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This time on the EJ Tech Show, we take a look at the newly launched PUBG New State mobile game. Along with that, we tell you what happens to your data when you die.

The EJ Tech Show: PUBG New State's top features | What happens to your data when you die?

This time on the EJ Tech Show, we take a look at the newly launched PUBG New State mobile game. Along with that, we tell you what happens to your data when you die, and what you can do about it.

<div data-pm-slice="1 1 []" data-en-clipboard="true">This time on the EJ Tech Show, we take a look at the newly launched PUBG New State mobile game. Along with that, we tell you what happens to your data when you die, and what you can do about it.</div>

<h3>PUBG New State: Top 5 new features</h3>
PUBG New State is the shiny new mobile battle royale game from Krafton. It promises a futuristic setting, modern weapons and gadgets, and a graphics overhaul. But exactly how much of this game is new? Today we bring you the top 5 new features that PUBG New State adds to the battle royale formula.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/pubg-new-state-launches-nov-11-can-your-phone-run-the-game-1636551350473" target="_blank">PUBG New State launches Nov 11: can your phone run the game?</a>
The biggest and most obvious feature of PUBG New State is the graphics overhaul the game has received. Krafton has put in a new global illumination system, which basically means that the lighting is now consistent across the entire map. This means that if a tree outside is casting a shadow, it will also fall in through a building&rsquo;s window, for example. This makes the game a lot more realistic, and makes it look more like a modern PC game than a mobile game.
Krafton also claim that they&rsquo;ve optimised the game heavily, both in terms of running on older devices, and preventing overheating.
The new graphics aren&rsquo;t just something to look at, they also change how the game feels. Krafton wanted to bring the feel of the PC game PUBG: Battlegrounds to mobile, which means that the ballistics systems, recoil patterns, ADS and firing positions were recreated for PUBG New State. The character animations and game physics were also recreated from the PC game, along with details like destruction of windows and doors, and cloth and material physics.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/editorji-specials/the-ej-tech-show/the-ej-tech-show-best-smartphones-under-10-000-1636801116791" target="_blank">The EJ Tech Show: best smartphones under ₹10,000</a>
As a result, PUBG New State feels more smooth than any battle royale game before.
<h3>Death and the Internet: what happens to your data when you die?</h3>
We may not yet live in a metaverse, but our lives are already increasingly online. From priceless memories captured in photos backed up to the cloud, to love letters sent on e-mail, our lives are memorialised by markers that are increasingly digital. And it&rsquo;s not just items of emotional significance &mdash; many of us now own libraries of films, games, or books that are entirely digital.
This digital existence begs a simple question - after we&rsquo;re gone, what happens to all our stuff? The emails, the pictures, the books and games and films? The answer, unfortunately, is not so simple.
In this video, we take a look at how some of the most widely used services deal with this issue, and what you can perhaps do to make the transition a little easier.
Also Watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/how-phones-get-hacked-and-how-you-can-stay-safe-1635523158909" target="_blank">How phones get hacked (and how you can stay safe)</a>
Unfortunately, none of these methods will help you pass on purchases like games, films, or books. This is because when you &lsquo;buy&rsquo; a game or film on an online store, you&rsquo;re actually buying a license to access that content whenever you want. This license cannot be transferred, so you can&rsquo;t pass on any digital purchases.
Perhaps the easiest way to pass on your information is to just share the login information with a trusted loved one. You can do so by leaving a document that has all your passwords, or sharing access to a password manager which has stored details of all your logins.
DISCLAIMER: Views expressed in this video are personal and do not represent the position of any organisation or firm that the interviewee may be affiliated with.
The content of this video is intended to provide a general guide to the subject matter and does not constitute legal advice. Specialist advice should be sought about your specific circumstances.

On this episode of the EJ Tech Show, we take a look at our top picks for the best smartphones under ₹10,000.

The EJ Tech Show: best smartphones under ₹10,000

Buying a budget smartphone these days can be quite confusing, thanks to the many many options available out there, so take a look at some of the best smartphones out there that cost less than ₹10,000.
Moto e40 The Moto e40 was launched in October 2021, and features quite a lot of specs that are usually seen on more expensive smartphones.
The display is a 6.5-inch IPS LCD screen with a 90Hz refresh rate, and there's a 48MP triple camera system on the back. The 8MP front camera is nestled in a modern-looking punch-hole, which makes the e40 look way more expensive than it actually is. Being a Motorola phone, it runs near-Stock Android, so the interface is clean and free of bloatware. This means the UNISOC T700 octa-core chipset and 4GB RAM are enough to run the device quite smoothly, along with the Android 11. Plus, it gets 64GB of internal storage, but if that's not enough for you, you can fit it with up to 1TB of storage using a microSD card. Despite being a budget offering, it gets things like a USB Type-C port, fingerprint scanner, IP52 water repellent design, and still weighs under 200g. Of course, it also gets the usual bits and bobs like a 3.5mm headphone jack and a full-size dual Nano SIM tray. Keeping the lights on is a 5,000mAh battery, and there's 10W charging available.
Bonus: The moto e40 sports a very versatile camera app with things like a Portrait mode, HDR, Macro Vision, Pro mode and Google Lens, all which help get the best results from its 48MP triple camera setup.
Infinix Hot 10s When it comes to specs, the Infinix Hot 10s offers nearly everything one might want in a smartphone, and was launched in India earlier this year in April.
For starters, there's the powerful Helio G85 chipset under the hood, which helps power its large 6.82-inch HD+ 90Hz display. Add to that a 48MP triple rear camera and 8MP front facing camera, and you've got a phone that boasts of specs beyond its price range. The Infinix Hot 10s also houses a big 6,000mAh battery, and a fingerprint scanner for biometric authentication. Moreover, the camera app is full of useful modes and features, like Video bokeh, time-lapse and Super Night Mode. While it sports the micro-USB charging instead of USB Type-C and weighs a fair bit at 211g, it gets a full-size SIM tray, gyroscope, and a 3.5mm audio jack.
Bonus: Despite only packing in a 10W adapter in the box, the Infinix Hot 10s supports up to 18W fast charging, which promises to get get the phone to 50% in just 20 minutes.
realme C15 Despite being launched last year, realme's C15 packs some interesting specs, and even though it's the only phone here with 3GB RAM, it actually gets quite a lot to make up for the outright grunt.
First up, there's the Helio G35 octa-core chipset, one of the best in the segment, especially for gamers. Then there's a 13MP quad rear camera setup, that includes an 8MP ultra-wide sensor for capturing a wider field-of-view. Moreover, it's battery is a massive 6,000mAh unit that gets 18W quick charging and supports reverse charging as well! Unfortunately, it misses out on USB Type-C charging, gets only 32GB internal storage and is a bit chunky at around 209g and 9.8mm thickness. Still, it gets a fingerprint scanner, 3.5mm headphone jack, 8MP selfie camera and a full-size dual SIM tray, so that's a plus.
Bonus: The realme C15 ships with Android 10 out of the box, but the device has recently begun receiving the Android 11 update in India, with realme UI 2.0.
Tecno Spark 7T Launched in June 2021, the Tecno Spark 7T comes packed with a lot of impressive specs for the price.
There's a Helio G35 chipset, just like the realme c15, and it gets a respectable 4GB RAM with 64GB of expandable storage. However, that experience is certainly better on the Tecno Spark 7T thanks to Android 11 out of the box. On the back is a 48MP dual camera setup, and there's an 8MP sensor for selfies. The screen is a 6.52-inch display with a tear-drop notch and an HD+ resolution, and there's a fingerprint scanner on the back of the phone. There's a big 6,000mAh battery under the hood, which certainly makes the phone a touch heavy, at just over 200g. The phone does get a dual nano SIM tray, but it's still using a micro-USB port, and not the more modern USB Type-C. Like with other phones at this price point, it does get a 3.5mm audio jack.
Bonus: The Tecno Spark 7T runs on HiOS 7.6, which brings some interesting features like a Voice changer for calls and a Peek-proof display setting.
Micromax In 2b Homegrown hero Micromax launched its highly-anticipated Micromax In 2b back in July 2021, touted by the company as the 'No Hang Phone'.
To back that claim, the Micromax In 2b is fitted with a UNISOC T610 chipset and Android 11 and a minimum 4GB RAM. Apart from this, the In 2b sports a 6.52-inch HD+ display, a 13MP dual rear camera setup and 5MP front facing selfie camera in a tear-drop notch. It also gets 64GB expandable storage, fingerprint scanner, a 5,000mAh battery with 10W USB Type-C charging, and a full-size dual SIM tray. All this, and it still weighs only 190g.
Bonus: The In 2b is one of the few phones out there offering a 6GB RAM variant at under ₹10,000, making it quite a compelling choice for power users.
So these were our top 5 picks for smartphones that cost less than ₹10,000. If you're on a strict budget and really want to get the most for your money, these phones are sure to offer you just that.

<div data-pm-slice="1 1 []" data-en-clipboard="true">On this episode of the EJ Tech Show, we take a look at our top picks for the best smartphones under ₹10,000.</div>

Buying a budget smartphone these days can be quite confusing, thanks to the many many options available out there, so take a look at some of the best smartphones out there that cost less than ₹10,000.
<h3>Motorola&nbsp;Moto e40</h3>
The <a style="color: #0000ff;" href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/mobiles/motorola-launches-moto-e40-smartphone-in-india-check-price-specs-1634035181827" target="_blank">Moto e40</a> was launched in October 2021, and features quite a lot of specs that are usually seen on more expensive smartphones.
<h3>Moto e40 Specification</h3>
The display is a 6.5-inch IPS LCD screen with a 90Hz refresh rate, and there's a 48MP triple camera system on the back. The 8MP front camera is nestled in a modern-looking punch-hole, which makes the e40 look way more expensive than it actually is.
Being a Motorola phone, it runs near-Stock Android, so the interface is clean and free of bloatware. This means the UNISOC T700 octa-core chipset and 4GB RAM are enough to run the device quite smoothly, along with the Android 11. Plus, it gets 64GB of internal storage, but if that's not enough for you, you can fit it with up to 1TB of storage using a microSD card.
Despite being a budget offering, it gets things like a USB Type-C port, fingerprint scanner, IP52 water repellent design, and still weighs under 200g.
Of course, it also gets the usual bits and bobs like a 3.5mm headphone jack and a full-size dual Nano SIM tray. Keeping the lights on is a 5,000mAh battery, and there's 10W charging available.
Bonus:
The moto e40 sports a very versatile camera app with things like a Portrait mode, HDR, Macro Vision, Pro mode and Google Lens, all which help get the best results from its 48MP triple camera setup.
<h3>Infinix Hot 10s</h3>
When it comes to specs, the <a style="color: #0000ff;" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/infinix-hot-10s-smartphone-launched-in-india-check-price-specs-1621515621105" target="_blank">Infinix Hot 10s</a> offers nearly everything one might want in a smartphone, and was launched in India earlier this year in April.
<h3>Infinix Hot 10s Specification</h3>
For starters, there's the powerful Helio G85 chipset under the hood, which helps power its large 6.82-inch HD+ 90Hz display. Add to that a 48MP triple rear camera and 8MP front facing camera, and you've got a phone that boasts of specs beyond its price range.
The Infinix Hot 10s also houses a big 6,000mAh battery, and a fingerprint scanner for biometric authentication. Moreover, the camera app is full of useful modes and features, like Video bokeh, time-lapse and Super Night Mode.
While it sports the micro-USB charging instead of USB Type-C and weighs a fair bit at 211g, it gets a full-size SIM tray, gyroscope, and a 3.5mm audio jack.
Bonus:
Despite only packing in a 10W adapter in the box, the Infinix Hot 10s supports up to 18W fast charging, which promises to get get the phone to 50% in just 20 minutes.
<h3>realme C15</h3>
Despite being launched last year, realme's C15 packs some interesting specs, and even though it's the only phone here with 3GB RAM, it actually gets quite a lot to make up for the outright grunt.
<h3>realme C15 Specification</h3>
First up, there's the Helio G35 octa-core chipset, one of the best in the segment, especially for gamers. Then there's a 13MP quad rear camera setup, that includes an 8MP ultra-wide sensor for capturing a wider field-of-view.
Moreover, it's battery is a massive 6,000mAh unit that gets 18W quick charging and supports reverse charging as well! Unfortunately, it misses out on USB Type-C charging, gets only 32GB internal storage and is a bit chunky at around 209g and 9.8mm thickness.
Still, it gets a fingerprint scanner, 3.5mm headphone jack, 8MP selfie camera and a full-size dual SIM tray, so that's a plus.
Bonus:
The realme C15 ships with Android 10 out of the box, but the device has recently begun receiving the Android 11 update in India, with realme UI 2.0.
<h3>Tecno Spark 7T</h3>
Launched in June 2021, the Tecno Spark 7T comes packed with a lot of impressive specs for the price.
<h3>Tecno Spark 7T Specification</h3>
There's a Helio G35 chipset, just like the realme c15, and it gets a respectable 4GB RAM with 64GB of expandable storage. However, that experience is certainly better on the Tecno Spark 7T thanks to Android 11 out of the box. On the back is a 48MP dual camera setup, and there's an 8MP sensor for selfies.
The screen is a 6.52-inch display with a tear-drop notch and an HD+ resolution, and there's a fingerprint scanner on the back of the phone. There's a big 6,000mAh battery under the hood, which certainly makes the phone a touch heavy, at just over 200g.
The phone does get a dual nano SIM tray, but it's still using a micro-USB port, and not the more modern USB Type-C. Like with other phones at this price point, it does get a 3.5mm audio jack.
Bonus:
The Tecno Spark 7T runs on HiOS 7.6, which brings some interesting features like a Voice changer for calls and a Peek-proof display setting.
<h3>Micromax In 2b</h3>
Homegrown hero Micromax launched its highly-anticipated <a style="color: #0000ff;" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/micromax-in-2b-smartphone-launched-in-india-price-specs-features-1627640769828" target="_blank">Micromax In 2b</a> back in July 2021, touted by the company as the 'No Hang Phone'.
<h3>Micromax In 2b Specification</h3>
To back that claim, the Micromax In 2b is fitted with a UNISOC T610 chipset and Android 11 and a minimum 4GB RAM. Apart from this, the In 2b sports a 6.52-inch HD+ display, a 13MP dual rear camera setup and 5MP front facing selfie camera in a tear-drop notch.
It also gets 64GB expandable storage, fingerprint scanner, a 5,000mAh battery with 10W USB Type-C charging, and a full-size dual SIM tray. All this, and it still weighs only 190g.
Bonus:
The In 2b is one of the few phones out there offering a 6GB RAM variant at under ₹10,000, making it quite a compelling choice for power users.
So these were our top 5 picks for smartphones that cost less than ₹10,000. If you're on a strict budget and really want to get the most for your money, these phones are sure to offer you just that.

