<p>Netizens have brutally trolled UFC star Conor McGregor after he posted a video of his brand new watch that costs around a million dollars.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The Irish fighter shared images of the of $1,000,000 golden watch and captioned it: "New watch new suit new whip alert."</p>

<p>McGregor currently is in Abu Dhabi preparing for his comeback fight against Dustin Poirier.</p>

<p>According to The Sun, this new watch is a Jacob &amp; Co's Astronomia Tourbillon Baguette with a "total of 342 invisibly set, baguette-cut diamonds" on the backdrop and a further "80 invisibly set, baguette-cut diamonds" on the lugs.</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">Conor McGregor’s new $1 million watch 💰 <a href="https://t.co/2RhES2P0Db">pic.twitter.com/2RhES2P0Db</a></p>
— Hot Freestyle (@HotFreestyle) <a href="https://twitter.com/HotFreestyle/status/1349873785483259904?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 15, 2021</a></blockquote>
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<p>However, Twitteratis questioned McGregor's choice of&nbsp;item to spend a million dollars on. Someone else asked: "Ya but does it even tell the time?" While another said: "I feel I need a degree in astrology just to be able to read that thing."</p>

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— Simen Platou (@splatou) <a href="https://twitter.com/splatou/status/1350246214038536193?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 16, 2021</a></blockquote>
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He's already spent $4 million on watches 😂</p>
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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">If I were Conor McGregor, I would simply not spend a million dollars on a watch.</p>
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Netizens have brutally trolled UFC star Conor McGregor after he posted a video of his brand new watch that costs around a million dollars. The Irish fighter shared images of the of $1,000,000 golden watch and captioned it: "New watch new suit new whip alert.

Netizens have brutally trolled UFC star Conor McGregor after he posted a video of his brand new watch that costs around a million dollars. The Irish fighter shared images of the of $1,000,000 golden watch and captioned it: "New watch new suit new whip alert." McGregor currently is in Abu Dhabi preparing for his comeback fight against Dustin Poirier. According to The Sun, this new watch is a Jacob & Co's Astronomia Tourbillon Baguette with a "total of 342 invisibly set, baguette-cut diamonds" on the backdrop and a further "80 invisibly set, baguette-cut diamonds" on the lugs. Conor McGregor’s new $1 million watch 💰 pic.twitter.com/2RhES2P0Db — Hot Freestyle (@HotFreestyle) January 15, 2021 × However, Twitteratis questioned McGregor's choice of item to spend a million dollars on. Someone else asked: "Ya but does it even tell the time?" While another said: "I feel I need a degree in astrology just to be able to read that thing." I'm not hating on the spending, but my god this watch is tacky 😂😂 pic.twitter.com/2VavuaHoU5 — Simen Platou (@splatou) January 16, 2021 × Conor McGregor has been on Fight Island in Abu Dhabi for a week. He's already spent $4 million on watches 😂 — Joe Pompliano (@JoePompliano) January 15, 2021 × If I were Conor McGregor, I would simply not spend a million dollars on a watch. — Scott Moore 💛 (@ScottMoore0) January 17, 2021 ×

UFC star Conor McGregor trolled for buying a million dollar watch

<p>It’s been over three months since I got a new analog watch. A watch which has been garnering me a lot of compliments. It’s a watch that, as a reviewer, I’ve had to wear on and off because of a couple of smartwatches and fitness bands that I still had to evaluate.&nbsp;</p>

<p>During the pandemic-induced lockdown though, I’ve tried to wear the watch as much as I can. During the day, while taking a shower and even when sleeping, the watch is on me at all times. Why may you ask that I’m wearing a watch (and not a smartwatch with all its fitness and sleep tracking) all day all night long? Well, let me step back a bit and explain.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Teslar watches - a blend of “American technology and Swiss precision” - have finally made it to the Indian shores. It’s a regular wristwatch fitted with a chip that protects you from harmful EMF (extreme medium frequencies) exposure. The wellness watches are encouraging a consciousness towards greater well-being.&nbsp;<br />
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<img alt="Teslar Watch" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="57da9db2-7d35-44dd-b839-472c1bfb2f16" src="//cdn.wionews.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/Watch1%20%281%29.jpg" /></p>

<p>The watch houses a US-made quantum technology chip on the bottom, working in sync with a Swiss-made quartz movement and battery of the watch to replicate Earth’s natural frequency. By mimicking Earth’s natural frequency, it can reduce the negative effects of stress and help the human body “restore, revitalize and heal itself more effectively from the adverse effects of artificial, man-made electromagnetic pollution”. In theory, the watch should help promote a calmer and more relaxed mind, leading to more positivity in one’s life and even a better sleep pattern.&nbsp;</p>

<p>There are a couple of studies on the long-term negative effects that EMF exposure can have on the human body. Electromagnetic hypersensitivity isn’t a recognised medical condition though.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>Enough technical jargon. I don’t understand much of what the watch does, and boy I don’t even know what the two buttons flanking the rotating crown do. It’s a watch that is eye-catching and that’s foremost why I loved wearing it outside the house.&nbsp;</p>

<p>That begs the question; why am I wearing the watch more during lockdown than before this pandemic hit us? It’s a simple, one-word answer; psychological.&nbsp;<br />
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<p>I feel great wearing the Teslar Re-Balance T-1 Chrono watch that I have. It’s in black and it’s every bit premium that you can imagine. From random strangers on the street to people next to me at a cafe I &nbsp;used to - pre-pandemic induced lockdowns - frequent, the watch has got glowing reviews from just about everyone. The watch suits my profile. What more can one ask from a watch that has a starting price of Rs 41,495?&nbsp;</p>

