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A Delhi influencer was left stunned after an airport immigration officer began to forcefully ask for his phone number. Allegedly, the officer had also invited the influencer to his home: "Mere Sath Ghar Chalo.", Viral, Times Now |
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A Delhi influencer was left stunned after an airport immigration officer began to forcefully ask for his phone number. Allegedly, the officer had also invited the influencer to his home: "Mere Sath Ghar Chalo.", Viral, Times Now |
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The Lava Virat V1 5G leans on a massive battery, a smooth 120Hz display and clean software to deliver strong everyday value at just under Rs 13,000. |
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Jio's Smart Wall technology could significantly improve indoor Wi-Fi and mobile network coverage. Instead of generating signals, the AI-powered system reflects existing 5G and future 6G signals which are designed for wall panels, to eliminate dead zones and improve connectivity throughout. |
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IRCTC's redesigned website is now available in beta with a modern interface and several new features aimed at improving the online ticket booking experience. However, users logging in for the first time must verify their registered mobile number and email address before they can book train tickets. |
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itel has launched the Ace 3 Heera, a feature phone with Type-C charging priced at Rs 949, extending Type-C support across its entire feature phone lineup. |
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itel Ace 3 Heera feature phone was launched at Rs 949. The device brings USB Type-C charging to the entry-level feature phone segment, making it easier for users to charge multiple devices with a single cable. The device is backed by a 1000mAh battery, AI battery optimisation, Bluetooth and more. |
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iQOO has officially teased the India-specific design of the Z11, confirming Aurora Green and Celestial Blue colour options. Here's what's changed. |
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A guide to the best phone grips under Rs1,500 on Amazon.in, including PopSockets, ring holders, and strap grips. |
Fifa faces heat after football leaders call out Balogun's suspension reversal ahead of Belgium match'Red cards are not overturned by political phone calls...Football must never become a playground for political power,' said former Fifa chief Sepp Blatter |