This week we take a look at how phones get hacked, and what you can do to keep yourself safe. We also review the Jabra Elite 3 TWS earbuds, that solid sound at ₹5,499.

The EJ Tech Show: How phones get hacked | Jabra Elite 3 TWS earbuds review

On this episode of the EJ Tech Show, we break down how phone hacks work and tell you some of the easiest methods you can use to protect yourself from cyberattacks. Also on the show is our review of the Jabra Elite 3 TWS earbuds, that pack in quite the punch at an affordable price.

<div data-pm-slice="1 1 []" data-en-clipboard="true">This week on the EJ Tech Show, we take a look at how phones get hacked, and what you can do to keep yourself safe. We also review the Jabra Elite 3 TWS earbuds, that offer solid sound at a price that doesn't break the bank.</div>

Apple prides itself on its security, and promises on its website that the iPhone&rsquo;s built-in security features help prevent anyone but the user from accessing the data on the phone.
On September 14, Apple launched the iPhone 13. Around 5 weeks after this launch, two separate hacker teams at a Chinese hackathon event broke into the iPhone 13 Pro, running the latest iOS 15.0.2. One of the teams had complete control of the phone&rsquo;s systems in literally one second.&nbsp;
Now, fortunately, this was an entirely legal and above-board event, and these teams will be in touch with Apple to explain how they found these exploits, which should be patched by the next iOS update.
In fact, most big tech companies like Apple and Google have their own &lsquo;bug bounty&rsquo; programs where they hand out cash prizes for developers who can point out exploits to the company, without publicly disclosing this information.
However, this does prove that it is at least technically possible to hack into what is considered the most secure smartphone, through a method that doesn&rsquo;t involve much fault on the user&rsquo;s part.
<h3>What kinds of hackers are there?</h3>
There are, broadly, two kinds of hackers - white hat and black hat. While black hat hackers try and break into servers, computers, and phones for malicious reasons, like stealing data, or extorting money, white hat hackers are different.
Black hat hackers don't need to attend hackathons to try and find ways to break into computers and phones for nefarious purposes. They can do it from any remote location in the world, and their activities are usually aimed at extorting money from an organisation or individual, but can also be used for spying.
Earlier this year, a group of news organisations across the globe published information that a spyware called Pegasus, developed by Israeli agency NSO, was used to spy on politicians, journalists, and activists across the globe. Pegasus was a zero-click hack, meaning that it could infect a phone and have complete access to all device systems, including seeing all files, being able to read anything the user types, and being able to access the camera and microphone feeds at all times. It worked across the latest Android and iOS devices.
Now, spyware like Pegasus is extremely expensive to obtain, partly because it is so rare. This means that it still remains highly unlikely that your phone in particular has been infected by spyware which is this advanced. But it remains theoretically possible.
So, how can you keep yourself safe from hacks like these? How do you make sure you&rsquo;re not hacked?
Well, you really can&rsquo;t. When an exploit is found, depending on the intentions of the hacker who found it, it is usually relayed to the tech company, who issue a fix. If this exploit is a zero-click, like Pegasus was, it does not require you to do anything wrong in order to infect your phone. So there&rsquo;s really nothing you can do right, to prevent this sort of thing.
But there are still a lot of steps you can take to be more secure online, with more common forms of spyware and malware, so let&rsquo;s go through those.
<h3>How to stay safe online</h3>
Firstly, always keep all your devices updated to the latest available software, including your phone and your laptop or desktop computer. I know frequent updates are annoying, but it&rsquo;s important to always be running the newest software. If a fix for attacks like Pegasus is released, it can only be downloaded to your phone through a system update. So, if you see that an update is available, don&rsquo;t wait, do it now.
It is possible to protect yourself from less advanced attacks through your own diligence. Be careful and second guess everything you see on the internet, or get in an e-mail or text message. If you get a text offering you the latest WhatsApp gold version with extra features, or an e-mail saying that a long-lost relative has died and left you millions in inheritance, don&rsquo;t believe it immediately. If a claim sounds too good to be true, it often is. It&rsquo;s always best to google offers and claims like this to see if they are spyware, or check if the sender is confirmed to be an organisation or someone impersonating them.
Another very important step is to make sure you don&rsquo;t use the same password for everything. It&rsquo;s really hard to remember lots of different passwords, but re-using the same password means that if one of your accounts gets hacked, you also lose access to all other accounts and services. Using a unique password for every separate account you have can be tedious, but it&rsquo;s an absolute must if you want to be more secure, and safeguard yourself from attacks. You can also use a password manager app to help you remember different passwords.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/explained-what-is-pegasus-spyware-how-it-works-should-you-worry-1626694490805" target="_blank">Explained: What is Pegasus spyware, how it works, should you worry?</a>
In the times we live in, it&rsquo;s important to remember that your data is never truly safe. In the days of zero-click and zero-day attacks, theoretically it is always possible that someone could hack into your phone without you knowing. But what you can do is lower the chances of this happening, and make sure that you&rsquo;re as safe online as you can be.
<h3>Jabra Elite 3 TWS earbuds review</h3>
The <a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/gadget-review/jabra-elite-3-review-solid-sound-for-5-499-1635435728462">Jabra Elite 3 TWS earbuds</a> have been launched in India. The Jabra Elite 3 specs include 6mm drivers, and support for Qualcomm aptX and SBC audio codecs. They feature 4 MEMS microphones, with a bandwidth of 100Hz to 8kHz. The Jabra Elite 3 have a speaker bandwidth of 20Hz - 20kHz in music mode, and 100Hz - 8kHz in speak mode.
The Jabra Elite 3 battery life is 7 hours of continuous playback, and 28 hours with the charging case. Jabra Elite 3 charging time is 3.5, and Jabra Elite 3 fast charge lets the buds get 1 hour of listening time with 10 minutes of charging. The buds have a standby time of 75 days.
Also Watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/jabra-elite-85t-review-best-active-noise-cancelling-earbuds-under-20-000-1613809116116" target="_blank">Jabra Elite 85h review</a>
The Jabra Elite 3 have an IP55 rating for dust and water resistance. Jabra Elite 3 weight is 4.6g for the buds, and the charging case weighs 33.4g. In our review of the Jabra Elite 3, we test out the TWS earbuds for their sound quality, and tell you how good their sound is.
We also tell you the earbuds&rsquo; design, and test the battery life to see if it matches up to the claims.

This week on the EJ Tech Show, we review the Realme UI 3.0 operating system, the Realme GT Neo2 5G smartphone and the Realme 4K Smart Google TV Stick.

The EJ Tech Show: Realme UI 3.0 review, Realme GT Neo2 review and more!

On this episode of the EJ Tech Show, we review three new launches from Realme. First up, there's the new operating system called Realme UI 3.0, based on Android 12. Next is the Realme GT Neo2 5G smartphone review, a device that offers flagship-level specs at an affordable price. Finally, we have the Realme 4K Smart Google TV Stick, that promises to enhance your TV-watching experience with the power of Google.

On this episode of the EJ Tech Show, we review three new launches from Realme. First up, there's there new operating system called Realme UI 3.0, based on Android 12. Next is the Realme GT Neo2 5G smartphone review, a device that offers flagship-level specs at an affordable price. Finally, we have the Realme 4K Smart Google TV Stick, that promises to enhance your TV-watching experience with the power of Google.

<div data-pm-slice="1 1 []" data-en-clipboard="true">This week on the EJ Tech Show, we review the Realme UI 3.0 operating system, the Realme GT Neo2 5G smartphone and the Realme 4K Smart Google TV Stick.</div>

On this episode of the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/editorji-specials/the-ej-tech-show">EJ Tech Show</a>, we review three new launches from Realme. First up, there's the new operating system called Realme UI 3.0, based on Android 12. Next is the Realme GT Neo2 5G smartphone review, a device that offers flagship-level specs at an affordable price.
Finally, we have the Realme 4K Smart Google TV Stick, that promises to enhance your TV-watching experience with the power of Google.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/editorji-specials/the-ej-tech-show/the-ej-tech-show-oppo-coloros-12-review-realme-gt-neo-2-first-impressions-1634389965858" target="_blank">The EJ Tech Show: Oppo ColorOS 12 Review, Realme GT Neo 2 First Impressions!</a>
<h3>Realme UI 3.0 Review:</h3>
Realme UI 3.0 based on Android 12 has been officially revealed. Realme has made some major changes and improvements in terms of Privacy, the Android Experience, Personalisation and much more! <a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/gadget-review/realme-ui-3-0-review-best-features-1634900517643">Realme UI 3.0</a> will begin rolling out in India from October 2021 on devices like the Realme GT 5G. Let's take a look at some of most exciting features on Realme UI 3.0 in this editorji review.
<h3>Realme GT Neo 2 Review:</h3>
The <a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/mobiles/realme-gt-neo-2-smartphone-launched-in-india-check-price-specs-1634129261708">Realme GT Neo 2 smartphone</a> has been launched in India. Realme GT Neo 2 processor is the Snapdragon 870 chipset, and the phone features a 6.62-inch FHD+ AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate, and 600Hz touch sampling rate. Realme GT Neo 2 specs include up to 12GB RAM and up to 256GB UFS 3.1 storage.
Realme GT Neo 2 camera includes a 64MP main camera, an 8MP ultrawide, and a 2MP Macro camera. Realme GT Neo 2 front camera is a 16MP unit. For audio, the Realme GT Neo 2 features a stereo speaker systemn. Realme GT Neo 2 battery is a 5,000mAh unit with 65W fast charging support. The Realme GT Neo 2 price in India starts at ₹31,999 for the 8GB + 128GB variant.
In our Realme GT Neo 2 review on editorji, we test out the phone&rsquo;s camera, battery, performance, and all the best features. How fast is the phone, and is it really the best gaming phone you can buy under ₹32,000? How good is the camera, and can it take decent night shots? We also tell you how long the phone lasts on a single charge, and how long it takes to charge from 0-100. For the answers to all these questions and more, check out our Realme GT Neo 2 review on editorji.
<h3>Realme 4K Smart Google TV Stick Review:</h3>
Realme has launched the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/gadget-review/realme-4k-smart-google-tv-stick-review-best-4k-streaming-device-1634827558467">Realme 4K Smart Google TV Stick</a> in India. This is the first streaming device from Realme, which runs on the latest Google TV interface. Realme 4K Smart Google TV Stick specs include a quad core processor, 2GB RAM and 8GB storage.&nbsp;
Realme 4K Smart Google TV Stick supports streaming at up to 60FPS, and supports HDMI 2.1 and HDR10+. It also comes with Google Assistant support, and has many streaming platforms built-in.
The Realme 4K Smart Google TV Stick price in India is ₹2,999. Is this is the best 4K streaming device to buy? Find out in our&nbsp;Realme 4K Smart Google TV Stick review.

This week on the EJ Tech Show, we dive into all that's new with Oppo's ColorOS 12, along with our first impressions of the brand new Realme GT Neo 2.

The EJ Tech Show: Oppo ColorOS 12 Review, Realme GT Neo 2 First Impressions!

On this episode of the EJ Tech Show, we take a look at all the new features and improvements Oppo has brought with the Android 12-based ColorOS 12 operating system. We also unbox and offer up our first impressions of the Realme GT Neo 2 smartphone.

On this episode of the EJ Tech Show, we take a look at all the new features and improvements Oppo has brought with the Android 12-based ColorOS 12 operating system. We also unbox and offer up our first impressions of the Realme GT Neo 2 smartphone.

On this episode, we take a look at all the new features and improvements Oppo has brought with the Android 12-based ColorOS 12 operating system. We also unbox and offer up our first impressions of the Realme GT Neo 2 smartphone.

On this episode of the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/editorji-specials/the-ej-tech-show">EJ Tech Show</a>, we take a look at all the new features and improvements Oppo has brought with the Android 12-based ColorOS 12 operating system. We also unbox and offer up our first impressions of the Realme GT Neo 2 smartphone.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/editorji-specials/the-ej-tech-show/the-ej-tech-show-samsung-galaxy-buds2-galaxy-m52-5g-galaxy-f42-5g-reviewed-1633784290891" target="_blank">The EJ Tech Show: Samsung Galaxy Buds2, Galaxy M52 5G, Galaxy F42 5G Reviewed!</a>

This week on the EJ Tech Show, we review the Samsung Galaxy Buds2 TWS ANC earbuds, along with the Galaxy M52 5G and F42 5G smartphones.

The EJ Tech Show: Samsung Galaxy Buds2, Galaxy M52 5G, Galaxy F42 5G Reviewed!

On this episode, we review the latest Samsung Galaxy Buds2 TWS earbuds with active noise cancellation technology. We also dive into the affordable segment of 5G smartphones with the Galaxy M52 5G, and the Galaxy F42 5G devices.