<p>Well, in a world of smartwatches, a whole lot more!&nbsp;</p>

<p>I’m generally a positive, optimistic (closer to realistic) and happy human being. I also sleep soundly, getting up very rarely in the middle of the night to visit the washroom or to have a couple of sips of water. With the pandemic raining down upon us, the thinking was that this watch would help me keep my chin up and not fall down with news of deaths spiralling on my computer screen streaming any number of news channels.&nbsp;</p>

<p>I was very sceptical of the ‘wellness’ benefits from the watch but, for the first week or so, I gave it the benefit of doubt.&nbsp;</p>

<p>For the first few days, I slept on average, a half-hour longer than I normally would have. I didn’t get up in the middle of the night and neither did I have trouble falling asleep. With the number of coronavirus cases approaching 50,000, we were only getting started with the negative news all around us. I spent my days writing, cooking, but sleeping a lot more during the day. It seemed like I had a routine going when wearing the watch, but turns out that was far from it.&nbsp;</p>

<p>On the seventh or eighth day of the lockdown, I woke up around five in the morning, went to the washroom, and came back only to fall asleep an hour later.&nbsp;</p>

<p>It was only in the second week that I noticed that my productivity wasn’t dipping. I had gone three whole days without wearing the watch. At first, I felt kind of empty and was brooding about the lack of an eye-catching and classy Swiss-made watch on my wrist. The moment I realised that my day was going along fine and I was sleeping well - despite globally reported coronavirus cases being well over 1 million - was when I didn’t have to flick my wrist every so often just to look at the time and smile at just how gorgeous a watch I was wearing.<br />
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It was purely in my head that a watch could alter the way I was feeling on a day-to-day basis. I was smiling more often not because of the reduction of electromagnetic exposure in my day-to-day life but because of how elegant the watch was to look at.&nbsp;<br />
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<p>I keep going back to how gorgeous the watch is. The attention to detail is brilliant. There’s the T that’s etched into the crown and then the triangular second’s hand inside the lower subdial. It’s just what you expect from a Swiss-made wristwatch.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In the last week or so, I’ve given the watch another chance. In India, we’re about to cross the 5 lakh mark for confirmed COVID-19 cases. Worldwide, it is soon going to touch 10 million. There is no escaping the grim reality staring at us. Wearing the watch has surely lightened up my days but has done little beyond that to help soothe the nerves inside me on a daily basis.&nbsp;</p>

<p>My takeaway is this. The Teslar Re-Balance T-1 Chrono is an absolute must-have timepiece if one has the money to spare, apart from the fact that some may truly believe in the “wellness” aspect. It’s priced fairly decently for a well-made Swiss timepiece. One cannot call the wristwatch overpriced.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>I just can’t recommend it for it’s ‘wellness’ benefits. I didn’t feel any upliftment upon wearing the way daily barring the dozens of compliments I’ve gotten which had stopped since I’ve had to hunker down thanks to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>The watch has designs for both men and women but it’ll cost you a pretty penny.&nbsp;</p>


It’s been over three months since I got a new analog watch. A watch which has been garnering me a lot of compliments. It’s a watch that, as a reviewer, I’ve had to wear on and off because of a couple of smartwatches and fitness bands that I still had to evaluate.

It’s been over three months since I got a new analog watch. A watch which has been garnering me a lot of compliments. It’s a watch that, as a reviewer, I’ve had to wear on and off because of a couple of smartwatches and fitness bands that I still had to evaluate. During the pandemic-induced lockdown though, I’ve tried to wear the watch as much as I can. During the day, while taking a shower and even when sleeping, the watch is on me at all times. Why may you ask that I’m wearing a watch (and not a smartwatch with all its fitness and sleep tracking) all day all night long? Well, let me step back a bit and explain. Teslar watches - a blend of “American technology and Swiss precision” - have finally made it to the Indian shores. It’s a regular wristwatch fitted with a chip that protects you from harmful EMF (extreme medium frequencies) exposure. The wellness watches are encouraging a consciousness towards greater well-being. The watch houses a US-made quantum technology chip on the bottom, working in sync with a Swiss-made quartz movement and battery of the watch to replicate Earth’s natural frequency. By mimicking Earth’s natural frequency, it can reduce the negative effects of stress and help the human body “restore, revitalize and heal itself more effectively from the adverse effects of artificial, man-made electromagnetic pollution”. In theory, the watch should help promote a calmer and more relaxed mind, leading to more positivity in one’s life and even a better sleep pattern. There are a couple of studies on the long-term negative effects that EMF exposure can have on the human body. Electromagnetic hypersensitivity isn’t a recognised medical condition though. Enough technical jargon. I don’t understand much of what the watch does, and boy I don’t even know what the two buttons flanking the rotating crown do. It’s a watch that is eye-catching and that’s foremost why I loved wearing it outside the house. That begs the question; why am I wearing the watch more during lockdown than before this pandemic hit us? It’s a simple, one-word answer; psychological. I feel great wearing the Teslar Re-Balance T-1 Chrono watch that I have. It’s in black and it’s every bit premium that you can imagine. From random strangers on the street to people next to me at a cafe I used to - pre-pandemic induced lockdowns - frequent, the watch has got glowing reviews from just about everyone. The watch suits my profile. What more can one ask from a watch that has a starting price of Rs 41,495? Well, in a world of smartwatches, a whole lot more! I’m generally a positive, optimistic (closer to realistic) and happy human being. I also sleep soundly, getting up very rarely in the middle of the night to visit the washroom or to have a couple of sips of water. With the pandemic raining down upon us, the thinking was that this watch would help me keep my chin up and not fall down with news of deaths spiralling on my computer screen streaming any number of news channels. I was very sceptical of the ‘wellness’ benefits from the watch but, for the first week or so, I gave it the benefit of doubt. For the first few days, I slept on average, a half-hour longer than I normally would have. I didn’t get up in the middle of the night and neither did I have trouble falling asleep. With the number of coronavirus cases approaching 50,000, we were only getting started with the negative news all around us. I spent my days writing, cooking, but sleeping a lot more during the day. It seemed like I had a routine going when wearing the watch, but turns out that was far from it. On the seventh or eighth day of the lockdown, I woke up around five in the morning, went to the washroom, and came back only to fall asleep an hour later. It was only in the second week that I noticed that my productivity wasn’t dipping. I had gone three whole days without wearing the watch. At first, I felt kind of empty and was brooding about the lack of an eye-catching and classy Swiss-made watch on my wrist. The moment I realised that my day was going along fine and I was sleeping well - despite globally reported coronavirus cases being well over 1 million - was when I didn’t have to flick my wrist every so often just to look at the time and smile at just how gorgeous a watch I was wearing. It was purely in my head that a watch could alter the way I was feeling on a day-to-day basis. I was smiling more often not because of the reduction of electromagnetic exposure in my day-to-day life but because of how elegant the watch was to look at. I keep going back to how gorgeous the watch is. The attention to detail is brilliant. There’s the T that’s etched into the crown and then the triangular second’s hand inside the lower subdial. It’s just what you expect from a Swiss-made wristwatch. In the last week or so, I’ve given the watch another chance. In India, we’re about to cross the 5 lakh mark for confirmed COVID-19 cases. Worldwide, it is soon going to touch 10 million. There is no escaping the grim reality staring at us. Wearing the watch has surely lightened up my days but has done little beyond that to help soothe the nerves inside me on a daily basis. My takeaway is this. The Teslar Re-Balance T-1 Chrono is an absolute must-have timepiece if one has the money to spare, apart from the fact that some may truly believe in the “wellness” aspect. It’s priced fairly decently for a well-made Swiss timepiece. One cannot call the wristwatch overpriced. I just can’t recommend it for it’s ‘wellness’ benefits. I didn’t feel any upliftment upon wearing the way daily barring the dozens of compliments I’ve gotten which had stopped since I’ve had to hunker down thanks to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The watch has designs for both men and women but it’ll cost you a pretty penny.

