Wednesday, January 15, 2020

India celebrates its 72nd Army Day to honor the country’s soldiers

Today, India is celebrating its 72nd Army Day i.e. on 15th January 2020.

Latest News: Army Day is celebrated every year at all Indian Army Command headquarters to honor the country’s soldiers who are serving the country & also who have sacrificed their lives for the country.

What is National Army Day? How do we celebrate it and what is its purpose?

Here’s all you need to know:

What is Army Day?

Army Day is celebrated to mark Lt Gen K M Carriappa taking over as commander-in-chief of the Indian Army in 1949 from General Francis Butcher, the last British commander-in-chief of India. The transfer of power from the British to India signifies an important moment in the Indian history. Army Day also honours soldiers who have sacrificed their lives for the country.

Why does India celebrate Army Day on Jan 15?

The Indian Army was established on April 1, 1895. However, after independence – on January 15, 1949 – the army got its first Indian chief.

How does India celebrate Army Day?

Army command headquarters in the country celebrate this day by organising military parades, which showcase various routines such as aerial stunts and bike pyramids. The main parade is held at Cariappa Parade ground in Delhi, Bravery awards and Sena medals are also distributed on this day. The country also pays tribute to the army at ‘Amar Jawan Jyoti’ at India Gate.

What is Indian Army’s motto

The motto of the Indian Army says “Service before self.”

These are some of the frequently asked questions → Army Day 2020

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Tuesday, January 14, 2020

India vs Australia 1st ODI Live streaming

Team India will take on the Australian cricket team at Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai today, playing the first of a 3-match ODI series.

India vs Australia 1st ODI match will be telecast live on Star Sports 1 & Star Sports 1 HD with English commentary. India vs Australia 1st ODI will start from 1:30 PM IST on Tuesday, January 14.

The last time Australia played an ODI series against India in the sub-continent; they came from 0-2 behind and went on to win the five-match series 3-2.

Live streaming Video link will be updated once the match start. Stay Tuned.

Here are the squad of both the team

Team India Squad:

Virat Kohli (c), Rohit Sharma (vc), Rishabh Pant (wk), Jasprit Bumrah, Yuzvendra Chahal, Shikhar Dhawan, Shivam Dube, Shreyas Iyer, Ravindra Jadeja, Kedar Jadhav, Manish Pandey, KL Rahul, Navdeep Saini, Mohammed Shami, Shardul Thakur, Kuldeep Yadav

Team Australia Squad:

Aaron Finch (c), Alex Carey (vc & wk), Pat Cummins (vc), Ashton Agar, Peter Handscomb, Josh Hazlewood, Marnus Labuschagne, Kane Richardson, D’Arcy Short, Steve Smith, Mitchell Starc, Ashton Turner, David Warner, Adam Zampa

What to expect: Plenty of dew under lights. The Australians were busy practicing with wet balls a couple of days before the game. “There might be a 2 or 3% feeling that it might not be a big factor,” said Ashton Turner when asked about the dew, stressing that toss will play a big role. Meanwhile, according to Kohli, the presence of dew will be “an opportunity for teams to put themselves in uncomfortable positions or situations – with the ball in conditions where there’s dew or in the first innings with the bat. We want to do the difficult things and we’re looking forward to doing that rather than just focusing on what we can do well as a team.” Batting second will be the easier option but will Kohli choose that should he win the toss? – Source (Cricbuzz)

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India Vs Australia Live

World’s tallest statue ‘Statue of Unity’ marks place in ‘8 Wonders of SCO’ list

The ‘Statue of Unity’ the world’s tallest statue, is a monumental tribute to Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel.

The 182-meter tall Statue of Unity in Gujarat was inaugurated in October 2018 by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the occasion of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel’s 143rd birth anniversary.

The statue is located on Sadhu Bet islet on the Sardar Sarovar Dam in Kevadiya, Gujarat.

The ‘Statue of Unity’, the world’s tallest statue, is a monumental tribute to Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel who was the independent India’s first home minister as well as deputy Prime Minister of India.

Adding beauty to the tallest statue of ‘Iron Man’ is the ‘Light & Sound show’ on Sardar Patel in the exhibition hall built at the pedestal of the Statue of Unity. The show will depict the Iron Man of India’s fight against British rule. The construction of the statue depicts in detail the reason behind constructing the statue which has attracted tourists making it India’s most visited spot.