On this episode, we review the latest Samsung Galaxy Buds2 TWS earbuds with active noise cancellation technology. We also dive into the affordable segment of 5G smartphones with the Galaxy M52 5G, and the Galaxy F42 5G devices.

On this episode of <a href="https://www.editorji.com/editorji-specials/the-ej-tech-show">The EJ Tech&nbsp;Show</a>, we review the latest Samsung Galaxy Buds2 TWS earbuds with active noise cancellation technology. We also dive into the affordable segment of 5G smartphones with the Galaxy M52 5G, and the Galaxy F42 5G devices.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/editorji-specials/the-ej-tech-show/the-ej-tech-show-vivo-x70-pro-unboxing-realme-band-2-review-realme-c25y-review-1633184806566" target="_blank">The EJ Tech Show: Vivo X70 Pro+ Unboxing, Realme Band 2 Review, Realme C25Y Review</a>

An allergy is defined as a condition marked by an abnormal immune response trigger upon encounter with allergens (substances that can trigger an allergy). 

Food allergy: All you need to know about the most common food allergies

Food allergy is&nbsp;an immune system reaction&nbsp;that occurs soon after eating a certain food. Even a tiny amount of the allergy-causing food can trigger signs and symptoms. Check out the most common allergy-inducing foods.

Food allergies: From symptoms to causes; Here's all you need to know 

The intensity of the allergic reaction may range from mild to severe
Common methods of allergy tests include blood test &amp; skin prick test
Symptoms of an allergic reaction include rashes, vomiting &amp; difficulty in breathing
People with allergies should always check the ingredients of foods
Cow milk allergy mostly affects children under the age of three
The most common type of egg allergy is an egg white allergy
One of the main allergens in wheat is a protein called gliadin
The degree of reaction can vary depending on the type of fish
People with an allergy to one type of nut can also react to other nuts

An allergy occurs when your body&rsquo;s natural defenses overreact to exposure to a particular substance, treating it as an invader and sending out chemicals to defend the body against it.

A food allergy is a condition in which certain foods trigger&nbsp;an abnormal immune response. The intensity of the allergic reaction may range from mild to severe. For people who have a food allergy, even exposure to very small amounts can cause an extreme allergic reaction. Some common methods of allergy tests include blood test, skin prick test and physician-supervised blinded oral food challenge.
Most people have reactions to certain food items such as cow's milk, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, soy, wheat, fish and shellfish. The common symptoms of an allergic reaction include rashes, vomiting, anaphylaxis, itchiness, difficulty in breathing and swollen eyes, mouth and tongue.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/us-fda-approves-first-peanut-allergy-drug-1580646806275">US FDA approves first peanut allergy drug</a>
People with allergies should always check the ingredients of any store-bought foods before consuming them. Here are some of the most common allergy-inducing foods.
Milk
Cow milk allergy is one of the most common types of allergies. This can be triggered by either drinking the milk or consuming its byproducts such as cream, cheese, ice cream, yogurt&nbsp;and butter. An allergy to cow&rsquo;s milk is most often seen in babies and young children.&nbsp;Children or adults with this allergy tend to have a reaction within 5&ndash;30 minutes of ingesting cow&rsquo;s milk.
The&nbsp;symptoms of milk allergy&nbsp;include hives,&nbsp;diarrhea and vomiting. People can be allergic to two different milk proteins,&nbsp;casein and whey. A diagnosis of cow&rsquo;s milk allergy means that all milk and milk products must be avoided.
Eggs
Despite being a superfood, eggs are one of the most common types of allergens. It is possible that one may be allergic to egg white and maybe completely fine with consuming the yolk and vice versa. This is because the proteins in egg whites and egg yolks differ slightly.&nbsp;
Symptoms of an egg allergy can include vomiting, stomach pain, indigestion, wheezing or cough. Like other allergies, the treatment for an egg allergy is an egg-free diet. However, some people may be able to reintroduce some foods containing cooked eggs into their diet.
Wheat
A wheat allergy is an allergic response to one of the proteins found in wheat. One of the main allergens in wheat is a protein called gliadin, which is found in gluten. Because of this, people with a wheat allergy may need to eat a gluten-free diet.&nbsp;While some people may outgrow this allergy, it is advised to consume a wheat-free diet to avoid allergic reaction triggers.
Symptoms&nbsp;of a wheat allergy include asthmatic symptoms, digestion problems and rashes. A wheat allergy is often diagnosed through skin prick testing.
Fish
Allergy to fish is common and it may range from one fish to another. The degree of reaction can vary depending on the type of fish that people eat.
Symptoms of an allergic reaction to fish can include a skin rash. People can also get a runny nose, a bout of sneezing or symptoms of asthma. For people who are allergic to fish, avoiding fish and fish products is key.
Tree nuts
Allergies to tree nuts are usually lifelong. People suffering from this allergy are advised to avoid tree nuts such as cashews, almonds, hazelnuts, walnuts and pistachios. Sometimes, people with an allergy to one type of nut can also react to other nuts.
Symptoms can include hives, vomiting, low blood pressure or difficulty in swallowing. Some people can also experience itching in the mouth, throat, skin, eyes or other parts of the body. People allergic to tree nuts should avoid eating them or any foods that may contain them at all costs.&nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/lactose-intolerant-non-dairy-substitutes-for-milk-you-should-know-about-1618312627054">Lactose intolerant? Non-dairy substitutes for milk you should know about&nbsp;</a>

Designed as a low-impact activity, Pilates is a combination of exercises that strengthens the muscles and bones through controlled movements.

Pilates health benefits: Here’s why Pilates should be a part of your fitness routine

Pilates isn't just for fitness fanatics. It's actually an accessible way to build strength in your core muscles for better posture, balance and flexibility. If you're considering a Pilates class for beginners, here's what you need to know before you head to the gym.

Pilates benefits that will make you want to sign up for your first class

Pilates is a low-impact workout effective at&nbsp;strengthing &amp; toning musclesPilates is named after&nbsp;Joseph Pilates,&nbsp;who developed it in the&nbsp;1920s
Pilates method encourages&nbsp;deep and conscious breathing
Pilates mat, ring and cadillac&nbsp;are some of the Pilates equipments A regular Pilates routine keeps your&nbsp;core strong and firm
Like yoga, Pilates incorporates&nbsp;careful stretching and bending
Pilates can help get rid of&nbsp;bad posture and backache
Pilates help patients recover from&nbsp;injuries and surgery
Pilates improves&nbsp;blood circulation and oxygen flow

Pilates is a low-impact workout effective at strengthening, lengthening and toning your muscles through controlled, repetitive movements.

If you&rsquo;re tired of your current workout routine or are looking for a new way to get fit this summer, you could try your hand at Pilates. Designed as a low-impact activity, Pilates is a combination of exercises that not only strengthens the muscles and bones through controlled movements but also improves flexibility and builds immunity.
Pilates is named after Joseph Pilates, who developed the exercise in the 1920s. It is made up of over 600 exercises and variations and is for everybody regardless of gender, age or fitness levels. Similar to yoga, the Pilates method too encourages deep, conscious breathing.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/walking-after-eating-let-s-discuss-its-health-benefits-1624592616697">Walking after eating: Let&rsquo;s discuss its health benefits</a>
Pilates equipment varies from smaller, portable pieces such as resistance bands, Pilates mats and the magic circle (also known as the Pilates ring) to many large pieces of apparatus such as the Pilates Reformer, Pilates Chair and the Cadillac. Just like many other fitness systems, it should be done for a minimum of 3 times per week. However, to further improve your body's strength, flexibility and endurance you can do up to 4 or 5 Pilates classes a week.
Here's why you should consider adding Pilates to your fitness routine. ​
Maximises core strength
Pilates activates your core muscles (the ones in your back, abdomen and pelvic floor). These muscles are essential for supporting your entire body. A regular Pilates routine can keep your core strong and firm.&nbsp;
Improves flexibility
Like yoga, Pilates incorporates careful stretching and bending. This helps increase your range of motion while keeping your muscles strong. This one-two punch of stretching and strengthening can allow you and your joints to become more flexible as you progress in your Pilates practice.
Improves posture
Poor posture forms as a result of bad habits such as slouching at your desk and chair, which can eventually cause backache, neck ache&nbsp;and&nbsp;headache. The bad habits will result in asymmetrical muscle development, where some muscles become weaker than the others. Pilates can help to strengthen those underdeveloped muscles, and get rid of bad posture.
Addresses muscle imbalance
A muscle imbalance is when certain muscles in the body are stronger or more developed than others. This can happen as a result of bad posture, inactivity, an unbalanced exercise programme or even exercising with improper form, which can lead to certain injuries. Moving incorrectly puts a lot of pressure on some of our muscles. Pilates is proven to help patients recover from injuries and surgery, by strengthening the deepest muscles, optimising alignment and creating correct movement patterns.
Increases energy levels
Pilates is a low-energy exercise that rarely makes you feel burned out or disoriented after your workout. Besides that, it focuses on cardiorespiratory capabilities, which improve blood circulation and oxygen flow. As the blood pumps, your blood glucose increases which boosts the release of endorphins (feel-good hormones) and boosts energy in the body.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/this-form-of-yoga-may-help-improve-mental-health-1590556904810">This form of yoga may help improve mental health</a>

On this week's episode, we review the Vivo V23 Pro, touted to be India's first colour-changing phone. We also take a look at Oppo's first foldable phone, the Oppo Find N

The EJ Tech Show: Vivo V23 Pro review | Oppo Find N first impressions

On this week's episode, we review the Vivo V23 Pro, touted to be India's first colour-changing phone. We also take a look at Oppo's first foldable phone, the Oppo Find N.

On this week's episode, we review the Vivo&nbsp;V23 Pro, touted to be India's first colour-changing phone. We also take a look at Oppo's&nbsp;first foldable&nbsp;phone, the Oppo&nbsp;Find N.

On this week's episode of the EJ Tech Show, we review the Vivo&nbsp;V23 Pro, touted to be India's first colour-changing phone. We also take a look at Oppo's&nbsp;first foldable&nbsp;phone, the Oppo&nbsp;Find N.
The Vivo&nbsp;V23 Pro is touted to be India's first phone with a colour-changing back, which changes shades when exposed to UV light. The phone is also focused on selfies, and offers a 50MP dual front camera setup for the same.
Also Watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/the-ej-tech-show-upcoming-smartphones-and-tech-trends-in-2022-1640956997369" target="_blank">The EJ Tech Show: upcoming smartphones and tech trends in 2022!</a> The Oppo&nbsp;Find N, meanwhile, is Oppo's&nbsp;first attempt at a foldable&nbsp;smartphone. The phone offers a mature &amp; premium design, a top of the line spec sheet, and some really novel solutions to the problems many people have had with foldables. Is this already the best foldable smartphone ever made? Find out on this week's episode of the EJ Tech Show.
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editorji special

Bhuvan Bam is a singer, an actor, a performer, a Youtuber and perhaps social media's OG influencer. In our brand new series Fun की बात, we catch up with Bhuvan to get up, close and personal with the man behind the content creator.
Bhuvan tells us what went behind making 'Dhindora' and his inspiration for the show's characters. What started as BB ki Vines on Youtube as a series of comedy sketches, eventually went on to become a full film 'Dhindora' with over 300 mn views on YouTube. Fans loved Bhuvan for his characters like Titu Mama, Bablujiand and Banchhoddas.
In a recent video, Bhuvan brought India’s top content creators together, for a music video, for which the song was crooned by Kailash Kher and composed by Sneha Khanwalkar.
Bhuvan also made waves recently interviewing the cast of cut hit Netflix show 'Money Heist' at the show's premiere in Spain.
So what does Bhuvan Bam do when he's not shooting? How does Bhuvan unwind? WHy did he choose to stick to YouTube and not opt for an OTT player for his film?
All this and much more on Fun की बात with Bhuvan Bam. Catch the whole episode on your editorji app, download the app now!

Fun की बात with Bhuvan Bam: Up, close & personal with YouTube biggest star!

What does Bhuvan Bam do when he's not shooting? Why did he choose to stick to YouTube and not opt for an OTT player for his film? Watch Fun की बात with Bhuvan Bam, on your editorji app, download the app now!

Bhuvan&nbsp;also made waves recently interviewing the cast of cut hit Netflix&nbsp;show 'Money Heist' at the show's&nbsp;premiere in Spain.

Bhuvan&nbsp;Bam&nbsp;is a singer, an actor, a performer, a Youtuber&nbsp;and perhaps social media's OG influencer. In our brand new series Fun&nbsp;की बात, we catch up with Bhuvan&nbsp;to get up, close and personal with the man behind the content creator.
Bhuvan&nbsp;tells us what went behind making 'Dhindora' and his inspiration for the show's&nbsp;characters. What started as BB ki Vines on Youtube&nbsp;as a series of comedy sketches, eventually went on to become a full film 'Dhindora' with over 300 mn views on YouTube. Fans loved Bhuvan&nbsp;for his characters&nbsp;like Titu Mama, Bablujiand and Banchhoddas.
In a recent video, Bhuvan&nbsp;brought India&rsquo;s top content creators together, for a music video, for which the song was crooned by&nbsp;Kailash Kher&nbsp;and composed by Sneha Khanwalkar.
Bhuvan&nbsp;also made waves recently interviewing the cast of cut hit Netflix&nbsp;show 'Money Heist' at the show's&nbsp;premiere in Spain.
So what does Bhuvan&nbsp;Bam&nbsp;do when he's not shooting? How does Bhuvan&nbsp;unwind? WHy&nbsp;did he choose to stick to YouTube&nbsp;and not opt for an OTT&nbsp;player for his film?
All this and much more on Fun की बात with Bhuvan&nbsp;Bam. Catch the whole episode on your editorji app, download the app now!