Teslar watch review: An absolute must-have timepiece

<p>India might have faced a bitter defeat by the hands of the Kiwis but there was a moment during the match when the Indian team and Spectators burst out in laughter. This happened when Virat Kohli chose to bowl an over.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Also read:&nbsp;</strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/new-zealand-beat-india-by-7-wickets-tour-ends-with-consecutive-whitewash-283620">New Zealand beat India by 7 wickets, tour ends with consecutive whitewash</a></p>

<p>This happened when New Zealand was just seven runs away from victory (125-3). In a most bizarre decision of all, Kohli decided to ball an over to Henry Nicholls.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Surprisingly Henry Nicholls looked nervous while playing the over. Kohli's second delivery almost got the wicket of Nicholls after a loose pull-shot saw a fielder at mid-on, but the ball did not carry. Netizens went crazy after this display, they took to twitter to express their views on Kolhi's bowling:</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">Nothing would make me happier than Virat Kohli keeping his sunglasses on while bowling. <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/NZvIND?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#NZvIND</a></p>
— Michael Wagener (@Mykuhl) <a href="https://twitter.com/Mykuhl/status/1234306990819528705?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 2, 2020</a></blockquote>
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— Ethir Katchi (@sudhanks) <a href="https://twitter.com/sudhanks/status/1234307325579681793?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 2, 2020</a></blockquote>
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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">Rishabh Pant on stump mic making it appear as if Virat Kohli’s is better than Jasprit Bumrah’s bowling!!!</p>
— Anil P Joseph (@Anil4Joseph) <a href="https://twitter.com/Anil4Joseph/status/1234307901604253696?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 2, 2020</a></blockquote>
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<p>Kiwi seal 7 wickets win over India on the third day of the five-day Test match at Hagley Oval, Christchurch.&nbsp;</p>

<p>New Zealand's were consistent with their bat and bowl. India was bowled out on 242 runs in the first innings after half-centuries by Prithvi Shaw, Cheteshwar Pujara and Hanuma Vihari. New Zealand's new pacer spearhead Kyle Jamieson took his first 5-wicket haul in his Test career for the Blackcaps (5/45).&nbsp;</p>

<p>In reply, New Zealand was bowled out on 235 runs handing 7 runs lead to India. Tom Latham scored 52 runs for the Kiwis and Kyle Jamieson shined with the bat too, after scoring 49 runs.&nbsp;</p>

<p>India failed to capitalise on the lead in the second innings and lost wickets in quick succession. They were bowled out on 124 runs. Pacer duo Boult and Southee scalped 7 wickets to shatter Indian hopes of a series equaliser setting the target of 132 runs.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Kiwi opener Tom Latham and Tom Blundell set 103-runs stand, almost winning the game for New Zealand. Latham scored 52 runs whereas Blundell scored 55 runs. Henry Nicholls hit the winning runs in the second session of the fourth day. New Zealand scored 132/3 in 36 overs.&nbsp;</p>


India might have faced a bitter defeat by the hands of the Kiwis but there was a moment during the match when the Indian team and Spectators burst out in laughter.