Statue of Unity

Thursday, January 2, 2020

Union Budget 2020 : Everything You Wanted To Know About The Budget

The Union Budget also referred to as the annual financial statement is actually a ledger about the income and expenses of the Union government of India. The budget also details expected expenses for various projects and expected revenue from direct and indirect taxes.

After the Finance Ministers tables the budget in the Parliament, it is also necessary to get the budget passed in both houses of Parliament before it can be implemented. The budget is an extremely significant exercise for the economy of the country. Yearly accounting of income and expenditure of the government, review of the financial health of the country and the resulting transparency and subsequent course correction helps to keep the country's economy on track.

Union Budget history

India’s first Budget was presented on February 18, 1860, by James W Mahalanobis. R K Shanmukham Chetty, the first finance minister of independent India presented the Union Budget on November 26, 1947. In 2001, the then finance minister Yashwant Sinha broke the colonial practice of presenting the Budget in the evening and started the tradition of reading it out from 11 am. Indira Gandhi became the first woman finance minister to present India’s Budget in Parliament in 1970. Nirmala Sitharaman, who was appointed as the finance and corporate affairs minister on May 31, 2019, is the second woman to have presented the Budget on July 5, 2019.

Union Budget 2020

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is set to present the Budget 2020 on February 1. The Union Budget is an estimate of income and expenditure of the government for a set period of time. It is an annual financial report of India. The Budget also documents how much money the Centre could expect to raise in the coming fiscal and how and where it would spend the money. The Budget is prepared by the Ministry of Finance in consultation with other ministries, states and experts. Ministry officials hold discussions with non-governmental organisations (NGOs), private sector and other stakeholders before preparing the Budget.

As per Article 112 of the Indian Constitution, it is mandatory for the government to present this annual statement. The Union Budget is classified into Capital Budget, Revenue Budget and Expenditure Budget.

Latest Updates → Budget 2020

Test XI of the decade

Openers – Sir Alastair Cook and David Warner

With standout numbers over the decade – 23 hundreds apiece and 67 fifties combined – the two left-handers accounted for nearly 16000 Test runs and stood above other worthy competitors for these two slots.

Middle Order – Kumar Sangakkara, Steve Smith, Virat Kohli

The three batsmen with outstanding records make the final cut. Until his retirement in 2015, Sangakkara averaged 60.34, including a triple hundred, Steve Smith’s Bradmanesque turn saw him average even more than Sangakkara at 62.84 while Virat Kohli’s 27 hundreds remained unparalleled over the decade.

Wicket-keeper: AB de Villiers

His record as a batsman in the 23 games that he donned gloves is simply stunning. Hitting 7 hundreds & an average of 59.5, the numbers are simply too hard to ignore.

Spinners: R Ashwin and Rangana Herath

57 five-wicket hauls & sixteen 10-wicket hauls between these two in the 2010s. They led their respective teams’ spin attack splendidly, particularly in the subcontinent making them near-automatic choices.

Pacers: Dale Steyn, James Anderson and Morne Morkel

Dale Steyn, with 15 five-wicket hauls and a strike-rate of 43.93, and James Anderson who has more wickets (429) than anyone else are a cut above the rest. Morne Morkel, an underrated member of the fast bowling community, has a balanced home and away record while also complements the other two with his brand of fast bowling.

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2019’s biggest health stories in India

2019’s biggest health stories

From a continued decline in infant and maternal mortality to inadequate funding for healthcare, from poor nutrition to an acute encephalitis syndrome outbreak, and from success in malaria prevention to below-par performance on leprosy control and tuberculosis elimination.

Here’s a look at 2019’s biggest health stories:

Decrease in maternal mortality, infant mortality

India’s infant mortality rate–deaths per 1,000 live births–also fell from 42 in 2012 to 33 in 2017. However, India is still a long way from the Sustainable Development Goal for MMR: a target of 70 deaths per 100,000 live births by 2030. Three Indian states have already achieved this–Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu and Kerala.

Health budget increases, Ayushman Bharat completes a year

The Centre has been increasing its allocation to the health ministry, and this year’s budget of Rs 62,659 crore–2.25% of total expenditure–was the highest till date. Also By December 20, 2019, it had covered more than 6.9 million hospitalisations and issued more than 69.4 million e-cards.

Litchis, malnutrition, or heat and humidity?

In one of the worst outbreaks of acute encephalitis syndrome (AES) in the state since 2014, 162 children died in Bihar (till July 2, 2019). There are several agents causing AES such as bacteria, fungi and viruses. The most common causes are Japanese encephalitis, Scrub typhus, dengue, measles and even Zika virus.

