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A completely made in Inda smartphone Lava AGNI 4 will be launched in India. The phone sale starts on Amazon on November 25

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Tech enthusiasts can enjoy up to 80% off on smartwatches packed with advanced features like fitness tracking, GPS, and sleek designs. Tablets are available at discounts of up to 55%, delivering top-tier performance and portability from leading brands. Photography aficionados can enhance their setups with up to 30% off on high-resolution cameras, including DSLRs and mirrorless models.

Electric Traders Association (SETA) is all set to host ElectriExpo 2024 from 29 to 31 August with the theme 'Powering Progress - Pioneering Tomorrow: Igniting Change'.

The 6.6-inch FHD+ Super AMOLED display and minimized bezels, the 120Hz refresh rate provides extremely smooth performance.

While Android scores better in giving flexibility to the user, iOS wins the game considering the smooth ecosystem.

Indians are slowly but steadily getting used to smart home devices and the tech companies have doubled their efforts to woo more users in the country.

Here are some of the offbeat, cool gadgets that may alter the future course of technology:

With online teaching replacing in-person classes, students had to spend long hours with laptops or mobile screens followed by assignments and projects

As the new year arrives, Dia says, "Just one positive resolution can have a far-reaching impact on the well-being of mother earth but five can be potentially transformative."

Caviar said that the luxury headphones will be "released in a single piece worldwide," indicating that supplies will be limited.

Some vintage and rare collection of pens with prices ranging from Rs 3 to a whopping Rs 1.4 lakh have been displayed at the expo

The incident took place on November 2 but came to light on Monday after Delhi-based student organizations raised the issue since the girl was a BSc Mathematics student in Lady Shri Ram College for Women in New Delhi.

Agra University Vice-chancellor Prof. Ashok Mittal said legal action will be taken against those after the university committee submits its report.