India might have faced a bitter defeat by the hands of the Kiwis but there was a moment during the match when the Indian team and Spectators burst out in laughter. This happened when Virat Kohli chose to bowl an over. Also read: New Zealand beat India by 7 wickets, tour ends with consecutive whitewash This happened when New Zealand was just seven runs away from victory (125-3). In a most bizarre decision of all, Kohli decided to ball an over to Henry Nicholls. Surprisingly Henry Nicholls looked nervous while playing the over. Kohli's second delivery almost got the wicket of Nicholls after a loose pull-shot saw a fielder at mid-on, but the ball did not carry. Netizens went crazy after this display, they took to twitter to express their views on Kolhi's bowling: Nothing would make me happier than Virat Kohli keeping his sunglasses on while bowling. #NZvIND — Michael Wagener (@Mykuhl) March 2, 2020 × Virat Kohli bowling in a Test match & that sums up the series!! #INDvsNZ — Ethir Katchi (@sudhanks) March 2, 2020 × I'm a fan of Kohli's bowling — Gummadians (@14_saiteja) March 2, 2020 × Rishabh Pant on stump mic making it appear as if Virat Kohli’s is better than Jasprit Bumrah’s bowling!!! — Anil P Joseph (@Anil4Joseph) March 2, 2020 × https://t.co/DUXRQUwv7O — faceplatter49 (@faceplatter49) March 2, 2020 × Kiwi seal 7 wickets win over India on the third day of the five-day Test match at Hagley Oval, Christchurch. New Zealand's were consistent with their bat and bowl. India was bowled out on 242 runs in the first innings after half-centuries by Prithvi Shaw, Cheteshwar Pujara and Hanuma Vihari. New Zealand's new pacer spearhead Kyle Jamieson took his first 5-wicket haul in his Test career for the Blackcaps (5/45). In reply, New Zealand was bowled out on 235 runs handing 7 runs lead to India. Tom Latham scored 52 runs for the Kiwis and Kyle Jamieson shined with the bat too, after scoring 49 runs. India failed to capitalise on the lead in the second innings and lost wickets in quick succession. They were bowled out on 124 runs. Pacer duo Boult and Southee scalped 7 wickets to shatter Indian hopes of a series equaliser setting the target of 132 runs. Kiwi opener Tom Latham and Tom Blundell set 103-runs stand, almost winning the game for New Zealand. Latham scored 52 runs whereas Blundell scored 55 runs. Henry Nicholls hit the winning runs in the second session of the fourth day. New Zealand scored 132/3 in 36 overs.

Netizens go gaga over Virat Kohli's bowling action in second Test against Kiwis

<p>Diwali, the festival of lights, is just around the corner; and while all of us must stay away from crackers, there's no harm in pampering our loved ones with some gifts! Here&nbsp;we hand-pick some of the best products in our tech gift guide! So get set, there are plenty of options to suit all kinds of budgets coming your way.</p>

<h3><u><b>Under Rs 5000</b></u></h3>

<p>Are you looking to buy a present under 5,000 rupees? Here's a list of four gadgets that cost about that much. These quirky yet handy devices are sure to make Diwali more memorable for the lucky receivers.</p>

<p><b>Xech iSoothe eye massager</b><br />
This gift idea is for those who spend a lot of time peering into screens. The Xech iSoothe is an automated massager for the eyes. It claims to relax and rejuvenate tired eyes within minutes. Priced at Rs 4,999, it is designed by an Indian company Xech. The headset looks sturdy and has a good build quality. Also, the controls are neatly placed on one side. It is comfortable to wear and the foldable design makes it portable. Xech iSoothe massages the area around the eyes and forehead and stimulates blockages. The user can feel the&nbsp;difference within ten&nbsp;minutes. It uses a combination of intelligent air pressure, vibration techniques, and gentle infrared heat to soothe away stress, strain and aches. The iSoothe comes with five different massage modes, automatic, fresh, smart, lenses and sleep mode. Users can choose the mode as per their requirement. And that’s not all, it comes with embedded speakers which means you can enjoy music along with the massage.</p>

<p><b>Carvaan Go</b><br />
This one is for those who love the golden era Hindi songs. The Carvaan Go is the most compact music player Saregama has released so far. Like other Carvaan audio players, this one can also play your favourite evergreen Hindi songs, but its USP is that it’s portable, lightweight and slim; which means you can easily slip it into your pocket and take it wherever you go which makes it the true companion for travellers. Encased in a metal body, the Carvaan Go has premium looks. &nbsp;There are a few buttons to control the different features of the device and they are neatly designed and aesthetically placed. It is priced at Rs 3,990. The Carvaan Go comes pre-loaded with 3000 evergreen Hindi songs from celebrated artists like Lata Mangeshkar, Kishore Kumar, and Mohammed Rafi.</p>

<p>Songs are categorised not just by the name of the singers but also, as per moods such as happy, sad or romantic. It also has 50 curated playlists to match your activities like driving, walking and travelling. The Carvaan go also includes FM, as well as a MicroSD card slot so that you can tune into your own playlists too. The user also can easily connect the player to earphones or external speakers via Bluetooth and Aux.</p>

<p>We say it’s a good gift item for those who love to collect all things retro.</p>

<p><b>Mi soundbar</b><br />
Next up in our list is Xiaomi's Mi soundbar, which is touted to offer a home theatre-like experience at an affordable price. Priced at Rs 4,999, the Mi Soundbar has a slim and minimalistic design and you can either mount it on the wall or just keep it on a table; either way, it nicely blends with the aesthetics of the living room. This compact soundbar includes multiple connectivity options such as Bluetooth, S/PDIF, aux-in, and line-in connectivity ports that allow you to connect it to any television or mobile device. Not just the design, the audio quality is also very good and gives the surround sound experience. The Mi Soundbar can be a good addition to your friend’s living room this Diwali.</p>

<p><b>Shifu Plugo</b><br />
Our gift guide isn’t just about adults, we have something in store for kids also. An augmented reality-based educational toy, Shifu Plugo can turn electronic devices into a great source of learning. It comes with different types of gaming kits and it’s targetted at children over the age of five. The price of this toy is Rs 2,499. Shifu Plugo is also very easy to set up. Just download the Plugo app unfold and set the gamepad, which houses a magnetic area to play games; and then just attach a compatible tablet or a smartphone.</p>

<p>Shifu Plugo allows children to play different games, such as the link game, which comes with hexagon-shaped building blocks. It's fun and challenging at the same time. There are several games too that are compatible with this kit. The Shifu Plugo claims to improve children’s logical reasoning, boost their mental abilities, and enhance their problem-solving skills. Quite a fun way to brighten up Diwali for children.</p>