Malnutrition rampant in children, adolescents

One in three (35%) children younger than five years were stunted (low height for age) and underweight, one in six (17%) were wasted (low weight for height), and two in five (41%) were anemic, the first of its kind that gave nutritional status of children aged 5-14 years.

Does air pollution kill or not?

One in eight deaths in India was due to air pollution. In 2017, 1.24 million had died due to air pollution, and Indians could live 1.7 years longer if they breathed clean air.

India gets a National Medical Commission Bill

This is crucial because India’s current density of healthcare workforce–including doctors, nurses, midwives–per 10,000 population is 20.6 in 2016, compared to 22.8 recommended by the WHO. India would need 250,000 health workers to meet this requirement.

Success in malaria continues

India is among the 11 most malaria-affected countries in the world, accounting for 70% of cases globally. In 2018, India registered 2.6 million fewer malaria cases than in 2017. This was 51% fewer than in 2017 and 60% fewer than in 2016. Currently accounting for 3% of global malaria cases, India aims to eliminate the disease by 2030.

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Monday, December 30, 2019

Top 10 films of 2019

English films saw significant traction in 2019 – the Marvel craze took over India as Avengers: Endgame broke all records to sell over 8.6 mn tickets on BookMyShow.

10. Chhichhore

9. Gully Boy

8. Simmba

7. Mission Mangal

6. The Lion King

5. War

4. Saaho

3. Kabir Singh

2. Uri- The Surgical Strike

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1. Avengers: Endgame

Top 10 films of 2019

2019 Has Been the Best Year Ever

For humanity over all, life just keeps getting better.

1. Child mortality is at its lowest ever.

2. Every day 170,000 people moved out of extreme poverty.

3. 200,000 got piped water for the first time.

4. 325,000 people got their first access to electricity.

5. In the era of Internet, some 650,000 went online for the first time.

2019 the Best Year Ever

Friday, December 27, 2019

Top 5 Bluetooth Earphones of 2019

The year 2019 saw several quality true wireless earphones being launched.

From a large battery life and noise cancellation to immersive bass, top names in the Bluetooth earphone market offered some of the best features that audiophiles loved in 2019.

Some of the best Bluetooth earphone launches wowed audiophiles this year: Top 5

1. Jabra Elite 85h

The Jabra Elite 85h is a pair of premium Bluetooth headphones priced Rs 28,999. Though expensive, this product impresses with its features and performance. It has an impressive on-battery time of up to 30 hours on single charge.

2. Skullcandy Crusher ANC

These headphones are a bit pricey for Rs 24,999, but they are a treat for audiophiles. The product’s bass-heavy tuning is amazing, and so is its sensory bass feature; battery life, comfort and Tile feature are all very good.

3. Sony WH-XB900N

Sony’s WH-XB900N is not for the faint-hearted. Expect shockwaves the first time you put them on, especially if you are not careful with the content you play. The Sony WH-XB900N is highly recommended for everyday use — music, movies or otherwise — especially for its 30-hour battery life and a reasonable price tag of Rs 16,990.

4. Bose Headphones 700

The Bose Headphones 700 is a leader in call quality, noise cancellation and comfort. The overall sound quality is beautifully balanced with clear vocals, pronounced notes and satisfactory bass levels. A battery life of 20 hours, the ability to connect with two devices simultaneously and the pleasure of a great sound are not the only reason why you should spend Rs 34,500 on the Bose Headphones 700.

5. Blaupunkt BH-21 EQZ

Blaupunkt’s BH-21 EQZ is one of the most comfortable mid-range headphones and comes with a great sound quality. Priced at Rs 2,999, these headphones have a simple and minimal design.

Bluetooth Earphones of 2019

Monday, December 23, 2019

Two Versions Of India

There are two versions of India, one is myth to the world and second is a reality.

Two Versions of India / India Vs World

Friday, December 20, 2019

Five costliest players in IPL 2020 auction

The IPL 2020 auction was concluded, with a total of 338 players who went under the hammer with 62 players sold to 8 IPL teams in Kolkata.

Here in this post, we take a look at the 5 most expensive players at the IPL 2020 auction:

Pat Cummins (Bought by Kolkata Knight Riders for ₹15.50 Crore)

In the IPL 2020 auction, Pat Cummins emerged as the most expensive player. With Rs 15.5 crore IPL salary, he surged past Ben Stokes (who was bought by Rajasthan Royals (RR) for Rs 14.5 crore in IPL 2017 auction) to become the most expensive foreign player in IPL history.

