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Boat's new Smart Ring, priced at Rs 8,999, offers advanced health tracking and is available from August 28. It competes with the Noise Luna Ring in India's wearable segment.

Boat Smart Ring launched in India: Check price, availability, specs and features

<h2>Boat introduces the Smart Ring in India, available on Amazon and Flipkart from August 28. The ring offers health-tracking functions and intuitive touch controls.</h2>

Boat, a well-known brand in the wearable segment, has diversified its portfolio in India with the introduction of a new product, the Boat Smart Ring. This is the company's first venture into the smart ring category, showcasing a stylish ceramic design and the ability to monitor daily activities.
<h3>Boat Smart Ring India Launch: Price and Availability</h3>
The Boat Smart Ring price in India is set at Rs 8,999. It will be available for purchase online on Amazon.in and Flipkart starting from August 28. The ring comes in three different sizes: 7, 9, and 11, which have diameters of 17.40mm, 19.15mm, and 20.85mm, respectively.
<h3>Boat Smart Ring Specifications and Features</h3>
The Boat Smart Ring specs include a host of essential functionalities. The ring comes with advanced tracking capabilities housed in a premium ceramic and metal frame. One key aspect of the Boat Smart Ring features is the Boat Smart Ring touch controls. The device supports swipe navigation and intuitive touch controls. Boat has also mentioned that users can control music, change tracks, take photos, and navigate apps using the smart ring. The ring is designed to work in conjunction with the Boat Ring app, which provides detailed health insights of the user.
<h3>Health Tracking Capabilities</h3>
The Boat Smart Ring health tracking functionalities include a heart rate monitor, SpO2 sensor, and body temperature monitor. Additionally, it can monitor sleep patterns and offers menstrual tracking functionality. The ring also comes equipped with axis motion sensors and boasts a water-resistant design.
<h3>Competition: Boat Smart Ring vs Noise Luna Ring</h3>
The Boat Smart Ring is expected to face competition from the recently launched Noise Luna Ring. Noise intends for the smart ring to enhance cognitive well-being by seamlessly integrating technology into users' daily lives. The Luna Ring is designed to provide three key metrics - Sleep, Readiness, and Activity - to offer comprehensive data that can help users improve their overall well-being. The ring will feature advanced sensors and durable construction, enabling users to make informed lifestyle changes effectively.
<h3>Wrap Up</h3>
The Boat Smart Ring marks Boat's entry into the smart ring category in the Indian market. With its advanced tracking capabilities, intuitive Boat Smart Ring touch controls, and comprehensive Boat Smart Ring health tracking features, it is poised to be a valuable addition to the wearable technology market. However, it remains to be seen how it will perform against competitors like the Noise Luna Ring.
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The Coast Guard and Gujarat Anti-Terrorist Squad have seized heroin worth Rs 350 crore from a Pakistani boat off the state coast and apprehended its six crew members, officials said on Saturday.
The ICG and ATS personnel seized the boat Al Sakar, which had 50 kg heroin on board, in the Arabian Sea. The operation was conducted during the intervening night of Friday and Saturday, they said.
The boat with six crew members on board was brought to the state's Jakhau port for further investigation, they added.
A release issued by the ICG said the joint operation was carried out during the intervening night of October 7 and 8, when a Pakistani boat was observed moving suspiciously in Indian waters, five nautical miles inside notional International Maritime Boundary Line (IMBL) and 40 nautical miles from Jakhau.
"On being challenged, the Pakistani boat started evasive manoeuvring. Two fast interceptor class of ships - C-429 and C-454 - deployed by the ICG for patrolling in areas close to the IMBL, intercepted the Pakistani boat and forced it to stop," it said.
Following a search of the boat, 50 kg of narcotic was found concealed in five gunny bags. The market value of the seized drug is estimated to be Rs 350 crore, it said, adding that the boat was brought to Jakhau for further joint investigation by all agencies along with the six crew members, who were apprehended.
This is the sixth such joint operation by the IGC and state ATS in the last one year and second such operation in less than a month when 40 kg drugs was seized from a Pakistani boat on September 14.
Such operations have been a result of effective coordination and synergy amongst security agencies, the ICG said in a release.
In September last year, the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) had seized nearly 3,000 kg of heroin, believed to have originated in Afghanistan and worth about Rs 21,000 crore in global markets, from two containers at the Mundra port in Kutch district of Gujarat. It is said to be the single largest heroin haul in India so far.
In April this year, the DRI had seized 205.6 kg heroin worth Rs 1,439 crore from a container near the Kandla port in Kutch, while in May, it had recovered 56 kg of cocaine, estimated to be worth around Rs 500 crore, from a container near the Mundra port. In July, the ATS had seized 75.3 kg of heroin estimated to be worth Rs 376.5 crore from a container near the Mundra port. 

