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Google Pixel 6a May Come Without Charger in India, Suggests Retail Box Leak
Google Pixel 6a is tipped to launch on July 21 in India. Ahead of the rumoured launch, an image of the smartphone's retail box was leaked online. The handset is expected to arrive in the Indian market without an included charger. However, Google has not yet shared any information on the India launch of the Google Pixel 6a.
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Tamil Nadu Speaker Overstepped Jurisdiction: Lawyers Of Disqualified MLAs
The Tamil Nadu Assembly Speaker, P Dhanapal, overstepped his jurisdiction and disqualified 18 AIADMK lawmakers when a dispute over the party's name and symbol by rival claimants was pending before the Election Commission, counsel for them claimed in the Madras High Court today.
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'Tomato-Onion-Potato': In Bengaluru, PM Modi Says Farmers "TOP" Priority
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said there has been a 180 per cent increase in the allocation for Karnataka after the BJP-led NDA government came to power in the Centre. The money, however, has not been passed on by the state's Congress government, he said. He also outlined the party's plan for the state, which includes a suburban railway fo...
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Google Pixel 6a May Come Without Charger in India, Suggests Retail Box Leak
Google Pixel 6a is tipped to launch on July 21 in India. Ahead of the rumoured launch, an image of the smartphone's retail box was leaked online. The handset is expected to arrive in the Indian market without an included charger. However, Google has not yet shared any information on the India launch of the Google Pixel 6a.
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Tamil Nadu Speaker Overstepped Jurisdiction: Lawyers Of Disqualified MLAs
The Tamil Nadu Assembly Speaker, P Dhanapal, overstepped his jurisdiction and disqualified 18 AIADMK lawmakers when a dispute over the party's name and symbol by rival claimants was pending before the Election Commission, counsel for them claimed in the Madras High Court today.
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'Tomato-Onion-Potato': In Bengaluru, PM Modi Says Farmers "TOP" Priority
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said there has been a 180 per cent increase in the allocation for Karnataka after the BJP-led NDA government came to power in the Centre. The money, however, has not been passed on by the state's Congress government, he said. He also outlined the party's plan for the state, which includes a suburban railway fo...