Glenn Maxwell (Bought by Kings XI Punjab for ₹10.75 Crore)

Glenn Maxwell’s international break due to difficulties with mental health did not bother the franchises much as they went all out to buy the flamboyant all-rounder. Maxwell ended up fetching a whopping Rs 10.75 crores — becoming the second most expensive buy at the auction & will represent Kings XI Punjab in the upcoming 2020 edition.

Chris Morris (Bought by Royal Challengers Bangalore for ₹10 Crore)

In what was one of the big surprises of the auction, South South African all-rounder Chris Morris was snapped up by RCB for a big amount of Rs 10 crore, he attracted bids from Rajasthan Royals, Kings XI Punjab & Royal Challengers Bangalore.

Sheldon Cottrell (Bought by Kings Xi Punjab for ₹8.5 Crore)

Caribbean left-arm pacer Cottrell is known for his wicket-taking capabilities in the powerplay and middle orders, along with a signature salute celebration. He has been the pick of the bowlers for West Indies over the past one year and his numbers are quite impressive – 117 wickets against his name from 83 matches at an average of 19.08.

Nathan Coulter-Nile (Bought by Mumbai Indians for ₹8 Crore)

Australian pacer Nathan Coulter-Nile was bought for a sum of Rs 8 crore by the defending champion Mumbai Indians. Coulter-Nile has been a consistent performer for the national team and continued his form in the domestic circuit too.

IPL 2020 Full Player List

Wednesday, December 18, 2019

Top 5 cricket controversies of 2019

The year 2019 saw a lot of action in the field of cricket, from ball-tampering incidents to the controversial ‘Mankading’ in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2019, several cricket on-field controversies made headlines during the year 2019.

Here is a lists of five controversies in world cricket that drew a lot of attention during 2019:

1. ICC World Cup 2019 final

What happened on the last ball (A throw to the stumps deflected off the bat of a diving Ben Stokes as he tried to complete a second run and raced to the boundary, with Sri Lankan umpire Kumar Dharmasena awarding six) of the ICC World Cup 2019 final match left even the pundits asking for rules of the game to be changed. Well, the real controversy came after the match. Umpire Kumar Dharmasena admitted to have made an error in awarding four overthrow runs to England. Had Dharmasena not made that mistake, there would perhaps been no tie, no super over, and no boundary countback — It would have been New Zealand, not England, celebrating their maiden Word Cup title.

2. Mankading

Going by the books of cricket, it’s a legitimate manner of dismissal. However, it took just one ball in IPL 2019 to acquaint the entire world of Cricket and fans about ‘Mankading’. Rajasthan Royals wicket-keeper batsman Jos Buttler was left stunned when he was dismissed — Mankaded, at the non-striking end by Kings XI Punjab skipper Ravichandran Ashwin. This incident created quite a stir and divided the cricketing fraternity in favor of and against the way of dismissal, also leading to the ‘spirit of the game’ debate.

3. Hardik Pandya’s remarks on Koffee with Karan

Hardik Pandya & KL Rahul courted an unnecessary controversy with their remarks on the TV show Koffee with Karan. While Rahul chose his words carefully, Pandya was seen bragging unabashedly about his relationships with multiple women. ‘Sexist, misogynistic and racist‘, this was the reaction from the world as Hardik ‘got carried away’ with the format of the show. Pandya later took to social media to apologise for his comments and said that he “got a bit carried away” on the show.

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4. Ball tampering

There were claims that Australia’s Adam Zampa tampered with the ball during the second match of the ICC cricket World Cup 2019 against India. In videos that later went viral on social media, Zampa was seen putting his hand in his left pocket before shinning the ball. His team, however, clarified that Zampa used a hand warmer, as he had often done before during the Australia’s domestic Big Bash League. There was no official investigation against Zampa and umpires did not raise any concerns.

5. Prithvi Shaw’s suspension for ‘Doping’

Young India cricket team opening batsman Prithvi Shaw was handed a backdated suspension of eight months for a doping violation in the 2018-19 domestic season. The right-handed batsman was said to have inadvertently ingested a prohibited substance, found commonly in cough syrups. Shaw provided a urine sample as part of the BCCI’s anti-doping testing programme during the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy match on February 22 in Indore. He served a ban and made a comeback only in the Syed Mushtaq Ali T20 Trophy against Assam on November 15.

