Author: Punit Panchal

New Delhi: Apple promises to unveil big news at its Cupertino headquarters today, September 9. The firm dubs the surprise and shine as “Surprise and Shine.” The event gets underway at 10 a.m. in the Pacific Time and will be available for live streaming on Apple’s website, the Apple TV app, and YouTube. This event has another significance as well. It’s the first major product launch under the leadership of new Apple CEO John Ternus. He succeeded Tim Cook, who was appointed last month as CEO of the company. Foldable iPhone Talk about Apple’s foldable phone really has been underway…

New Delhi: The 18th BRICS Summit will be held on 12-13th September, 2026 in New Delhi, especially at this juncture. It started in 2009 as a loose grouping of four big emerging economies but has expanded to eleven countries including Latin America, Eurasia, Africa, the Middle East and Southeast Asia. The expansion has led to influence, but also to disjointedness; and it is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for India to rally the grouping around a common goal. Today’s BRICS is a very different beast from the one that India helped create. In 2011, South Africa joined the 16 nations, and promptly,…

New Delhi: The Indian defence industry has seen a significant hike in share prices on Tuesday with the government approving of nearly $11 billion in fresh military acquisition. The BSE India Defence Index rose by as high as 2.1% to post its biggest gain in a fortnight led by gains in Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd. (HAL) and Bharat Electronics Ltd. (BEL). The Defence Minister, Rajnath Singh, led a meeting on Monday of the Defence Acquisition Council (DAC), the highest adquisition decision making board, which gave its approval. This represents a combined value of the cleared proposals is about ₹1.10 lakh crore…

New Delhi: PM Modi was greeted by a big and welcoming crowd in Vadodara, Gujarat on Tuesday. He was present at the “NaMo for Viksit Bharat” event and met, interacted with many young people including Gen Z people. In his presence, many development projects were opened and dedicated and foundation stone was laid for various development projects. These projects are to be aggregated and will cost a total of more than Rs 35000 crore. These involve various sectors, including railways, road transportation, resident building, water resource, urban development, and clean energy. The biggest highlight of the day was the completion…

New Delhi: India is witnessing one of the largest food safety raids ever. The government is breaking into kiosks and stamping down restaurants, and advocating for fresh warning statements for processed food. This has shaken up the country’s huge food industry, which is worth more than $100 billion. Why is this happening now? Indian consumers have voiced complaints of unhygienic kitchens, street food, about fake or bad products for years. Food related complaints get passed around social media and in so doing getting the public fitter and louder about the situation. Food inspectors have carried out more than 100,000 checks…

New Delhi: India has jumped on the bandwagon for the new and large group of nations that are collaborating to develop the technology for 6G, the next-generation communication network that will co-exist with the ongoing 5G revolution over the next few years. This was announced on Monday by the United States, which said that India has joined 26 other countries in efforts to direct the development and application of 6G networks worldwide. How the deal happened It coincided with a meeting between US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and Minister of State for Commerce and Industry Jitin Prasada in India. During…

New Delhi: Russia is prepared to sell India all the oil that it requires, its top diplomat in India has said. He also strongly resisted the new US plans to impose sanctions on nations that purchase Russian oil. Russian Ambassador to the U.S. Denis Alipov addressed a U.S. bill authored by late Senator Lindsey Graham. The bill, which it seems would pass Congress if it is introduced by Trump, would allow the President to impose a 100% tax on the top five countries purchasing Russian oil and gas. The largest buyers of Russian petrol products now are China, India and…

New Delhi: One of the world’s iconic sights, the Eiffel Tower has remained shuttered on Monday following its employees’ strike. A few days before they were upset about the treatment meted out to women employees by a Hindu religious group during a visit. What happened Nous comprenons les préoccupations exprimées et les prenons très au sérieux. Compte tenu de la taille de notre délégation, la visite a été organisée en coordination avec les équipes de la tour Eiffel, au début des horaires habituels d’ouverture, afin de limiter autant que… pic.twitter.com/gyiwzmh6Jv — BAPS Mandir Swaminarayan Hindou de Paris (@BAPSParis) September 7,…

New Delhi: Samsung India has begun to fire employees, particularly in the TV and home appliance divisions. This follows an increase in costs and slowing sales. What happened Samsung India has started making slashes, progressively in small waves. The cuts are targeted at its television and home appliances divisions, which face challenges from the rising prices and sluggish demand. Some 80 to 100 executives from the two divisions have been called upon so far. It is not just any number of positions that will be affected, it’s people at many different levels from team leaders and director’s positions at the…

New Delhi: Recently, Oppo has officially confirmed that its upcoming next-generation Find X10 series will going to introduce in China this month. Alongside with launch news, the company has also shared some early look at the devices camera hardware and design. However, the top variant, Find X10 Pro Max, will going to features with a three 200MP rear cameras. This might going to make it first device in world with this kind of triple 200MP camera setup. However, the standard Find X10 will also going to get a strong camera setup, with dual 200MP sensors out of its three rear…