On this episode of the EJ Tech Show, we take a look at the future of technology in 2022.

The EJ Tech Show: upcoming smartphones and tech trends in 2022!

On this episode of the EJ Tech Show, we take a look at the future of technology in 2022. First, all the leaks, renders and rumours creating a buzz in the world of smartphones, and then a peek into what tech trends look certain to dominate the year.

On this episode of the EJ Tech Show, we take a look at the future of technology in 2022. First, all the leaks, renders and rumours creating a buzz in the world of smartphones, and then a peek into what tech trends look certain to dominate the year.

Take a look at everything that's expected to make landfall in the world of tech in 2022!

On this episode of the EJ Tech Show, we take a look at the future of technology in 2022. First, all the leaks, renders and rumours creating a buzz in the world of smartphones, and then a peek into what tech trends look certain to dominate the year.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a style="color: #0000ff;" href="https://www.editorji.com/editorji-specials/the-ej-tech-show/the-ej-tech-show-coolest-smartphones-of-2021-realme-s-automated-smart-home-1639991922179" target="_blank">The EJ Tech Show: Coolest Smartphones of 2021 | Realme's Automated Smart Home</a>

On this week's episode of the EJ Tech Show, we take you through the coolest smartphones that launched this year, along with a tour of Realme's vision of an automated sma

The EJ Tech Show: Coolest Smartphones of 2021 | Realme's Automated Smart Home

On this week's episode of the EJ Tech Show, we take you through the coolest smartphones that launched this year, along with a tour of Realme's vision of an automated smart home.

On this week's episode of the EJ Tech Show, we take you through the coolest smartphones that launched this year, along with a tour of Realme's&nbsp;vision of an automated smart home.

This year saw some really cool smartphones, which is why we here at editorji are going to share our top picks for the coolest smartphones of 2021. We&rsquo;re talking folding phones, rollable phones, phones that save the environment and much, much more.
<h3>Best&nbsp;smartphones&nbsp;of 2021</h3>
Our list includes devices like the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3 and Galaxy Z Flip3 foldables, that dominated sales charts across the world when it came to folding phones, while debuting some really cool technology. Then there's the Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra, that comes with a massive main sensor, up to 120x zoom and a cool secondary display on the back of the phone. We also have the Vivo X70 Pro+ here, that packed in arguably the best camera hardware we've seen in 2021 thanks to Zeiss-engineered optics and gimbal stabilisation.
Speaking of hardware, there's the Asus ROG Phone 5 Ultimate, that took everything cool about gaming smartphones and turned it up to 11. Not only does it get air triggers and a 144Hz refresh rate screen, but it also gets a mini-display at the back and a whopping 18GB RAM! If you're not one for overkill though, then you'll appreciate the Fairphone 4, that's arguably the most sustainable smartphone of 2021. Its components can be replaced by the end user itself and it gets a 5 year warranty. But we can't talk cool smartphones and not talk about the Oppo Find X3 Pro. On the face of it, it looks like a regular flagship, but its secret weapon is something no other phone has--a microscope camera!
Also watch:&nbsp;<a style="color: #0000ff;" href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/how-much-money-should-you-spend-on-mobile-gaming-1639208950421" target="_blank">How much money should you spend on mobile gaming?</a>
Speaking of cameras, a device that got upgraded optics this year was the Microsoft Surface Duo 2. It also got stereo speakers, NFC, better displays and a folding screen form factor unlike any other. Last but definitely not the least, we had the Oppo X 2021, which technically never made it to production, but with a rollable display, it was arguably one of the coolest smartphones of 2021.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/oppo-x-2021-hands-on-with-the-world-s-first-rollable-phone-1628247997570" target="_blank">Oppo X 2021: Hands-on with the world's first rollable phone!</a>
<h3>Realme&nbsp;Smart House</h3>
The internet of things, or IoT as it called, brings myriad possibilities. A fully automated home used to be a dream for the future, but Realme wants to make it a reality in India.
Realme is working on a range of smart home products to augment their TechLife line of home products, that are aimed to make your house smarter than every before. We bring you a preview of Realme&rsquo;s upcoming range of smart home products, which aim to make consumers&rsquo; life easier by accomplishing menial tasks automatically, so that they can focus on the most important tasks.
In Realme's&nbsp;Smart House, there's a smart version of pretty much every home device you can think of.
For starters, you&rsquo;ve got the realme TechLife Smart Doorbell Camera, which works on a rechargeable battery. The camera can give you live feed of the person who rang your doorbell, wherever you are in the world. You&rsquo;ll get a notification on your smartphone, and can then see who&rsquo;s at your door. Of course, this is still an actual doorbell, which you can plug into any USB port anywhere in your house. Both devices do need to be connected to Wi-Fi.
Then, when you enter a room, you can activate the realme TechLife Smart Automatic Door Sensor. This device knows when you open or shut a door, and then can execute a series of tasks that you can customise as you like. So, for example, you could turn on the lights as you enter, and turn them off as you exit. You could do the same with the air purifier, or actually any other appliance, even if it&rsquo;s not internet-enabled, by using the Realme Smart Plug. All of this is completely customisable through the Realme Link app.
Also Watch:&nbsp;<a style="color: #0000ff;" href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/gadget-review/realme-ui-3-0-review-best-features-1634900517643" target="_blank">Realme UI 3.0 Review: Best Features!</a>
If you don&rsquo;t want to connect these things to just the opening or closing of doors, there&rsquo;s also a realme motion sensor that can also trigger any of these events. For example, you could turn on lights around the house as you walk around, that shut off when you leave.
The realme TechLife Air Purifier Pro is also an upcoming device that is wi-fi enabled, and can be controlled from anywhere in the world using your phone.
There are some really zany sensors that realme is working on. This temperature and humidity sensor, for example, which could be connected with an AC, to turn it on or off automatically when temperature hits a certain threshold. There&rsquo;s also this water immersion sensor, which can be used in many creative ways, like notifying you when your water tank has filled up. All of these devices will interface with the Realme Link app.
Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/mobiles/realme-gt-2-tipped-to-launch-alongside-realme-gt-2-pro-report-1639738734713" target="_blank">Realme GT 2 tipped to launch alongside Realme GT 2 Pro: report</a>
And finally, there are also some more&nbsp;experimental devices being worked on at realme. Like these smart glasses, which currently are just tiny bluetooth speakers on either side of a pair of glasses. But from smart connectivity to bone conduction, the possibilities here are endless.

In this video, we’ll tell you exactly how much money you need to spend to get the best mobile gaming experience possible.

The EJ Tech Show: How much should you spend on a gaming phone?

Gaming can be an expensive hobby, but mobile gaming is a little different. In this video, we’ll tell you exactly how much money you need to spend to get the best gaming experience possible. We put four phones to the test in our mobile gaming gauntlet, where we will analyse phones with some of the most popular chipsets on the market right now - the Helio G80, the Dimensity 1200, the Snapdragon 778G, and the Snapdragon 888+.

We’ll be tracking performance through frames per second, and how consistently the device can maintain that FPS. We’ll also be playing Battlegrounds Mobile India and Call of Duty Mobile, two of the most popular and demanding games of today. How well can these chipsets across price points handle these games, and how much money should you spend to get a great BGMI and CODM experience? Watch to find out.

Gaming can be an expensive hobby, but mobile gaming is a little different. In this video, we&rsquo;ll tell you exactly how much money you need to spend to get the best gaming experience possible.

Gaming can be an expensive hobby, but mobile gaming is a little different. In this video, we&rsquo;ll tell you exactly how much money you need to spend to get the best gaming experience possible. We put four phones to the test in our mobile gaming gauntlet, where we will analyse phones with some of the most popular chipsets on the market right now - the Helio G80, the Dimensity 1200, the Snapdragon 778G, and the Snapdragon 888+.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/editorji-specials/the-ej-tech-show/the-ej-tech-show-samsung-one-ui-4-features-jabra-elite-7-pro-review-1638615135156" target="_blank">The EJ Tech Show: Samsung One UI 4 Features | Jabra Elite 7 Pro Review</a> We&rsquo;ll be tracking performance through frames per second, and how consistently the device can maintain that FPS. We&rsquo;ll also be playing Battlegrounds Mobile India and Call of Duty Mobile, two of the most popular and demanding games of today. How well can these chipsets across price points handle these games, and how much money should you spend to get a great BGMI and CODM experience? Watch to find out.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/editorji-specials/the-ej-tech-show/the-ej-tech-show-pubg-new-state-s-top-features-what-happens-to-your-data-when-you-die-1637408164334" target="_blank">The EJ Tech Show: PUBG New State's top features | What happens to your data when you die?</a>

On this episode, we bring you the latest features on Samsung's new One UI 4 operating system, based on Android 12, along with our review of the Jabra Elite 7 Pro earbuds

The EJ Tech Show: Samsung One UI 4 Features, Jabra Elite 7 Pro Review

On this episode, we bring you the latest features on Samsung's new One UI 4 operating system, based on Android 12. Also on the show is our review of the Jabra Elite 7 Pro earbuds, that come packed with premium features at a price of ₹17,999.

The EJ Tech Show: Samsung One UI 4 Features | Jabra Elite 7 Pro Review

Take a look at the latest features in Samsung's&nbsp;new One UI 4 operating system, and see how well the Jabra&nbsp;Elite 7 Pro earbuds performed in our review

On this episode, we bring you the latest features on Samsung's new <a style="color: #0000ff;" href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/one-ui-4-best-new-features-1638605359607" target="_blank">One UI 4</a> operating system, based on Android 12. One UI 4 is Samsung's revamped software for its smartphones, that includes privacy improvements, enhanced system-wide customisation and other bonuses from Google's Android 12. One UI 4 has begun rolling out officially to the most recent flagship Samsung devices, and is expected to roll out to other Samsung smartphones in the coming months.
Also on the show is our review of the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/jabra-announce-elite-7-pro-active-among-slate-of-tws-earbuds-1632751668086" target="_blank">Jabra Elite 7 Pro</a> earbuds. The Elite 7 Pro are priced at ₹17,999, which places them in the premium true wireless segment. To that end, they come packed with active noise cancellation technology, a very well-tuned Hear Through transparency mode, and arguable the best call quality on a pair of TWS earbuds. Moreover, the Jabra Elite 7 Pro are equipped with Bluetooth v5.2 and are quite lightweight, with each earbud weighing just 5.4g. The charging case for the Jabra Elite 7 Pro gets both Qi wireless charging and a USB-C charging port, that supports fast charging.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/editorji-specials/the-ej-tech-show/the-ej-tech-show-pubg-new-state-s-top-features-what-happens-to-your-data-when-you-die-1637408164334" target="_blank">The EJ Tech Show: PUBG New State's top features | What happens to your data when you die?</a>
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/editorji-specials/the-ej-tech-show/ej-tech-show-effects-of-mobile-phone-radiation-huawei-freebuds-4i-review-1638023814115" target="_blank">EJ Tech Show: Effects of mobile phone radiation | Huawei Freebuds 4i review</a>

On this episode of the EJ Tech Show, we clear the air on whether mobile phone radiation can really kill you or not. Also watch our review of the Huawei Freebuds 4i.

EJ Tech Show: Effects of mobile phone radiation | Huawei Freebuds 4i review

On this episode of the EJ Tech Show, we clear the air on whether mobile phone radiation can really kill you or not. Also on the show is our review of the Huawei Freebuds 4i TWS earbuds with active noise cancellation technology.

<div data-pm-slice="1 1 []" data-en-clipboard="true">On this episode of the EJ Tech Show, we clear the air on whether mobile phone radiation can really kill you or not. Also on the show is our review of the Huawei Freebuds 4i TWS earbuds with active noise cancellation technology.</div>