<p><u><b>Under Rs 10,000</b></u></p>

<p><b>Huami Amazfit GTR</b><br />
There are many smartwatches available under 10,000 rupees, but the Huami Amazfit GTR is the one that ticks all the right boxes. In terms of design, the watch has very premium looks. The dial is made of aluminium and gives quite elegant looks. It is also slim and doesn't weigh much which makes it comfortable to wear for long hours. The watch is priced at Rs 9,999. The display of this watch is another highlight. It has a 1.2-inch AMOLED screen which is a treat to the eyes. The display is vibrant, highly responsive and offers a smooth experience. Most importantly, it’s visible in bright sunlight!</p>

<p>That’s about the look and feel.&nbsp;Huami Amazfit GTR is simple to use; just install the Amazfit app to pair the watch with your phone. Once that's done you can access all the data of the watch with the phone. Like many other smartwatches, the Amazfit GTR uses a set of sensors to track the number of steps, calories burned, heart rate and sleep patterns. It not only records but also offers smart analysis of all the activities undertaken. Also, you can receive call alerts and read messages on the watch. The user can also personalise the watch before strapping it on your wrist as it comes with a hundred watch faces to give you plenty of variety.</p>

<p>The battery life is also good. It can last for around a week with basic usage. The Amazfit GTR is also water-resistant which is a pleasant surprise for a watch at this price range. It is water-resistant to a depth of 50 metres which means and can be used for activities like swimming and snorkelling.<br />
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<b>Skullcandy Indy</b><br />
Wireless earbuds are all the rage these days. So why not surprise a loved one with a wireless audio device? Like most wireless earbuds, the Indy comes with its own storage case that doubles up as a charger. All you need is a micro USB cable. The sound quality is good and loud enough with decent bass. Its noise cancellation is also excellent.</p>

<p>It scores a perfect ten when it comes to comfort. The fit is snug enough to keep the buds in place without being tight. The case is pretty handy and lightweight and will fit easily in a small bag, or even a trouser pocket. You’ll keep looking for buttons on the earbuds and the case, but there are none as it has the tap technology. You can change songs, adjust volume, and manage calls just by tapping your earbuds. How minimalist is that!</p>

<p>The earbuds' battery lasts for around 3-4 hours. All in all, these wireless earbuds make a good present.</p>

<p><u><b>Under Rs 20,000</b></u></p>

<p><b>Fujifilm Instax Share SP-2 smartphone printer</b><br />
If you have dear ones who love to collect photographs, this would be a thoughtful gift. The Fujifilm Instax Share SP-2 smartphone printer can print smartphone photos with ease, to bring those heartwarming moments to life. The instant printer has a neat design with a few buttons. Just like a regular printer, it has a separate compartment to accommodate print sheets and outlet that dispenses the printed photos.</p>

<p>The led lights near the dispenser will update you about the number of sheets left inside. The printer is it’s light-weight and easy to use and it can be paired with your phone via wifi. Photos can be printed from the phone’s gallery or from social media accounts like Instagram and Facebook. The printer gives good photo quality and reasonably detailed. The colours and contrast are good as well. It is priced at Rs 13,499. All in all, we think the printer is value for money.</p>

<p><b>Kent CamEye</b><br />
Kent CamEye is an interesting product for your car. The device aims to ensure the safety of the vehicle as well as the passengers. The device has two cameras, one on each side, that record everything that's happening both inside and outside of the car while the entire footage is live-streamed to your phone. Since it's always on, Kent CamEye live-streams videos to your phone and keeps you up to date with the whereabouts of the car.</p>

<p>It also alerts you if your driver is being rash, over-speeding, or taking intentional detours for personal work. It also alerts you if the driver sleeps in the car with the AC on. The CamEye combines the work of a dash-cam, and a GPS tracker, making for a neat safety device. The security camera offers a lot of features and they work smoothly. It is also very easy to pair it with your phone. The CamEye is priced at 17,999 rupees and comes with a free subscription of 3 months.</p>

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Diwali, the festival of lights, is just around the corner; and while all of us must stay away from crackers, there's no harm in pampering our loved ones with some gifts!