Heroin worth Rs 350 crore seized from Pakistani boat off Gujarat coast; 6 crew members apprehended

Coast guard, ATS apprehend Pakistani boat, crew members off Gujarat coast

The boat with six crew members on board was brought to the state's Jakhau port for further investigation, they added.

The Coast Guard and Gujarat Anti-Terrorist Squad have seized heroin worth Rs 350 crore from a Pakistani boat off the state coast and apprehended its six crew members, officials said on Saturday.
The ICG and ATS personnel seized the boat Al Sakar, which had 50 kg heroin on board, in the Arabian Sea. The operation was conducted during the intervening night of Friday and Saturday, they said.
The boat with six crew members on board was brought to the state's Jakhau port for further investigation, they added.
A release issued by the ICG said the joint operation was carried out during the intervening night of October 7 and 8, when a Pakistani boat was observed moving suspiciously in Indian waters, five nautical miles inside notional International Maritime Boundary Line (IMBL) and 40 nautical miles from Jakhau.
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"On being challenged, the Pakistani boat started evasive manoeuvring. Two fast interceptor class of ships - C-429 and C-454 - deployed by the ICG for patrolling in areas close to the IMBL, intercepted the Pakistani boat and forced it to stop," it said.
Following a search of the boat, 50 kg of narcotic was found concealed in five gunny bags. The market value of the seized drug is estimated to be Rs 350 crore, it said, adding that the boat was brought to Jakhau for further joint investigation by all agencies along with the six crew members, who were apprehended.
This is the sixth such joint operation by the IGC and state ATS in the last one year and second such operation in less than a month when 40 kg drugs was seized from a Pakistani boat on September 14.
Such operations have been a result of effective coordination and synergy amongst security agencies, the ICG said in a release.
In September last year, the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) had seized nearly 3,000 kg of heroin, believed to have originated in Afghanistan and worth about Rs 21,000 crore in global markets, from two containers at the Mundra port in Kutch district of Gujarat. It is said to be the single largest heroin haul in India so far.
In April this year, the DRI had seized 205.6 kg heroin worth Rs 1,439 crore from a container near the Kandla port in Kutch, while in May, it had recovered 56 kg of cocaine, estimated to be worth around Rs 500 crore, from a container near the Mundra port. In July, the ATS had seized 75.3 kg of heroin estimated to be worth Rs 376.5 crore from a container near the Mundra port.&nbsp;

A wild party by a group of men in the UK turned into a nightmare for the locals. The group had hired 3 barges for the weekend, and ended up crashing one of them, and sinking another, as per a Daily Mail report.
The incident occurred in Worcestershire between May 20 and 22. The accidents led to the flooding of a nearby road, and closure of a waterway.
The drunk group allegedly crashed one of the barges into another boat on May 20 evening. The sailor of the other boat, Amanda Huxtable said that she was frightened, and called the police. The group allegedly hit multiple boats on the same night.
Meanwhile, a barge sank while passing through a lock on the Droitwich canal in Worcestershire. It took rescue teams most of May 21 to unblock the canal, even as water levels rose and flooded nearby roads.
The Canal and Rivers Trust is reportedly investigating the incident.

Wild party in UK: group crashes one boat, sinks another causing canal blockade, flooding of roads

The group had hired 3 barges for the weekend, and ended up crashing one of them, and sinking another, as per a Daily Mail report.

A wild party by a group of men in the UK turned into a nightmare for the locals. The group had hired 3 barges for the weekend, and ended up crashing one of them, and sinking another, as per a Daily Mail report.
The incident occurred in Worcestershire between May 20 and 22. The accidents led to the flooding of a nearby road, and closure of a waterway.
The drunk group allegedly crashed one of the barges into another boat on May 20 evening. The sailor of the other boat, Amanda Huxtable said that she was frightened, and called the police. The group allegedly hit multiple boats on the same night.
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Meanwhile, a barge sank while passing through a lock on the Droitwich canal in Worcestershire. It took rescue teams most of May 21 to unblock the canal, even as water levels rose and flooded nearby roads.
The Canal and Rivers Trust is reportedly investigating the incident.

An 11-year-old visually impaired boy who appeared on the Shark Tank India show was made CEO of Boat by Aman Gupta.

Watch: Prathamesh Sinha, an 11-year-old visually impaired becomes CEO of boAt

Prathamesh has always wanted to grow up to be a motivational speaker, he was brought on-stage at boAt’s Annual Leadership Meet where he shared his story with the whole team and left everyone teary-eyed.

Watch: 11-year-old becomes CEO of boAt

Prathamesh Sinha, an 11-year old visually impaired boy shot to fame with his appearance on Shark Tank India.