<h3>Is mobile phone radiation slowly killing you?</h3>
You would have heard a lot of things about the radiation coming from mobile phones. Some people say they cause cancer, cause memory loss, or that 5G towers will give you Covid. But what does medical research have to say on the matter? Is your mobile phone really killing you?
Short answer - not really. But there are some complex things to consider, so let&rsquo;s dive in.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/editorji-specials/the-ej-tech-show/the-ej-tech-show-pubg-new-state-s-top-features-what-happens-to-your-data-when-you-die-1637408164334" target="_blank">The EJ Tech Show: PUBG New State's top features | What happens to your data when you die?</a>
What is radiation?
First, we need to understand what radiation is. According to the US CDC, radiation is energy that comes from a source and travels through space at the speed of light. There is a wide range of electromagnetic radiation present in nature, which can be represented on an electromagnetic spectrum. This can further be divided into ionizing and non-ionizing radiation
Visible light can be seen around the middle, while to the left of it is the non-ionising radiation, which is low frequency and low energy. It is emitted from things like TV&rsquo;s, Wi-Fi, or even Microwaves.
On the other side is ionising radiation, which has been proven to be harmful to humans. This the kind of radiation that you might get from x-rays or cosmic rays, which can damage DNA, and cause changes to genes which increases the risk of cancer.
What kind of radiation do phones emit?
Before understanding the effects of cell phone radiation, let&rsquo;s first understand what kind of radiation this is. According to the US National Cancer Institute, 2G, 3G, and 4G smartphones emit radio frequency in the range of 0.7 - 2.7 Ghz, while 5G phones could use the spectrum up to 80 Ghz. This places them squarely in the non-ionising radiation range of the spectrum.
The National Cancer Institute says there is currently no consistent evidence that non-ionizing radiation increases cancer risk in humans.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/editorji-specials/the-ej-tech-show/the-ej-tech-show-best-smartphones-under-10-000-1636801116791" target="_blank">The EJ Tech Show: best smartphones under ₹10,000</a>
How does the body react to cell phones?
The human body does absorb the energy from devices that emit radio frequency radiation. The only thing that has consistently been observed as a result of this, is that places where you hold a mobile phone can heat up. This heating effect is also not sufficient to lead to a measurable change in body temperature.
According to the National Cancer Institute, there have been three large studies which examined a possible association between smartphone use and cancer. Now, these studies did show some mixed results, but overall, all three studies did not show any such association.
There have also been studies which checked the rate of brain cancer cases every year, since mobile phone use increased exponentially across the world. These also showed that across the past few decades, while mobile phone use has increased exponentially around the world, the rate of brain or nervous system cancers has not grown.
Are mobile phones completely safe?
So, are mobile phones completely safe? The US Food and Drug Administration puts it best: based on the evaluation of the currently available information the weight of scientific evidence has not linked exposure to radio frequency energy from mobile phone use with any health problems.&nbsp;
But this is an active field of study, and lots of research is still underway. In Europe, for example, a study called COSMOS will follow around 3 lakh mobile phone users for 20 to 30 years, to find out the possible long term effects of mobile users.
Which basically means, as far as we know right now, mobile phones do not cause cancer. But, as we continue to study the long term health effects of these devices, we will know more with time.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/gadget-review/nothing-ear-1-review-you-ain-t-seen-nothing-like-this-before-1627564407442" target="_blank">Nothing Ear 1 Review: You Ain't Seen NOTHING Like This Before!</a>
<h3>Huawei Freebuds 4i TWS Earbuds Review</h3>
Priced at under ₹7,000, the Huawei Freebuds 4i earbuds offer some premium features like active noise cancellation, but are they the ones you should go for?
Design &amp; Comfort
The Freebuds 4i have a rather unique design, and come in an egg-shaped matte-finish charging case, which is flat on one side to ensure it doesn't roll around on a table. Inside the case there's the two earbuds that feature a circular head and rather long stalks. In this Silver Frost colour variant, both the earbuds and charging case look and feel quite premium.
The buds themselves are quite lightweight, weighing around 5.5g each, and the case weighs around 36.5g. Overall, it's a very compact and handy package, and won't take too much space in your pocket.
The earbuds manage to fit in the ear quite well, but the default eartips were a bit tight for my ears. To this end, Huawei has provided extra eartips, which is handy. Once you've got the right fit, the earbuds sit fairly deep in the ear canal, enough to create a good passive seal against noise.
There's no IP rating for the buds, so I would advise against using them during sweaty workouts or in the rain.
Hardware &amp; Touch Controls
When it comes to specs, the Freebuds 4i house 10mm large drivers, that are tuned in quite a balanced manner. There's also Bluetooth v5.2 here, which ensures the very best connection quality, and gave me no problems throughout my usage.
The Freebuds 4i get touch controls on the very top of the stalks, which double-tap and touch-and-hold functions. There's no single tap, which I think is a good idea, because it can get triggered accidentally when you're trying to adjust the earbuds.
The touch controls can be used to toggle the active noise cancellation and transparency modes, play, pause or change tracks and also to wake the voice assistant. It is worth noting however, that you can't use touch to change volume with either earbud.
What you can do without touch controls is use the in-ear detection feature to pause content playback when you remove the earbud and resume it once you pop them back in.
Active Noise Cancellation
The Freebuds 4i come with active noise cancellation technology, which is good to see in this price range.
Now since the earbuds block noise quite well without the ANC itself, the experience is only improved when you turn the feature on. With ANC on, barely any sounds make it through, and when we used them in an office setting, we could barely hear any ambient noise with music playing at around 50% volume.
The transparency mode is useful too, and helps you keep an ear out without having to remove one of the earbuds. It can be toggled using the touch controls, or the Huawei AI Life App.
Music &amp; Video
Sound quality for everyday music-listening is quite enjoyable on the Freebuds 4i, and they get fairly loud. The sound profile is surprisingly balanced, and doesn't favour bass as most earbuds at this price point do. Details come through quite clearly as well, whether it's while watching films or listening to podcasts.
However, it's worth noting that there's no Equaliser settings, even if you pair the earbuds with the compatible app. This can be remedied by adjusting the EQ settings on music-listening apps, but for apps like YouTube, Netflix and others, you're stuck with the default sound profile.
There's also support for the SBC codec, and the AAC codec as well, which is good to see.
It's worth noting that we did not experience any lag in the audio transmission while watching videos on YouTube or Netflix.
Gaming
When it comes to gaming, there's no low latency mode available on the Freebuds 4i, and that translates to a bit of lag. It's not to the extent that titles like COD mobile are unplayable, but it certainly doesn't make for an ideal gaming experience either.
Calling Quality
Now thanks to those extra-long stalks and a dual-mic system, call quality on the Freebuds 4i is fantastic. Beamforming technology and AI noise reduction combined with the hardware help reduce background noise around you quite well, and people we spoke to using the earbuds, said they could hear us clearly.
Moreover, their voices were crisp, and not muffled like it usually tends to happen with in-ear buds.
Battery Life
The Freebuds 4i sport 55mAh battery in each earbud, which translates to a claimed 7.5 hours of music playback with ANC on, and 10 hours with ANC off. In our testing, we got well over 5 hours with ANC on while listening to music, watching a few TV shows and taking a couple of long calls. You'll definitely be able to stretch that battery life if you turn ANC off, but if you do need a quick top-up, the charging case holds a respectable 200mAh.
The case sports a USB-C charging port, but there's no wireless charging, which is offered by its competitors at this price point.
Huawei AI Life App
Now Huawei's AI Life App that's available on the Google Play Store hasn't been updated since August last year, but if you do still download it, you'll see there's no support for the Freebuds 4i. However, the app will automatically inform you that you can update to the latest version using the Huawei App Gallery, which you can sideload on Android smartphones.
The updated AI Life app supports pairing with the Freebuds 4i, and gives you the ability to view battery information, update the firmware, and customise touch controls.
However, we do wish that the app had an option to customise the sound profile and equaliser settings.
It's worth noting that the iOS App Store version of the app gave us no trouble with pairing the earbuds, and offered all the same functions as the updated app from the Huawei App gallery.
Verdict
At ₹6,990, there's a fair bit on offer here. Despite missing out on Equaliser settings and wireless charging, the earbuds do provide a balanced sound profile, excellent noise cancellation, and great sound quality. If you are looking for in-ear true wireless earbuds with active noise cancellation at this price point, the Huawei Freebuds 4i are a compelling choice.

As the country tackles the fury of unseasonal rain that led to severe damage to life and property in states such as Uttarakhand and Kerala, we look at India's impending water crisis. With depleting groundwater level and rainfall restricted to 20-30 days in a year, how can India work towards achieving water security for its citizens? We look at 6 broad themes as part of the water agenda that may hold the key to water conservation. These 6 themes include- rainwater harvesting, conservation of water in agriculture, industry and in domestic spaces, treatment of polluted water, use of technology to solve water woes and piped water for all. Could these 6 crucial areas hold the key to averting a water crisis in the country? Watch this episode of News Guru with Vikram Chandra to find out more.&nbsp;

 News Guru| Long-term solutions to India's water woes?

 As the country tackles the fury of unseasonal rain that led to severe damage to life and property in states such as Uttarakhand and Kerala, we look at India's impending water crisis. With depleting groundwater level and rainfall restricted to 20-30 days in a year, how can India work towards achieving water security for its citizens? We look at 6 broad themes as part of the water agenda that may hold the key to water conservation. These 6 themes include- rainwater harvesting, conservation of water in agriculture, industry and in domestic spaces, treatment of polluted water, use of technology to solve water woes and piped water for all. Could these 6 crucial areas hold the key to averting a water crisis in the country? Watch this episode of News Guru with Vikram Chandra to find out more. 

As the country tackles the fury of unseasonal rain that led to severe damage to life and property in states such as Uttarakhand and Kerala, we look at India's impending water crisis. With depleting groundwater level and rainfall restricted to 20-30 days in a year, how can India work towards achieving water security for its citizens? We look at 6 broad themes as part of the water agenda that may hold the key to water conservation. These 6 themes include- rainwater harvesting, conservation of water in agriculture, industry and in domestic spaces, treatment of polluted water, use of technology to solve water woes and piped water for all. Could these 6 crucial areas hold the key to averting a water crisis in the country? Watch this episode of News Guru with Vikram Chandra to find out more.&nbsp;

<div>India faces the twin fury of ravaging un-seasonal rainfall and an impending water crisis, we ask what we can do to find a solution to make fury work in our favour</div>

As the country tackles the fury of unseasonal rain that led to severe damage to life and property in states such as Uttarakhand and Kerala, we look at India's impending water crisis. With depleting groundwater level and rainfall restricted to 20-30 days in a year, how can India work towards achieving water security for its citizens?
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We look at 6 broad themes as part of the water agenda that may hold the key to water conservation. These 6 themes include- rainwater harvesting, conservation of water in agriculture, industry and in domestic spaces, treatment of polluted water, use of technology to solve water woes and piped water for all. Could these 6 crucial areas hold the key to averting a water crisis in the country? Watch this episode of News Guru with Vikram Chandra to find out more.&nbsp;
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Lakhimpur Kheri is in the eye of a political storm that has erupted since the son of a Union Minister has been accused of running his car over a gathering of peaceful protesters killing four farmers. Violence erupted and the farmers burnt down the cars of the convoy in retaliation, killing another 4. Meanwhile, the opposition is up in arms against the Yogi government to take action against the accused. The accused, Ashish Mishra, son of Union Minister Ajay Kumar Mishra failed to turn up before the Lakhimpur Police to record his statement. Ashish had been summoned to appear at 10 am on Friday in the Crime Branch office in the reserve police lines. With state elections expected to be held in Uttar Pradesh in 2022, could this turn the tide for the Yogi government? To know more, watch the latest episode on the political fallout of the violence in Lakhimpur with Vikram Chandra only on News Guru.&nbsp;

News Guru| Political fallout of Lakhimpur violence

Lakhimpur Kheri is in the eye of a political storm that has erupted since the son of a Union Minister has been accused of running his car over a gathering of peaceful protesters killing four farmers. Violence erupted and the farmers burnt down the cars of the convoy in retaliation, killing another 4. Meanwhile, the opposition is up in arms against the Yogi government to take action against the accused. The accused, Ashish Mishra, son of Union Minister Ajay Kumar Mishra failed to turn up before the Lakhimpur Police to record his statement. Ashish had been summoned to appear at 10 am on Friday in the Crime Branch office in the reserve police lines. With state elections expected to be held in Uttar Pradesh in 2022, could this turn the tide for the Yogi government? To know more, watch the latest episode on the political fallout of the violence in Lakhimpur with Vikram Chandra only on News Guru. 

Lakhimpur Kheri is in the eye of a political storm that has erupted since the son of a Union Minister has been accused of running his car over a gathering of peaceful protesters killing four farmers. Violence erupted and the farmers burnt down the cars of the convoy in retaliation, killing another 4. Meanwhile, the opposition is up in arms against the Yogi government to take action against the accused. The accused, Ashish Mishra, son of Union Minister Ajay Kumar Mishra failed to turn up before the Lakhimpur Police to record his statement. Ashish had been summoned to appear at 10 am on Friday in the Crime Branch office in the reserve police lines. With state elections expected to be held in Uttar Pradesh in 2022, could this turn the tide for the Yogi government? To know more, watch the latest episode on the political fallout of the violence in Lakhimpur with Vikram Chandra only on News Guru.&nbsp;

<div>As outrage gathers over violence in Lakhimpur where a Union Minister's son allegedly mowed down farmers at a protest, we debate the political fallout of the incident&nbsp;</div>
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Warning about the economic impact of internet attacks, cyber lawyer Dr. Pavan Duggal says that enough attention has not been paid to secure our cyber sovereignty. With companies facing a cyber attack at an average of every 11 seconds, Dr. Duggal says what we need is a cyber army otherwise we stand to lose trillions of dollars to hacking.

 On News Guru: 'Up to $8 trillion could be lost in cyber attacks this year, mostly from India'

Warning about the economic impact of internet attacks, cyber lawyer Dr. Pavan Duggal says that enough attention has not been paid to secure our cyber sovereignty. With companies facing a cyber attack at an average of every 11 seconds, Dr. Duggal says what we need is a cyber army otherwise we stand to lose trillions of dollars to hacking.

A cyber&nbsp;attack occurs every 11 seconds, keeping this statistic in mind,&nbsp;how crucial is the issue of cyber&nbsp;security to protect not just the digital economy but also individual data?

Is India on the path to becoming truly digital? The government has created 'India stack' which is a tech stack for the entire country. A stack is an amalgamation of all technologies required to operate an application such as computer languages, libraries, servers along with APIs. The move by the govt aims to push India to the forefront of fintech in the world. While, the move could help make India truly digital, experts have raised questions about the infrastructure needed to protect the 'India stack' from cyber attacks. With no dedicated law on privacy or cyber security in the country, the digital rights of citizens remains unaddressed and prone to violation. On News Guru this week, we Vikram Chandra discusses the challenges that lie ahead in India's digital revolution with the Head of Digital India Foundation, Arvind Gupta and the Chairperson of the International Commission on Cyber Security Law, Dr Pavan Duggal.&nbsp;

On News Guru| India's Digital Revolution: What will be its impact?

Is India on the path to becoming truly digital? The government has created 'India Stack' which is a tech stack for the entire country. A stack is an amalgamation of all technologies required to operate an application such as computer languages, libraries, servers along with APIs. The move by the govt aims to push India to the forefront of fintech in the world. While, the move could help make India truly digital, experts have raised questions about the infrastructure needed to protect the 'India Stack' from cyber attacks. With no dedicated law on privacy or cyber security in the country, the digital rights of citizens remains unaddressed and prone to violation. On News Guru this week, Vikram Chandra along with the Head of Digital India Foundation, Arvind Gupta and the Chairperson of the International Commission on Cyber Security Law, Dr Pavan Duggal discuss the challenges that lie ahead in India's digital revolution.