Diwali, the festival of lights, is just around the corner; and while all of us must stay away from crackers, there's no harm in pampering our loved ones with some gifts! Here we hand-pick some of the best products in our tech gift guide! So get set, there are plenty of options to suit all kinds of budgets coming your way. Under Rs 5000 Are you looking to buy a present under 5,000 rupees? Here's a list of four gadgets that cost about that much. These quirky yet handy devices are sure to make Diwali more memorable for the lucky receivers. Xech iSoothe eye massager This gift idea is for those who spend a lot of time peering into screens. The Xech iSoothe is an automated massager for the eyes. It claims to relax and rejuvenate tired eyes within minutes. Priced at Rs 4,999, it is designed by an Indian company Xech. The headset looks sturdy and has a good build quality. Also, the controls are neatly placed on one side. It is comfortable to wear and the foldable design makes it portable. Xech iSoothe massages the area around the eyes and forehead and stimulates blockages. The user can feel the difference within ten minutes. It uses a combination of intelligent air pressure, vibration techniques, and gentle infrared heat to soothe away stress, strain and aches. The iSoothe comes with five different massage modes, automatic, fresh, smart, lenses and sleep mode. Users can choose the mode as per their requirement. And that’s not all, it comes with embedded speakers which means you can enjoy music along with the massage. Carvaan Go This one is for those who love the golden era Hindi songs. The Carvaan Go is the most compact music player Saregama has released so far. Like other Carvaan audio players, this one can also play your favourite evergreen Hindi songs, but its USP is that it’s portable, lightweight and slim; which means you can easily slip it into your pocket and take it wherever you go which makes it the true companion for travellers. Encased in a metal body, the Carvaan Go has premium looks. There are a few buttons to control the different features of the device and they are neatly designed and aesthetically placed. It is priced at Rs 3,990. The Carvaan Go comes pre-loaded with 3000 evergreen Hindi songs from celebrated artists like Lata Mangeshkar, Kishore Kumar, and Mohammed Rafi. Songs are categorised not just by the name of the singers but also, as per moods such as happy, sad or romantic. It also has 50 curated playlists to match your activities like driving, walking and travelling. The Carvaan go also includes FM, as well as a MicroSD card slot so that you can tune into your own playlists too. The user also can easily connect the player to earphones or external speakers via Bluetooth and Aux. We say it’s a good gift item for those who love to collect all things retro. Mi soundbar Next up in our list is Xiaomi's Mi soundbar, which is touted to offer a home theatre-like experience at an affordable price. Priced at Rs 4,999, the Mi Soundbar has a slim and minimalistic design and you can either mount it on the wall or just keep it on a table; either way, it nicely blends with the aesthetics of the living room. This compact soundbar includes multiple connectivity options such as Bluetooth, S/PDIF, aux-in, and line-in connectivity ports that allow you to connect it to any television or mobile device. Not just the design, the audio quality is also very good and gives the surround sound experience. The Mi Soundbar can be a good addition to your friend’s living room this Diwali. Shifu Plugo Our gift guide isn’t just about adults, we have something in store for kids also. An augmented reality-based educational toy, Shifu Plugo can turn electronic devices into a great source of learning. It comes with different types of gaming kits and it’s targetted at children over the age of five. The price of this toy is Rs 2,499. Shifu Plugo is also very easy to set up. Just download the Plugo app unfold and set the gamepad, which houses a magnetic area to play games; and then just attach a compatible tablet or a smartphone. Shifu Plugo allows children to play different games, such as the link game, which comes with hexagon-shaped building blocks. It's fun and challenging at the same time. There are several games too that are compatible with this kit. The Shifu Plugo claims to improve children’s logical reasoning, boost their mental abilities, and enhance their problem-solving skills. Quite a fun way to brighten up Diwali for children. Under Rs 10,000 Huami Amazfit GTR There are many smartwatches available under 10,000 rupees, but the Huami Amazfit GTR is the one that ticks all the right boxes. In terms of design, the watch has very premium looks. The dial is made of aluminium and gives quite elegant looks. It is also slim and doesn't weigh much which makes it comfortable to wear for long hours. The watch is priced at Rs 9,999. The display of this watch is another highlight. It has a 1.2-inch AMOLED screen which is a treat to the eyes. The display is vibrant, highly responsive and offers a smooth experience. Most importantly, it’s visible in bright sunlight! That’s about the look and feel. Huami Amazfit GTR is simple to use; just install the Amazfit app to pair the watch with your phone. Once that's done you can access all the data of the watch with the phone. Like many other smartwatches, the Amazfit GTR uses a set of sensors to track the number of steps, calories burned, heart rate and sleep patterns. It not only records but also offers smart analysis of all the activities undertaken. Also, you can receive call alerts and read messages on the watch. The user can also personalise the watch before strapping it on your wrist as it comes with a hundred watch faces to give you plenty of variety. The battery life is also good. It can last for around a week with basic usage. The Amazfit GTR is also water-resistant which is a pleasant surprise for a watch at this price range. It is water-resistant to a depth of 50 metres which means and can be used for activities like swimming and snorkelling. Skullcandy Indy Wireless earbuds are all the rage these days. So why not surprise a loved one with a wireless audio device? Like most wireless earbuds, the Indy comes with its own storage case that doubles up as a charger. All you need is a micro USB cable. The sound quality is good and loud enough with decent bass. Its noise cancellation is also excellent. It scores a perfect ten when it comes to comfort. The fit is snug enough to keep the buds in place without being tight. The case is pretty handy and lightweight and will fit easily in a small bag, or even a trouser pocket. You’ll keep looking for buttons on the earbuds and the case, but there are none as it has the tap technology. You can change songs, adjust volume, and manage calls just by tapping your earbuds. How minimalist is that! The earbuds' battery lasts for around 3-4 hours. All in all, these wireless earbuds make a good present. Under Rs 20,000 Fujifilm Instax Share SP-2 smartphone printer If you have dear ones who love to collect photographs, this would be a thoughtful gift. The Fujifilm Instax Share SP-2 smartphone printer can print smartphone photos with ease, to bring those heartwarming moments to life. The instant printer has a neat design with a few buttons. Just like a regular printer, it has a separate compartment to accommodate print sheets and outlet that dispenses the printed photos. The led lights near the dispenser will update you about the number of sheets left inside. The printer is it’s light-weight and easy to use and it can be paired with your phone via wifi. Photos can be printed from the phone’s gallery or from social media accounts like Instagram and Facebook. The printer gives good photo quality and reasonably detailed. The colours and contrast are good as well. It is priced at Rs 13,499. All in all, we think the printer is value for money. Kent CamEye Kent CamEye is an interesting product for your car. The device aims to ensure the safety of the vehicle as well as the passengers. The device has two cameras, one on each side, that record everything that's happening both inside and outside of the car while the entire footage is live-streamed to your phone. Since it's always on, Kent CamEye live-streams videos to your phone and keeps you up to date with the whereabouts of the car. It also alerts you if your driver is being rash, over-speeding, or taking intentional detours for personal work. It also alerts you if the driver sleeps in the car with the AC on. The CamEye combines the work of a dash-cam, and a GPS tracker, making for a neat safety device. The security camera offers a lot of features and they work smoothly. It is also very easy to pair it with your phone. The CamEye is priced at 17,999 rupees and comes with a free subscription of 3 months.