An 11-year-old visually impaired boy who appeared on the Shark Tank India show was made CEO&nbsp;of Boat by Aman&nbsp;Gupta for a day.
The boy -- Prathmesh&nbsp;Sinha&nbsp;-- came to the show to pitch a&nbsp;business idea about a gadget that aimed at making the Braille language easier to learn.
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Aman Gupta recently invited Prathamesh to the Boat headquarters and made him CEO for a day. As Prathamesh has always wanted to grow up to be a motivational speaker, he was brought on-stage at boAt&rsquo;s Annual Leadership Meet where he shared his story with the whole team and left everyone teary-eyed.
Aman Gupta even arranged for a unique scholarship for Prathamesh. "Our initiative to award him a unique scholarship aims at ensuring that he gets the quality education that he deserves," Boat wrote in its Instagram&nbsp;caption.
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After a heatwave, the other extreme - waterlogging. Following weeks of sweltering heat, the residents of Hyderabad experienced some relief in the form of rainfall. However, the relief quickly turned into agony of a different kind.
Many low-lying areas of Telangana's capital city were inundated following heavy rain. The situation was so bad in some areas, that some people were seen using rubber boats to evade the inundated spots.
Water-logging was reported from Malkajgiri, Kala Pathar and Yakutpura, while trees were uprooted in Nallakunta. A road near the Yadadri temple also caved in, causing traffic snarls and inconveniencing pilgrims headed to the place of worship.

Hyderabad: boats on streets as heatwave is replaced by heavy rain, waterlogging | Telangana

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After a heatwave, the other extreme - waterlogging.
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Following weeks of sweltering heat, the residents of Hyderabad experienced some relief in the form of rainfall. However, the relief quickly turned into agony of a different kind.
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Many low-lying areas of Telangana's capital city were inundated following heavy rain. The situation was so bad in some areas, that some people were seen using rubber boats to evade the inundated spots.
Water-logging was reported from Malkajgiri, Kala Pathar and Yakutpura, while trees were uprooted in Nallakunta. A road near the Yadadri temple also caved in, causing traffic snarls and inconveniencing pilgrims headed to the place of worship.
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CAPTIONS Heavy rainfall in Hyderabad Water-logging in some areas Boats seen on flooded roads Trees uprooted in some areas Road cave-in near Yadadri temple

Telangana rain: water-logging was reported from Malkajgiri, Kala Pathar and Yakutpura, while trees were uprooted in Nallakunta.

After a heatwave, the other extreme - waterlogging. Following weeks of sweltering heat, the residents of Hyderabad experienced some relief in the form of rainfall. However, the relief quickly turned into agony of a different kind.
Many low-lying areas of Telangana's capital city were inundated following heavy rain. The situation was so bad in some areas, that some people were seen using rubber boats to evade the inundated spots.
Water-logging was reported from Malkajgiri, Kala Pathar and Yakutpura, while trees were uprooted in Nallakunta. A road near the Yadadri temple also caved in, causing traffic snarls and inconveniencing pilgrims headed to the place of worship.

With the Russia-Ukraine war stretching on for the third month, Kyiv claimed to have destroyed two Russian patrol boats in the Black Sea.
The Ukrainian defence ministry released a bird's eye view video of two boats being hit by drones. Turkish-made Bayraktar TB2 drones were used in the strike, Kyiv claimed.
The two boats allegedly destroyed in the latest attack were Russian Raptor-class vessels. These are fitted with machine guns, and mostly used for reconnaissance or landing operations. Raptor boats can carry up to 20 personnel.
Ukrainian authorities said the attack occurred near Snake Island, off the southwest coast of Ukraine. Snake Island grabbed headlines early in the war when Ukrainian troops stationed there told Russian warship Moskva to "go to hell" when asked to surrender.
Recently, the Moskva warship sank in the Black Sea. Ukraine claimed to have hit it with Neptune anti-ship missiles, but Russia said a fire broke out on the vessel.

Video of Bayraktar drones destroying Russian boats in Black Sea, claims Ukraine, weeks after Moskva warship sinking

Watch video of Bayraktar drones destroying Russian boats in Black Sea, released by Ukraine weeks after Moskva warship sinking


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Source: AP | Ukrainian Defence Ministry
 With the Russia-Ukraine war stretching on for the third month, Kyiv claimed to have destroyed two Russian patrol boats in the Black Sea. The Ukrainian defence ministry released a bird's eye view video of two boats being hit by drones. Turkish-made Bayraktar TB2 drones were used in the strike, Kyiv claimed. The two boats allegedly destroyed in the latest attack were Russian Raptor-class vessels. These are fitted with machine guns, and mostly used for reconnaissance or landing operations. Raptor boats can carry up to 20 personnel.
Ukrainian authorities said the attack occurred near Snake Island, off the southwest coast of Ukraine. Snake Island grabbed headlines early in the war when Ukrainian troops stationed there told Russian warship Moskva to "go to hell" when asked to surrender. Recently, the Moskva warship sank in the Black Sea. Ukraine claimed to have hit it with Neptune anti-ship missiles, but Russia said a fire broke out on the vessel.

