rs 124 cr Huawei unveils P30 and P30 Pro with 5x periscope-like optical zoom, 4 rear cameras Asia's 50 Best Restaurants 2019: Gaggan loses top spot; Indian Accent only Indian eatery on list Centuryply boss Keshav Bhajanka is a car enthusiast, dreams of owning a Rolls-Royce Phantom Indians spend 94.8% of GDP contribution on leisure travel, says World Tourism report

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