Smartwatch to soundbar: Your complete Diwali gift guide suiting all kinds of budget ranges

<p>Mark Rutte, prime minister of the Netherlands, has been praised for taking the time to clear up his own coffee spill.</p>

<p>He was filmed knocking the hot drink over as he went through security barriers at the Dutch parliament.</p>

<p>Mark Rutte, who has led the Netherlands since 2010, perhaps conscious he was on camera, went to lengths to find a mop and clean the mess up.</p>

<p>He was applauded by cleaning personnel before they showed him how to adjust the mop’s height to suit the tall prime minister.</p>

<p>This is not the first time Mark Rutte has become an internet hit.</p>

<p>In October 2017, Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte became an instant legend, as he cycled to the Royal Palace to meet King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands.</p>

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This is not the first time Mark Rutte has become an internet hit.

Mark Rutte, prime minister of the Netherlands, has been praised for taking the time to clear up his own coffee spill. He was filmed knocking the hot drink over as he went through security barriers at the Dutch parliament. Mark Rutte, who has led the Netherlands since 2010, perhaps conscious he was on camera, went to lengths to find a mop and clean the mess up. He was applauded by cleaning personnel before they showed him how to adjust the mop’s height to suit the tall prime minister. This is not the first time Mark Rutte has become an internet hit. In October 2017, Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte became an instant legend, as he cycled to the Royal Palace to meet King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands. ? Question: what would the president or prime minister of your country do if he/she would accidentally drop a cup of coffee? ☕️ I am proud of Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte @MinPres ?? And this is not just because it is #WorldEnvironmentDay pic.twitter.com/AQWn002HlD — Alexander Verbeek ? (@Alex_Verbeek) June 5, 2018 ×

Watch: Dutch PM Mark Rutte drops coffee, cleans up the floor in Parliament

<p>Eerie X-ray images of a Chinese woman crawling through a luggage scanner at a railway station to protect her hand bag has become the biggest hit in the social media ahead of Lunar Year celebrations tomorrow. &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>The woman, part of millions of Chinese travelling back to their homes to celebrate the week-long Chinese New Year and the Spring Festival set off a security scare at Dongguan railway station as she lunged into the X-ray scanner much to the horror of the officials. &nbsp;</p>

<p>The footage taken from a surveillance camera yesterday, the unidentified woman is seen approaching the security checkpoint and loading her luggage onto the scanner&rsquo;s conveyor belt.</p>

<p>However, after being told that she must also scan her handbag, she climbed on the machine, Hong Kong based South China Morning Post reported. &nbsp;</p>

<p>Despite the best efforts of the machine&rsquo;s operators to deter the woman, she travelled through full length of the conveyor and emerged unscathed along with assorted items of baggage, at the far end. &nbsp;</p>

<p><em>Watch video below:</em>&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The highlight of the footage is a sequence of orange-tinted X-ray images of the woman on all fours as she passed through the scanner, with her skeleton on view for all the world to see. &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>She was apparently concerned about leaving her handbag unattended in the scanner, so went in after it, the report said.</p>

<p>Passengers behaving oddly at railway stations is nothing new in China, especially during the Lunar New Year period when tens of millions of people make their annual journeys home to spend the holiday.&nbsp;</p>

<p>&ldquo;You see new strange things every day,&rdquo; a person wrote on social media after seeing the Dongguan footage. &nbsp; While the woman did not appear to have suffered any ill effects from her scanner adventure, the city&rsquo;s railway police were quick to warn passengers against repeating the trick.</p>

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The woman set off a security scare at Dongguan railway station as she lunged into the X-ray scanner

Eerie X-ray images of a Chinese woman crawling through a luggage scanner at a railway station to protect her hand bag has become the biggest hit in the social media ahead of Lunar Year celebrations tomorrow. The woman, part of millions of Chinese travelling back to their homes to celebrate the week-long Chinese New Year and the Spring Festival set off a security scare at Dongguan railway station as she lunged into the X-ray scanner much to the horror of the officials. The footage taken from a surveillance camera yesterday, the unidentified woman is seen approaching the security checkpoint and loading her luggage onto the scanner’s conveyor belt. However, after being told that she must also scan her handbag, she climbed on the machine, Hong Kong based South China Morning Post reported. Despite the best efforts of the machine’s operators to deter the woman, she travelled through full length of the conveyor and emerged unscathed along with assorted items of baggage, at the far end. Watch video below: The highlight of the footage is a sequence of orange-tinted X-ray images of the woman on all fours as she passed through the scanner, with her skeleton on view for all the world to see. She was apparently concerned about leaving her handbag unattended in the scanner, so went in after it, the report said. Passengers behaving oddly at railway stations is nothing new in China, especially during the Lunar New Year period when tens of millions of people make their annual journeys home to spend the holiday. “You see new strange things every day,” a person wrote on social media after seeing the Dongguan footage. While the woman did not appear to have suffered any ill effects from her scanner adventure, the city’s railway police were quick to warn passengers against repeating the trick. “This is not the kind of joke that should be taken lightly,” they said.

Watch: To protect handbag, Chinese woman climbs into X-ray scanner

<p>Prime Minister Narendra Modi is speaking in the Rajya Sabha:&nbsp;</p>

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi is speaking in the Rajya Sabha: #WATCH: PM Narendra Modi speaking on Motion of Thanks to President's address in Rajya Sabha https://t.co/Vt63UrFhfQ — ANI (@ANI) February 7, 2018 ×

Watch live: Congress-mukt Bharat was Gandhi's idea, Modi says in Rajya Sabha

<p>The suspected killers of the Punjab RSS leader shot dead Tuesday morning have been caught on CCTV.&nbsp;</p>

<p>News reports, citing CCTV footage, had said the killers had recced the area before the shooting.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Ravinder Gosai had been shot in Ludhiana while walking home from a shakha.&nbsp;</p>

<p><a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/rss-leader-shot-dead-in-punjab-22528" target="_blank">Read:&nbsp;RSS leader shot dead in Ludhiana by two motorcycle-borne assailants</a></p>