The Ukrainian defence ministry released a bird's eye view video of two boats being hit by drones. Ukraine claimed that Turkish-made Bayraktar TB2 drones were used in the strike

With the Russia-Ukraine war stretching on for the third month, Kyiv claimed to have destroyed two Russian patrol boats in the Black Sea.
The Ukrainian defence ministry released a bird's eye view video of two boats being hit by drones.&nbsp;Turkish-made Bayraktar TB2 drones were used in the strike, Kyiv claimed.
The two boats allegedly destroyed in the latest attack were Russian Raptor-class vessels.&nbsp;These are fitted with machine guns, and mostly used for reconnaissance or landing operations. Raptor boats can carry up to 20 personnel.
Ukrainian authorities said the attack occurred near Snake Island, off the southwest coast of Ukraine.&nbsp;Snake Island grabbed headlines early in the war when Ukrainian troops stationed there told Russian warship Moskva to "go to hell" when asked to surrender.
Recently, the Moskva warship sank in the Black Sea.&nbsp;Ukraine claimed to have hit it with Neptune anti-ship missiles, but Russia said a fire broke out on the vessel.

A man who spent 18 days at sea, trying to reach India from Thailand by rowing a small, rubber dinghy, was recently rescued by the Thai Navy.Ho Huang Hung, who is Vietnamese, set off from Phuket on March 5, with some water, and instant noodles to cover 2,000 km to India. He wanted to meet his wife in Mumbai, after spending two years apart due to Covid-related curbs.
However, on March 23, his boat was found near the Similan Islands, around 80 km off the Thai coast. Some fishermen spotted Ho, and contacted the Thai Navy. The Navy's maritime security unit reportedly rescued Ho.
The 37-year-old was found with around 10 packets of dry food, instant noodles, and a small bucket of drinking water in the boat. He had initially travelled to Bangkok by air, but couldn't go on to India as he did not have a visa. Subsequently, he went to Phuket by bus, and bought the dinghy.

To meet wife, Vietnamese man tries to row small boat from Thailand to India; rescued after 18 days

To meet wife, man tries to row small boat from Thailand to India; rescued after 18 days


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 This man spent 18 days at sea, trying to reach India from Thailand by rowing a small, rubber dinghy. Why? He wanted to meet his wife in Mumbai, after spending two years apart due to Covid-related curbs. Ho Huang Hung, who is Vietnamese, set off from Phuket on March 5, with some water, and instant noodles to cover 2,000 km to India. However, on March 23, his boat was found near the Similan Islands, around 80 km off the Thai coast. Some fishermen spotted Ho, and contacted the Thai Navy. The Navy's maritime security unit reportedly rescued Ho. The 37-year-old was found with around&nbsp;10 packets of dry food, instant noodles, and a small bucket of drinking water in the boat. He had initially travelled to Bangkok by air, but couldn't go on to India as he did not have a visa. Subsequently, he went to Phuket by bus, and bought the dinghy.
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CAPTIONS Vietnamese man rescued by Thai Navy 37-yr-old spent 18 days at seat Ho Huang Hung tried to row boat to India Ho set off from Phuket on March 5 Ho wanted to meet wife after 2 yrs apart

<div>On March 23, Ho Huang Hung's boat was found near the Similan Islands, around 80 km off the Thai coast.</div>

A man who spent 18 days at sea, trying to reach India from Thailand by rowing a small, rubber dinghy, was recently rescued by the Thai Navy. Ho Huang Hung, who is Vietnamese, set off from Phuket on March 5, with some water, and instant noodles to cover 2,000 km to India.&nbsp;He wanted to meet his wife in Mumbai, after spending two years apart due to Covid-related curbs.
However, on March 23, his boat was found near the Similan Islands, around 80 km off the Thai coast.&nbsp;Some fishermen spotted Ho, and contacted the Thai Navy.&nbsp;The Navy's maritime security unit reportedly rescued Ho.
 The 37-year-old was found with around&nbsp;10 packets of dry food, instant noodles, and a small bucket of drinking water in the boat.&nbsp;He had initially travelled to Bangkok by air, but couldn't go on to India as he did not have a visa.&nbsp;Subsequently, he went to Phuket by bus, and bought the dinghy. 
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