Is India on the path to becoming truly digital? The government has created 'India Stack' which is a tech stack for the entire country. A stack is an amalgamation of all technologies required to operate an application such as computer languages, libraries, servers along with APIs. The move by the govt aims to push India to the forefront of fintech in the world. While, the move could help make India truly digital, experts have raised questions about the infrastructure needed to protect the 'India Stack' from cyber attacks. With no dedicated law on privacy or cyber security in the country, the digital rights of citizens remains unaddressed and prone to violation. On News Guru this week, Vikram Chandra along with the Head of Digital India Foundation, Arvind Gupta and the Chairperson of the International Commission on Cyber Security Law, Dr Pavan Duggal discuss the challenges that lie ahead in India's digital revolution.

What are the challenges that confront the ongoing digital revolution in the country? With over 800 million internet users, what does India need to do to protect the privacy of its citizens?

Is India on the path to becoming truly digital? The government has created 'India Stack' which is a tech stack for the entire country. A stack is an amalgamation of all technologies required to operate an application such as computer languages, libraries, servers along with APIs. The move by the govt aims to push India to the forefront of fintech in the world. While, the move could help make India truly digital, experts have raised questions about the infrastructure needed to protect the 'India Stack' from cyber attacks. With no dedicated law on privacy or cyber security in the country, the digital rights of citizens remains unaddressed and prone to violation. On News Guru this week, Vikram Chandra along with the Head of Digital India Foundation, Arvind Gupta and the Chairperson of the International Commission on Cyber Security Law, Dr Pavan Duggal discuss the challenges that lie ahead in India's digital revolution.
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As US President Joe Biden hosts India at the first in-person QUAD Summit, we look at some of the key issues on the agenda for India? With AUKUS coming in as the alliance focussed on security, will the QUAD alliance consisting of Japan, Australia, US and India be able to counter Chinese aggression in the region? Will AUKUS reduce QUAD to soft power diplomacy? PM Modi's visit to the United States comes at a time of political flux in the region with Afghanistan being taken over by an interim Taliban government. Will America address the issue of its exit from Afghanistan that has left the region in turmoil? How will the Biden administration respond to India's strategic position in maintaining peace in the region. For all this and more watch this week's episode of News Guru as Former Foreign Secretary Kanwal Sibal, geo strategist Dr. Brahma Chellaney and Vikram Chandra discuss Prime Minister Modi's meeting with US President Joe Biden in the backdrop of the QUAD Summit.

News Guru| PM Modi in US for Quad Summit: New fillip to US-India alliance?

As US President Joe Biden hosts India at the first in-person QUAD Summit, we look at some of the key issues on the agenda for India? With AUKUS coming in as the alliance focused on security, will the QUAD alliance consisting of Japan, Australia, US and India be able to counter Chinese aggression in the region? Will AUKUS reduce QUAD to soft power diplomacy? PM Modi's visit to the United States comes at a time of political flux in the region with Afghanistan being taken over by an interim Taliban government. Will America address the issue of its exit from Afghanistan that has left the region in turmoil? How will the Biden administration respond to India's strategic position in maintaining peace in the region. For all this and more watch this week's episode of News Guru as Former Foreign Secretary Kanwal Sibal, geo strategist Dr. Brahma Chellaney and Vikram Chandra discuss Prime Minister Modi's meeting with US President Joe Biden in the backdrop of the QUAD Summit.

<div>PM Modi is in Washington D.C. to attend the first ever in-person QUAD Summit between India, US, Japan and Australia. Will the alliance be able to counter Chinese aggression in the region? What are India's expectations from the group?</div>
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As US President Joe Biden hosts India at the first in-person QUAD Summit, we look at some of the key issues on the agenda for India? With AUKUS coming in as the alliance focussed on security, will the QUAD alliance consisting of Japan, Australia, US and India be able to counter Chinese aggression in the region? Will AUKUS reduce QUAD to soft power diplomacy? PM Modi's visit to the United States comes at a time of political flux in the region with Afghanistan being taken over by an interim Taliban government. Will America address the issue of its exit from Afghanistan that has left the region in turmoil? How will the Biden administration respond to India's strategic position in maintaining peace in the region. For all this and more watch this week's episode of News Guru as Former Foreign Secretary Kanwal Sibal, geo strategist Dr. Brahma Chellaney and Vikram Chandra discuss Prime Minister Modi's meeting with US President Joe Biden in the backdrop of the QUAD Summit.

It has been a year since the three contentious farm laws were passed by the Parliament and farmers have been protesting relentlessly having spent the last one year on the road. The government and the protesting farmers have come face-to-face over eleven rounds of talks with each of the talks resulting in a stalemate. What is the road ahead for protesting farmers? Is the on going protest likely to impact forthcoming elections in Uttar Pradesh and Punjab? To know more, watch this special News Guru with Vikram Chandra as he talks to Bharatiya Kisan Union leader Rakesh Tikait and political analyst Desh Ratan Nigam on the future of the farmer's protest in India.

On News Guru| Farmer's Protests: One year on

Three contentious farm laws were passed by the Parliament in September 2020 and farmers have been sitting in protest ever since.&nbsp;What is the road ahead for the protesting farmers?Is the movement gaining political flavour with upcoming elections in Uttar Pradesh and Punjab?&nbsp;
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It has been a year since the three contentious farm laws were passed by the Parliament and farmers have been protesting relentlessly having spent the last one year on the road. The government and the protesting farmers have come face-to-face over eleven rounds of talks with each of the talks resulting in a stalemate. What is the road ahead for protesting farmers? Is the on going protest likely to impact forthcoming elections in Uttar Pradesh and Punjab? To know more, watch this special News Guru with Vikram Chandra as he talks to Bharatiya Kisan Union leader Rakesh Tikait and political analyst Desh Ratan Nigam on the future of the farmer's protest in India.

<div>Three contentious farm laws were passed by the Parliament in September 2020 and farmers have been sitting in protest ever since.&nbsp;What is the road ahead for the protesting farmers?</div>
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Prof. Christine Fair while expressing her disappointment towards American President Joe Biden's exit plan from Afghanistan, said that she would want Biden to be impeached on grounds that not only has he failed to keep the promise that the American government made to the people of Afghanistan but has also misinformed the American public about the ground realities in Afghanistan. America's exit and the subsequent takeover of Afghanistan by the Taliban has plunged the region into instability with several Afghans worried about their future.&nbsp;

'I voted for Biden, but I want him impeached for the Afghan mess'- Christine Fair on News Guru

Prof. Christine Fair while expressing her disappointment towards American President Joe Biden's exit plan from Afghanistan, said that she would want Biden to be impeached on grounds that not only has he failed to keep the promise that the American government made to the people of Afghanistan but has also misinformed the American public about the ground realities in Afghanistan. America's exit and the subsequent takeover of Afghanistan by the Taliban has plunged the region into instability with several Afghans worried about their future.&nbsp;

 'I voted for Biden, but I want him impeached for the Afghan mess'- Christine Fair on News Guru

With the American exit from Afghanistan and the subsequent take over by the Taliban, the future of Afghanistan has plunged into uncertainty&nbsp;

Brace yourself for high fuel prices over the next year says India&rsquo;s 17th Chief Economic Advisor in an exclusive chat on Biz Buzz as he highlights the need for revenue to fund the govt&rsquo;s capex plans. Here is an excerpt of the candid conversation with&nbsp;KV Subramanian.&nbsp;Vikram&nbsp;Chandra, Editorji: Let us focus on risks, with Covid risks receding is the global energy concerns the biggest risk you see right now?
KV Subramanian,&nbsp;CEA:&nbsp;While we are still not out of the pandemic , but from October onwards you will see a big ramp-up in the second doses. Two-dose protection has dramatically bought down severity of the disease. The likelihood of a devastating third wave is not very high but I am a consumer of this research so I will caution and say epidemiologists&nbsp;are the best to answer this.&nbsp;
Turning to global energy concerns. Unlike other countries , India has rightly focused on supply side concerns while everyone focused on demand side. We recognised early on that supply side issues in India are far harder to deal with and acted on it. Some of the power sector reforms, mining sector changes will help us enhance supply. What we are seeing is supply side friction across globally economies but India planned for it and recognised the supply side pressures early. But the next couple of months we will have to match supply and demand very carefully after which the measures we have taken will start to kick in. We need to calibrate the next few months very carefully.&nbsp;
Vikram&nbsp;Chandra, Editorji: Lets talk a little bit more about the energy crisis from coal to oil and the impact it has having on consumers. What is the governments thought process right now on how to ease this pressure ?
KV Subramanian,&nbsp;CEA:&nbsp;This year and next year expect crude oil prices to remain high, given the OECD estimates it is clear that global demand will remain quiet high keeping prices high. Do not foresee oil prices easing over the next 18-24 months, see crude above the $70 mark sustaining. Price in petrol pumps is of concern because of overall inflation. Currently food inflation is the largest part of the basket and that is easing keeping the basket under check. The govt is talking about what can be done about high petrol prices. But do keep in mind that the capital expenditure has to come from revenues . And that capex expenditure though not as obvious as oil prices and it&rsquo;s direct impact also affect the common person. Capex spends have a much longer and salutory impact that one must keep in mind.
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CEA Krishnamurthy Subramanian Exclusive: India's recovery risk from energy crisis 

Recovery and Risk, India’s 17th CEA KV Subramanian, lays out the economic reality and priorities 

KV Subramanian Exclusive| India's economic reality spelled out 

Expect global commodity prices to remain high, will have to calibrate demand and supply very carefully.&nbsp;