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<p>In the CCTV footage, two men on a motorcycle can be seen driving down a narrow lane with houses on either side.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Both men have their faces covered.&nbsp;</p>

<p>A few seconds later, the two men are seen returning the way they had gone.&nbsp;</p>

<p>News reports quoted eyewitness as saying Gosai was shot at close range.&nbsp;</p>

<p>And that he was rushed to hospital but he died from his injuries.&nbsp;</p>

<p>This is not the first time a senior RSS leader has been killed in Punjab.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Brigadier (retd) Jagdish Gagneja, senior&nbsp;vice-president of the Punjab RSS, was shot dead by young men on a bike in Jalandhar last year.</p>

<p>Gagneja&#39;s killers have not been caught so far.</p>

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It is thought the killers recced the area before the shooting

The suspected killers of the Punjab RSS leader shot dead Tuesday morning have been caught on CCTV. News reports, citing CCTV footage, had said the killers had recced the area before the shooting. Ravinder Gosai had been shot in Ludhiana while walking home from a shakha. Read: RSS leader shot dead in Ludhiana by two motorcycle-borne assailants RSS leader Ravinder Gosai shot dead by unidentified men in #Ludhiana's Kailash Nagar, this morning. pic.twitter.com/LI3RjHQ28T — ANI (@ANI) October 17, 2017 × In the CCTV footage, two men on a motorcycle can be seen driving down a narrow lane with houses on either side. Both men have their faces covered. A few seconds later, the two men are seen returning the way they had gone. News reports quoted eyewitness as saying Gosai was shot at close range. And that he was rushed to hospital but he died from his injuries. This is not the first time a senior RSS leader has been killed in Punjab. Brigadier (retd) Jagdish Gagneja, senior vice-president of the Punjab RSS, was shot dead by young men on a bike in Jalandhar last year. Gagneja's killers have not been caught so far.

VIDEO: Suspected killers of Punjab RSS leader caught on CCTV

<p>Facebook made its biggest move to date to compete in the television market by expanding its video offerings with programming ranging from professional women&#39;s basketball to a safari show and a parenting program.</p>

<p>The redesigned product, called &quot;Watch,&quot; will be available initially to a limited group in the United States on <a href="http://www.wionews.com/science-tech/individuals-can-delete-their-online-past-britains-digital-minister-18674">Facebook</a>&#39;s mobile app, website and television apps, the company said.</p>

<p>The world&#39;s largest social network added a video tab last year, and it has been dropping hints for months that it wanted to become a source of original and well-produced videos, rather than just shows made by users.</p>

<p><em>Reuters</em> reported in May that <a href="http://www.wionews.com/science-tech/facebooks-ambitious-modular-project-18154">Facebook</a> had signed deals with millennial-focused news and entertainment creators Vox Media, BuzzFeed, ATTN, Group Nine Media and others to produce shows, both scripted and unscripted.</p>

<p>&quot;We&#39;ve learned that people like the serendipity of discovering videos in News Feed, but they also want a dedicated place they can go to watch videos,&quot; Daniel Danker, Facebook&#39;s product director, said in a statement on Wednesday.</p>

<p>Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg said in a <a href="http://www.wionews.com/science-tech/facebook-changes-algorithm-to-curb-tiny-group-of-spammers-17547">Facebook </a>post that Watch would allow users to &quot;chat and connect with people during an episode, and join groups with people who like the same shows afterwards to build community.&quot;</p>

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<p>Facebook said the shows would include videos of the Women&#39;s National Basketball Association, a parenting show from Time&nbsp;and a safari show from National Geographic. Facebook is already broadcasting some Major League Baseball games and that would continue, the company said.</p>

<p>ATTN said on Wednesday it had two original series coming to<a href="http://www.wionews.com/science-tech/facebook-to-welcome-its-first-ever-facebook-tv-18323"> Facebook</a> Watch: a health program with actress Jessica Alba and a relationship advice show.</p>

<p>Eventually, the platform would be open to any show creator as a place to distribute video, Facebook said.</p>

<p>The company, based in Menlo Park, California, faces a crowded market with not only traditional television networks but newer producers such as Netflix&nbsp;and YouTube as well as Twitter and Snap.</p>

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The redesigned product, called 'Watch', will be available initially to a limited group in the United States on Facebook's mobile app, website and television apps

Facebook made its biggest move to date to compete in the television market by expanding its video offerings with programming ranging from professional women's basketball to a safari show and a parenting program. The redesigned product, called "Watch," will be available initially to a limited group in the United States on Facebook's mobile app, website and television apps, the company said. The world's largest social network added a video tab last year, and it has been dropping hints for months that it wanted to become a source of original and well-produced videos, rather than just shows made by users. Reuters reported in May that Facebook had signed deals with millennial-focused news and entertainment creators Vox Media, BuzzFeed, ATTN, Group Nine Media and others to produce shows, both scripted and unscripted. "We've learned that people like the serendipity of discovering videos in News Feed, but they also want a dedicated place they can go to watch videos," Daniel Danker, Facebook's product director, said in a statement on Wednesday. Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg said in a Facebook post that Watch would allow users to "chat and connect with people during an episode, and join groups with people who like the same shows afterwards to build community." × Facebook said the shows would include videos of the Women's National Basketball Association, a parenting show from Time and a safari show from National Geographic. Facebook is already broadcasting some Major League Baseball games and that would continue, the company said. ATTN said on Wednesday it had two original series coming to Facebook Watch: a health program with actress Jessica Alba and a relationship advice show. Eventually, the platform would be open to any show creator as a place to distribute video, Facebook said. The company, based in Menlo Park, California, faces a crowded market with not only traditional television networks but newer producers such as Netflix and YouTube as well as Twitter and Snap. Facebook 'Watch' will let users discover videos outside their own feeds more easily. WION explores. (WION) ×

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