Brace yourself for high fuel prices over the next year says India&rsquo;s 17th Chief Economic Advisor in an exclusive chat on Biz Buzz as he highlights the need for revenue to fund the govt&rsquo;s capex plans. Here is an excerpt of the candid conversation with&nbsp;KV Subramanian.&nbsp; Vikram&nbsp;Chandra, Editorji: Let us focus on risks, with Covid risks receding is the global energy concerns the biggest risk you see right now?
 KV Subramanian,&nbsp;CEA:&nbsp;While we are still not out of the pandemic , but from October onwards you will see a big ramp-up in the second doses. Two-dose protection has dramatically bought down severity of the disease. The likelihood of a devastating third wave is not very high but I am a consumer of this research so I will caution and say epidemiologists&nbsp;are the best to answer this.&nbsp;
 Turning to global energy concerns. Unlike other countries , India has rightly focused on supply side concerns while everyone focused on demand side. We recognised early on that supply side issues in India are far harder to deal with and acted on it. Some of the power sector reforms, mining sector changes will help us enhance supply. What we are seeing is supply side friction across globally economies but India planned for it and recognised the supply side pressures early. But the next couple of months we will have to match supply and demand very carefully after which the measures we have taken will start to kick in. We need to calibrate the next few months very carefully.&nbsp;
Vikram&nbsp;Chandra, Editorji: Lets talk a little bit more about the energy crisis from coal to oil and the impact it has having on consumers. What is the governments thought process right now on how to ease this pressure ?
 KV Subramanian,&nbsp;CEA:&nbsp;This year and next year expect crude oil prices to remain high, given the OECD estimates it is clear that global demand will remain quiet high keeping prices high. Do not foresee oil prices easing over the next 18-24 months, see crude above the $70 mark sustaining. Price in petrol pumps is of concern because of overall inflation. Currently food inflation is the largest part of the basket and that is easing keeping the basket under check. The govt is talking about what can be done about high petrol prices. But do keep in mind that the capital expenditure has to come from revenues . And that capex expenditure though not as obvious as oil prices and it&rsquo;s direct impact also affect the common person. Capex spends have a much longer and salutory impact that one must keep in mind.
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Brace yourself for high fuel prices over the next year says India&rsquo;s chief economic advisor in an exclusive chat on Biz Buzz as he highlights the need for revenue to fund the govt&rsquo;s capex plans. With Budget planning kick starting in North Block, here is a look at what the priorities are for the coming year.&nbsp;
Vikram&nbsp;Chandra, Editorji: Moody&rsquo;s move to change India&rsquo;s outlook to stable from negative comes as a big positive, shall we look at a possible ratings upgrade in the future?
KV Subramanian,&nbsp;CEA: Rating agencies are extremely conservative and many occasions have also been behind the curve. Rating Agencies have been disproportionately behind the curve while taking in account India&rsquo;s fundamentals Moody&rsquo;s outlook change is a telling sign of the change on the ground. Investors typically have been ahead of the curve and you can see that in the big flows in FII and FDI flows. Moody&rsquo;s highlights important aspect that the risks from the financial sector has eased out and negative feedback of the financial system in to the economy has toned down. That is a very critical point as the slowdown pre-pandemic was due due to the financial sector. Financial sector reform is the single biggest aspect that is playing out for the economy.&nbsp;
Rajeev&nbsp;Dubey, Fortune India: What meterics need to change from the Sovereign end for rating agencies to be convinced of a full ratings upgrade?
KV Subramanian,&nbsp;CEA: We have done what needed to be done. Historically the 5th largest economy was always AA or AAA rated, now that India is the fifth largest economy it is a BBB rated. As a professor and a subject matter expert I can tell you that there is a conceptual flaw in the Ability to pay debt depends on aggregate GDP not on your GDP per capita. Historically GDP per capita was a good indicator for debt level evaluation but that was before the financial crisis. The rating agencies sticking to their conservative mindset have stuck to their flawed model and we have highlighted this to them. I have no doubt, that this is a clear case of thinking using a broken model.&nbsp;
Vikram&nbsp;Chandra, Editorji: Let us focus on other risks, with Covid risks receding is the global energy concerns the biggest risk you see right now?
KV Subramanian,&nbsp;CEA:&nbsp;While we are still not out of the pandemic , but from October onwards you will see a big ramp-up in the second doses. Two-dose protection has dramatically bought down severity of the disease. The likelihood of a devastating third wave is not very high but I am a consumer of this research so I will caution and say epidemiologists&nbsp;are the best to answer this.&nbsp;
Turning to global energy concerns. Unlike other countries , India has rightly focused on supply side concerns while everyone focused on demand side. We recognised early on that supply side issues in India are far harder to deal with and acted on it. Some of the power sector reforms, mining sector changes will help us enhance supply. What we are seeing is supply side friction across globally economies but India planned for it and recognised the supply side pressures early. But the next couple of months we will have to match supply and demand very carefully after which the measures we have taken will start to kick in. We need to calibrate the next few months very carefully.&nbsp;
Rajeev&nbsp;Dubey, Fortune India: When do you see private expenditure and consumption starting to kick off&nbsp;
Already seeing signs of private consumption starting to pick up. The Q1 consumption grew by 20% though on a low base but it happened despite significant supply side constraints , which show cases that demand is robust. Now in Q2 with the restrictions reduced you are seeing demand not just in the manufacturing sector but also the services sector which is showcased in the high frequency PMI data. On the expenditure side, investment levels in Q3 and Q4 were above 33% which is much above the average. The capex the govt has planned for this year is the highest so far and the run rate is confirming that we will meet the budget target for this year. Even anecdotal evidence supports this, have heard of corporates such as Vedanta, Hindalco announcing large capex plan. Corporate announcements of investment shows that the industry is also seeing the nuance interpretation of consumption picking up .&nbsp;
Vikram&nbsp;Chandra, Editorji: Lets talk a little bit more about the energy crisis from coal to oil and the impact it has having on consumers. What is the governments thought process right now on how to ease this pressure ?
KV Subramanian,&nbsp;CEA:&nbsp;This year and next year expect crude oil prices to remain high, given the OECD estimates it is clear that global demand will remain quiet high keeping prices high. Do not foresee oil prices easing over the next 18-24 months, see crude above the $70 mark sustaining. Price in petrol pumps is of concern because of overall inflation. Currently food inflation is the largest part of the basket and that is easing keeping the basket under check. The govt is talking about what can be done about high petrol prices. But do keep in mind that the capital expenditure has to come from revenues . And that capex expenditure though not as obvious as oil prices and it&rsquo;s direct impact also affect the common person. Capex spends have a much longer and salutory impact that one must keep in mind.
Rajeev&nbsp;Dubey, Fortune India: The budget exercise is about to kick off what is on top of you mind right now.&nbsp;
KV Subramanian,&nbsp;CEA: Laying out a path of fiscal consolidation while staying the course of capital expenditure that would be a very important point. Post global crisis, there has been a shift in India&rsquo;s economic thinking and response. India has focused much more on the multiplier and capex model versus the keynesian model of stimulus that the rest of the world is sticking with. India&rsquo;s innovative policy response shows courage of conviction as it shows much long lasting impact. Focusing on the same path of fiscal consolidation while maintaining capex remains critical. At the same time, we must continue the focus on enterprise policy focused on private industry. Right now the government owns 360 public sector undertaking Once the&nbsp;enterprise policy focused on private&nbsp;sector is taken to it&rsquo;s logical conclusion the Govt should be left with 3-4 PSUs in 3-4 sectors like banking, defence. To ensure this flow every year we will have to bring PSUs to the floor that we will need to privatise. Asset monetisation policy is another focus as it will raise the efficiency levels in the economy and bring idol assets back into economy.&nbsp;
Vikram&nbsp;Chandra, Editorji: Stock market are roaring to new highs, does that worry you or present opportunity to push out big ticket de-investments such as LIC?
KV Subramanian,&nbsp;CEA:&nbsp;It is a wonderful opportunity to do the divestment that is planned for this year. Financial markets near record high are assessing value of reforms undertaken. Financial experts don&rsquo;t just look at levels but also volatility to evaluate risk of bubbles. If you look at the volatility index it has been trending down, that has given comfort. For any asset market you can never speak with certainty but the likelihood of a bubble is very low.&nbsp;
Rajeev&nbsp;Dubey, Fortune India: The chatter about rollback of the pandemic liquidity or easy money from the system, what is your take on it.&nbsp;
KV Subramanian,&nbsp;CEA:&nbsp;There are two key aspects to look at here, the Fed has learnt lessons from the last taper in 2013 and is setting expectations very clearly. So unlike 2013 where the taper took a lot EMs by surprise, this time it is ensuring the communication is clear. Similarly even the RBI is doing the same, setting down expectation for the tapering of excess liquidity. We suffered during taper tantrum in 2013 because our key economic fundamentals (current a/c deficit, fiscal deficit, inflation) were quite fragile after the financial crisis. The same economic indicators have turned around due to strong supply side policies and has put us in a much more strong position vs peers and 2013. So even if the eventual taper has an impact it will be temporary and not long lasting.&nbsp;

On Biz Buzz| Ratings, Recovery and Risk, India’s CEA lays out the economic realty and priorities 

Brace yourself for high fuel prices over the next year says India’s chief economic advisor in an exclusive chat on Biz Buzz as he highlights the need for revenue to fund the govt’s capex plans. With Budget planning kickstarting in North Block, here is a look at what the priorities are for the coming year. 

Expect crude oil prices to remain high as global demand pressures to remain.&nbsp;

Brace yourself for high fuel prices over the next year says India&rsquo;s 17th Chief Economic Advisor in an exclusive chat on Biz Buzz as he highlights the need for revenue to fund the govt&rsquo;s capex plans. With Budget planning kick starting in North Block, here is a look at what the priorities are for the coming year.&nbsp;
Vikram&nbsp;Chandra, Editorji: Moody&rsquo;s move to change India&rsquo;s outlook to stable from negative comes as a big positive, shall we look at a possible ratings upgrade in the future?
KV Subramanian,&nbsp;CEA: Rating agencies are extremely conservative and many occasions have also been behind the curve. Rating Agencies have been disproportionately behind the curve while taking in account India&rsquo;s fundamentals Moody&rsquo;s outlook change is a telling sign of the change on the ground. Investors typically have been ahead of the curve and you can see that in the big flows in FII and FDI flows. Moody&rsquo;s highlights important aspect that the risks from the financial sector has eased out and negative feedback of the financial system in to the economy has toned down. That is a very critical point as the slowdown pre-pandemic was due due to the financial sector. Financial sector reform is the single biggest aspect that is playing out for the economy.&nbsp;
 Rajeev&nbsp;Dubey, Fortune India: What meterics need to change from the Sovereign end for rating agencies to be convinced of a full ratings upgrade?
 KV Subramanian,&nbsp;CEA: We have done what needed to be done. Historically the 5th largest economy was always AA or AAA rated, now that India is the fifth largest economy it is a BBB rated. As a professor and a subject matter expert I can tell you that there is a conceptual flaw in the Ability to pay debt depends on aggregate GDP not on your GDP per capita. Historically GDP per capita was a good indicator for debt level evaluation but that was before the financial crisis. The rating agencies sticking to their conservative mindset have stuck to their flawed model and we have highlighted this to them. I have no doubt, that this is a clear case of thinking using a broken model.&nbsp;
 Vikram&nbsp;Chandra, Editorji: Let us focus on other risks, with Covid risks receding is the global energy concerns the biggest risk you see right now?
 KV Subramanian,&nbsp;CEA:&nbsp;While we are still not out of the pandemic , but from October onwards you will see a big ramp-up in the second doses. Two-dose protection has dramatically bought down severity of the disease. The likelihood of a devastating third wave is not very high but I am a consumer of this research so I will caution and say epidemiologists&nbsp;are the best to answer this.&nbsp;
 Turning to global energy concerns. Unlike other countries , India has rightly focused on supply side concerns while everyone focused on demand side. We recognised early on that supply side issues in India are far harder to deal with and acted on it. Some of the power sector reforms, mining sector changes will help us enhance supply. What we are seeing is supply side friction across globally economies but India planned for it and recognised the supply side pressures early. But the next couple of months we will have to match supply and demand very carefully after which the measures we have taken will start to kick in. We need to calibrate the next few months very carefully.&nbsp;
 Rajeev&nbsp;Dubey, Fortune India: When do you see private expenditure and consumption starting to kick off&nbsp;
 Already seeing signs of private consumption starting to pick up. The Q1 consumption grew by 20% though on a low base but it happened despite significant supply side constraints , which show cases that demand is robust. Now in Q2 with the restrictions reduced you are seeing demand not just in the manufacturing sector but also the services sector which is showcased in the high frequency PMI data. On the expenditure side, investment levels in Q3 and Q4 were above 33% which is much above the average. The capex the govt has planned for this year is the highest so far and the run rate is confirming that we will meet the budget target for this year. Even anecdotal evidence supports this, have heard of corporates such as Vedanta, Hindalco announcing large capex plan. Corporate announcements of investment shows that the industry is also seeing the nuance interpretation of consumption picking up .&nbsp;
 Vikram&nbsp;Chandra, Editorji: Lets talk a little bit more about the energy crisis from coal to oil and the impact it has having on consumers. What is the governments thought process right now on how to ease this pressure ?
 KV Subramanian,&nbsp;CEA:&nbsp;This year and next year expect crude oil prices to remain high, given the OECD estimates it is clear that global demand will remain quiet high keeping prices high. Do not foresee oil prices easing over the next 18-24 months, see crude above the $70 mark sustaining. Price in petrol pumps is of concern because of overall inflation. Currently food inflation is the largest part of the basket and that is easing keeping the basket under check. The govt is talking about what can be done about high petrol prices. But do keep in mind that the capital expenditure has to come from revenues . And that capex expenditure though not as obvious as oil prices and it&rsquo;s direct impact also affect the common person. Capex spends have a much longer and salutory impact that one must keep in mind.
 Rajeev&nbsp;Dubey, Fortune India: The budget exercise is about to kick off what is on top of you mind right now.&nbsp;
 KV Subramanian,&nbsp;CEA: Laying out a path of fiscal consolidation while staying the course of capital expenditure that would be a very important point. Post global crisis, there has been a shift in India&rsquo;s economic thinking and response. India has focused much more on the multiplier and capex model versus the keynesian model of stimulus that the rest of the world is sticking with. India&rsquo;s innovative policy response shows courage of conviction as it shows much long lasting impact. Focusing on the same path of fiscal consolidation while maintaining capex remains critical. At the same time, we must continue the focus on enterprise policy focused on private industry. Right now the government owns 360 public sector undertaking Once the&nbsp;enterprise policy focused on private&nbsp;sector is taken to it&rsquo;s logical conclusion the Govt should be left with 3-4 PSUs in 3-4 sectors like banking, defence. To ensure this flow every year we will have to bring PSUs to the floor that we will need to privatise. Asset monetisation policy is another focus as it will raise the efficiency levels in the economy and bring idol assets back into economy.&nbsp;
Vikram&nbsp;Chandra, Editorji: Stock market are roaring to new highs, does that worry you or present opportunity to push out big ticket de-investments such as LIC?
 KV Subramanian,&nbsp;CEA:&nbsp;It is a wonderful opportunity to do the divestment that is planned for this year. Financial markets near record high are assessing value of reforms undertaken. Financial experts don&rsquo;t just look at levels but also volatility to evaluate risk of bubbles. If you look at the volatility index it has been trending down, that has given comfort. For any asset market you can never speak with certainty but the likelihood of a bubble is very low.&nbsp;
 Rajeev&nbsp;Dubey, Fortune India: The chatter about rollback of the pandemic liquidity or easy money from the system, what is your take on it.&nbsp;
 KV Subramanian,&nbsp;CEA:&nbsp;There are two key aspects to look at here, the Fed has learnt lessons from the last taper in 2013 and is setting expectations very clearly. So unlike 2013 where the taper took a lot EMs by surprise, this time it is ensuring the communication is clear. Similarly even the RBI is doing the same, setting down expectation for the tapering of excess liquidity. We suffered during taper tantrum in 2013 because our key economic fundamentals (current a/c deficit, fiscal deficit, inflation) were quite fragile after the financial crisis. The same economic indicators have turned around due to strong supply side policies and has put us in a much more strong position vs peers and 2013. So even if the eventual taper has an impact it will be temporary and not long lasting.&nbsp;

The pandemic has led to a faster process in rolling out the right drug into the market, as pointed out by&nbsp;Umang Vohra, Global CEO &amp; MD of Cipla.
In an exclusive conversation with Editorji&nbsp;and Fortune India, Vohra&nbsp;mentioned that&nbsp;data science and technology&nbsp;are allowing to match a prediction with the evidence really quickly.
"What took years to put together in terms of computational&nbsp;power, now just takes 10% of the time," Cipla's&nbsp;Global CEO&nbsp;told Editorji.
&nbsp;

Cipla CEO Exclusive | Game changing moves in approvals and discovery 

The pandemic has led to a faster process in rolling out the right drug into the market, as pointed out by Umang Vohra, Global CEO & MD of Cipla.

The pandemic has led to a faster process in rolling out the right drug into the market, as pointed out by&nbsp;Umang Vohra, Global CEO &amp; MD of Cipla.
In an exclusive conversation with Editorji&nbsp;and Fortune India, Vohra&nbsp;mentioned that&nbsp;data science and technology&nbsp;are allowing to match a prediction with the evidence really quickly.
"What took years to put together in terms of computational&nbsp;power, now just takes 10% of the time," Cipla's&nbsp;Global CEO&nbsp;told Editorji.
&nbsp;

What took years to put together in terms of computational&nbsp;power, now just takes 10% of the time

As the pharma industry makes the transition for the world to move from &nbsp;&lsquo;illness to wellness&rsquo; Umang Vohra, Global CEO &amp; MD of Cipla says innovation not generics will be the next big bet for the sector.In an exclusive chat with Editorji&nbsp;and Fortune India Cipla's&nbsp;Global CEO&nbsp;&amp; MD says he expects to see over 70% of Indians vaccinated by June 2022 and is confident that Covid will become just another flu the world will learn to live with.On the question of boosters, the Cipla chief says the current dose of boosters are not &rsquo;true boosters&rsquo; and are largely just an extra shot as the virus continues to mutate.&nbsp;

On Biz Buzz| Cipla Global CEO Exclusive on global partnerships and pharma beyond covid

Umang Vohra Global MD & CEO, @Cipla_Global in an exclusive chat sees a paradigm shift for the sector as it moves from  just curing illness to the 'wellness ecosystem' with game changing partnerships. 

#BizBuzz | Cipla on Covid & Beyond

Global collaboration now in pharma is a paradigm shift for innovation: Cipla&nbsp;

As the pharma industry makes the transition for the world to move from &nbsp;&lsquo;illness to wellness&rsquo; Umang Vohra, Global CEO &amp; MD of Cipla says innovation not generics will be the next big bet for the sector. In an exclusive chat with Editorji&nbsp;and Fortune India Cipla's&nbsp;Global CEO&nbsp;&amp; MD says he expects to see over 70% of Indians vaccinated by June 2022 and is confident that Covid will become just another flu the world will learn to live with. On the question of boosters, the Cipla chief says the current dose of boosters are not &rsquo;true boosters&rsquo; and are largely just an extra shot as the virus continues to mutate.&nbsp;

Sensex&nbsp;and Nifty perched at record high, what should be your investment mantra to get the best returns in the bull market? Veteran Investor&nbsp;Raamdeo Agrawal&nbsp;spills the strategy for best returns and the sectors one need to watch. Here is what Raamdeo&nbsp;Agrawal, Chairman &amp; Co-founder Motilal Oswal Financial Services Ltd is telling investors-:

On Retail Rush: Seeing unprecedented volumes of retail participation in the market, the 'robinhood' rally to continue
Correction Coming?: Can not rule out a correction or pullback from the market from the current level but even the holy trinity&nbsp;can not&nbsp;time the market&nbsp;
Strategy for Small Investors: Start small and stay invested, look at SIP as a starting point, limit risk at debut.
What Returns to Expect: Indian market set to outperform in the next decade. Can easily make 15% in this market
Gold a good&nbsp;gift but bad investment: Better to invest higher return investment options, do not see gold outperforming as an asset class.
Startup&nbsp;surge: The future is digital but new investors should be vary of how much to invest into new digital ventures
Cryptocurrency: Crypto too cryptic, better to stay away if one does not understand the subject well enough


On Biz Buzz| Raamdeo Agrawal gives you the investment mantra for Financial Freedom in this bull market

Never a better a time to invest than now, says Veteran investor&nbsp;Raamdeo&nbsp;Agrawal. The Chairman and co-founder of Motilal Oswal&nbsp;Financial&nbsp;Services&nbsp;spills the beans on the perfect investment manta to plan for financial freedom this Independence Day.&nbsp;

On Biz Buzz | Never a better a time to invest than now, says Raamdeo Agrawal

Never a better a time to invest than now, says Raamdeo&nbsp;Agrawal

Sensex&nbsp;and Nifty perched at record high, what should be your investment mantra to get the best returns in the bull market? Veteran Investor&nbsp;Raamdeo Agrawal&nbsp;spills the strategy for best returns and the sectors one need to watch. Here is what Raamdeo&nbsp;Agrawal, Chairman &amp; Co-founder Motilal Oswal Financial Services Ltd is telling investors-:
<ul>
<li>On Retail Rush: Seeing unprecedented volumes of retail participation in the market, the 'robinhood' rally to continue</li>
<li>Correction Coming?: Can not rule out a correction or pullback from the market from the current level but even the holy trinity&nbsp;can not&nbsp;time the market&nbsp;</li>
<li>Strategy for Small Investors: Start small and stay invested, look at SIP as a starting point, limit risk at debut.</li>
<li>What Returns to Expect: Indian market set to outperform in the next decade. Can easily make 15% in this market</li>
<li>Gold a good&nbsp;gift but bad investment: Better to invest higher return investment options, do not see gold outperforming as an asset class.</li>
<li>Startup&nbsp;surge: The future is digital but new investors should be vary of how much to invest into new digital ventures</li>
<li>Cryptocurrency: Crypto too cryptic, better to stay away if one does not understand the subject well enough</li>
</ul>

Bitcoin has doubled from it's 2017 peak! It is never too late to start investing but start small and study, that's the advise coming in from India's most successful crypto exchange platform. Do not just follow the trend but research, that is another important tidbit from Nischal Shetty as he guides new investors and those sitting on the sidelines to come and be a part of the blockchain bonanza.

On Biz Buzz | Want to invest in Crypto? WazirX founder tells you how

Investing in cryptocurrency, is it too risky? is it too technical? how does one start, what should be your strategy ? Chief of&nbsp;Binance&nbsp;backed&nbsp;WazirX&nbsp;shows the way to safe and sound crypto&nbsp;investing. Watch to know more.&nbsp; 
@NischalShetty&nbsp;@cz_binance&nbsp;@binance&nbsp;@WazirXIndia
&nbsp;#Bitcoin&nbsp;#Binance&nbsp;#Blockchain&nbsp;#Cryptocurrency
&nbsp;

Bitcoin&nbsp;has doubled the past 3 ears from it's peak in 2017.&nbsp;

Bitcoin has doubled from it's 2017 peak! It is never too late to start investing but start small and study, that's the advise coming in from India's most successful crypto exchange platform. Do not just follow the trend but research, that is another important tidbit from Nischal Shetty as he guides new investors and those sitting on the sidelines to come and be a part of the blockchain bonanza.

Is it a commodity , is it a currency, is it an asset or is it just superficial? Crypto decoded with India's largest crypto exchange platform WazirX who says Crypto can't be classified but with an aim to avoid mint street admits that it may not be accepted as payment/currency in India. Nischal admits that UPI is far more efficient than crypto can ever be as a digital payment mode but reiterates that it does not render the digital token useless.

On Biz Buzz | WazirX concedes crypto not as efficient as UPI, unlikely to be accepted as Payment mode

Please put out the chunks from Monday.
@NischalShetty
@cz_binance
@binance
@WazirXIndia
#Bitcoin
&nbsp;#Binance
#Blockchain
#Cryptocurrency

Is it a commodity , is it a currency, is it an asset or is it just superficial? Crypto decoded with India's largest crypto exchange platform WazirX who says Crypto can't be classified but with an aim to avoid mint street admits that it may not be accepted as payment/currency in India. Nischal admits that UPI is far more efficient than crypto can ever be as a digital payment mode but reiterates that it does not render the digital token useless.

As India steadily emerges out the second Covid wave, there is now new Delta variant of the virus that has experts and people worried. Will vaccines be effective against this variant? Why are newer and deadlier variants of Covid constantly emerging? Will there be a third Covid wave in the country? If yes, are we better equipped this time with people being vaccinated? The govt has said the country will have 200 crore Covid vaccine doses by December.
Answering all your Covid-related FAQs and questions, on today's episode of Ask The Doctor, Vikram Chandra speaks to Dr Naresh Trehan, Chairman &amp; Managing Director, Medanta Group of hospitals, Shobana Kamineni, Executive Vice Chairperson, Apollo Hospitals, and Dr. Mathew Varghese, Former Director, St. Stephens Hospital, Orthopaedic Surgeon &amp; Public Health Expert.

Ask The Doctor | Should we worry about the new Delta Covid variant?

As India steadily emerges out the second Covid wave, there is now new Delta variant of the virus that has experts and people worried. Will vaccines be effective against this variant? Why are newer and deadlier variants of Covid constantly emerging? Will there be a third Covid wave in the country? If yes, are we better equipped this time with people being vaccinated? The govt has said the country will have 200 crore Covid vaccine doses by December.
Answering all your Covid-related FAQs and questions, on today's episode of Ask The Doctor, Vikram Chandra speaks to Dr Naresh Trehan, Chairman &amp; Managing Director, Medanta Group of hospitals, Shobana Kamineni, Executive Vice Chairperson, Apollo Hospitals, and Dr. Mathew Varghese, Former Director, St. Stephens Hospital, Orthopaedic Surgeon &amp; Public Health Expert.

#AskTheDoctor

Ask The Doctor l What hospitals need to do to prepare for 3rd wave

Ask The Doctor l What hospitals need to do to prepare for 3rd wave

Dr Mathew Varghese, one of the top doctors of the country,&nbsp;answers your questions&nbsp;on this week's episode of Ask The Doctor about efficacy of Covid-19 vaccines against the Delta variant and if it is advisable to mix vaccines&nbsp;

Ask The Doctor l Should you mix vaccines?

Dr Mathew Varghese, one of the top doctors of the country,&nbsp;answers your questions&nbsp;on this week's episode of Ask The Doctor about efficacy of Covid-19 vaccines against the Delta variant and if it is advisable to mix vaccines&nbsp;

Ask The Doctor l Lessons we need to learn from the 2nd Covid-19 wave

Ask The Doctor l Lessons we need to learn from the 2nd Covid-19 wave

On this week's episode of Ask The Doctor, Dr Naresh&nbsp;Trehan of&nbsp;Medanta&nbsp;talks about the lessons we need to learn from the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic.&nbsp;

As India slowly and steadily emerges out of the deadly 2nd Covid wave, the biggest challenge before the administration now, is vaccination. The govt has said, about 43% of those above 60 years of age have been vaccinated against COVID-19; while 37% of those above 45 years, have recieved at least one jab. India has also seen a 68% decline in daily caseload, as per govt data.
On today's episode of Ask The Doctor, answering all your Covid and vaccination related queries are Dr. Amita Gupta, MD MHS Professor of Infectious Diseases and International Health, Faculty co-Chair of the Johns Hopkins India Institute, Johns Hopkins University; S. Vincent Rajkumar, MD, Editor in Chief, Blood Cancer Journal, Professor of Medicine, Mayo Clinic Rochester, Minnesota, USA; and Dr Aju Mathew, Oncologist and Epidemiologist, based in Kerala.
Watch all the episodes of Ask The Doctor on your editorji app, download at www.editorji.com/download

Ask The Doctor | Top experts answer all your Covid and vaccine-related FAQs

As India slowly and steadily emerges out of the deadly 2nd Covid wave, the biggest challenge before the administration now, is vaccination. The govt has said, about 43% of those above 60 years of age have been vaccinated against COVID-19; while 37% of those above 45 years, have recieved at least one jab. India has also seen a 68% decline in daily caseload, as per govt data.
On today's episode of Ask The Doctor, answering all your Covid and vaccination related queries are Dr. Amita Gupta, MD MHS Professor of Infectious Diseases and International Health, Faculty co-Chair of the Johns Hopkins India Institute, Johns Hopkins University; S. Vincent Rajkumar, MD, Editor in Chief, Blood Cancer Journal, Professor of Medicine, Mayo Clinic Rochester, Minnesota, USA; and Dr Aju Mathew, Oncologist and Epidemiologist, based in Kerala.
Watch all the episodes of Ask The Doctor on your editorji app, download at www.editorji.com/download

On today's episode of&nbsp;Ask The Doctor, experts say mixing of vaccine doses should be avoided unless there is no other option due to vaccine shortage. On the need for booster doses, doctors say currently the first priority is to get as many people vaccinated with at least one dose as possible, before we think about booster doses. Studies are underway to determine the need for a booster dose, based on how long immunity from vaccines last. On post-Covid lung infections and cardiac ailments, doctors recommend being cautious about frequently changing oxygen levels. Regular use of an oximeter or a spirometer to measure lung capacity post Covid recovery can help prevent cardiact arrests.

Ask The Doctor | Top doctors answer FAQs on booster shot, mixing vaccine and post covid lung treatment

On today's episode of&nbsp;Ask The Doctor, experts say mixing of vaccine doses should be avoided unless there is no other option due to vaccine shortage. On the need for booster doses, doctors say currently the first priority is to get as many people vaccinated with at least one dose as possible, before we think about booster doses. Studies are underway to determine the need for a booster dose, based on how long immunity from vaccines last. On post-Covid lung infections and cardiac ailments, doctors recommend being cautious about frequently changing oxygen levels. Regular use of an oximeter or a spirometer to measure lung capacity post Covid recovery can help prevent cardiact arrests.

On today's episode of Ask the Doctor, Dr. Amita Gupta, MD MHS Professor of Infectious Diseases and International Health, Faculty co-Chair of the Johns Hopkins India Institute, Johns Hopkins University; S. Vincent Rajkumar, MD, Editor in Chief, Blood Cancer Journal, Professor of Medicine, Mayo Clinic Rochester, Minnesota, USA; and Dr Aju Mathew, Oncologist and Epidemiologist, based in Kerala; assure that all vaccines are safe, no matter what brand they are. While mRNA&nbsp;vaccines have shown maximum efficacy, doctors insist people must get vaccinated with whatever is available, because reducing severe disease and deaths is the end goal.


Ask The Doctor | Vaccines save lives, so no two ways about it, say doctors

On today's episode of Ask the Doctor, Dr. Amita Gupta, MD MHS Professor of Infectious Diseases and International Health, Faculty co-Chair of the Johns Hopkins India Institute, Johns Hopkins University; S. Vincent Rajkumar, MD, Editor in Chief, Blood Cancer Journal, Professor of Medicine, Mayo Clinic Rochester, Minnesota, USA; and Dr Aju Mathew, Oncologist and Epidemiologist, based in Kerala; assure that all vaccines are safe, no matter what brand they are. While mRNA&nbsp;vaccines have shown maximum efficacy, doctors insist people must get vaccinated with whatever is available, because reducing severe disease and deaths is the end goal.

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