Cheers!! – Cricket Controversy in 2019

Thursday, December 12, 2019

Budget 2020 : Expectations & Expected Major Announcements

Amidst the slowdown in economy and falling GDP numbers, Budget 2020 presents a unique opportunity for the Modi government to kick-start demand and bring the economy back on track.

Budget 2020 Expectations: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will most likely present the Budget 2020 - 21 on 1st February 2020. One may recall that Modi government has put an end to the years-long tradition of the budget being presented in late February. Pre-budgetary exercise has already been kick-started from October 14th onwards as per a Budget Circular from the Department of Economic Affairs of the Ministry of Finance regarding the process of budgeting. In a first the Finance Ministry has also asked for suggestions for changes in tax rates for individual people and companies as well as indirect taxes like excise and customs duties from representatives and stakeholders from various sectors. One can only assume the hectic lobbying and brainstorming which would also have begun in the corridors of the power.

Some major big-ticket reforms, expectations and announcement from the budget 2020-21 are mentioned as below:

Cut in Personal Income Tax Rates

It is believed that the middle class taxpayers form the core constituency of the Modi government. Thus this would not come as a surprise to many especially now when it is believed that the middle class is getting disillusioned and facing the brunt of economic slowdown and associated job losses. If sources are to be believed Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman may announce a lowering of the tax rate, most probably this will happen through a change in the tax slab. The FM has herself hinted about the same and if this happens it would be a welcome step and good news for low and middle income group and salaried people. Experts believe this would also help the FM put extra cash in the hands of the people so that demand for goods and services could be revived in markets.

Restarting Public and Private Investment and Growth

There are high expectations from this Budget 2020 as far as restarting public and private investment and bringing the India growth story back on track is concerned. Modi government’s vision of making India a 5 trillion dollar economy by 2024 cannot be fulfilled with the current slagging growth numbers. To boost these growth numbers the government requires a major thrust in both public and private spending and investments. This has to be done along with keeping fiscal deficit numbers and revenue collection numbers in check. Although there have been some positives such as increased FDI numbers and India’s continuous climb in business competitive index but still, much is still desired and major reforms and work has to be undertaken. Aggressive disinvestment targets can be amongst other steps that the government is expected to undertake to improve market sentiments and increase public and private investments. Restart lending by banks and NBFCs so that growth in demand can happen is another core expectation not only of businesses but also of general consumer, taxpayer and the youth of the country.

Boosting Revenue Collection Numbers

Falling GDP numbers also meant falling revenue collection and income for the government. Here the Modi government will have to walk a tight rope wherein they will have to give sops, tax breaks and incentives to various sectors and industries but yet will somehow find a way to boost its own tax collection and revenue numbers. Expanding tax base and thus increasing tax collection of both direct and indirect taxes will be one of the major areas where FM is going to concentrate is the view of experts. Almost all sectors are facing challenging times due to local as well as global issues. In such a scenario to boost revenue collection and cut expenditure will be a major challenge for the FM. A fine balance will have to be maintained so as to provide stimulus to various sectors, initiate reforms and also provide funds for socialist initiatives and schemes to provide relief to marginalised people of the country.

Impetus for slagging sectors

Experts believe that the government will be providing the much needed support and assistance to the ailing sectors of the economy such as the Automobile, Banks, Real Estate, Telecom and Aviation sector and industry in the budget 2020. Softening economic growth and product demand is one of the major concerns on FM’s hands which need to be addressed in the upcoming budget. Thus experts are of the view that the Modi government should make some special provisions in the budget to boost various slagging sectors so that the primary sector and supporting industries can also gain momentum. Although the wish list of all the sectors may not be fulfilled but many remain hopeful and optimistic. The Union budget for the financial year 2020-21 will be presented at the time when the figures for the third quarter will be finalized and all experts are pessimistic about these numbers. In such a situation the budget 2020 - 21 can help the government boost numbers and demand sector-wise. The Budget 2020-21 can be considered as a step towards the Modi government's goal of five trillion dollar economy.

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Wednesday, December 11, 2019

Year End Special: Best Camera Smartphone of 2019

From versatile multiple-camera modules to optical zoom and macro lens, smartphone makers explored and experimented with a lot of new things to complement the imaging competence of their products in 2019.

Listing the best five camera-centric smartphones of the year 2019 based on their imaging capabilities:

1. Apple iPhone 11 Pro

With every iteration, the iPhone has got better in its photography and videography capabilities. This phone brought a versatile 12-megapixel triple-camera set-up of a wide-angle sensor, an ultra-wide sensor, and a telephoto lens. Apple added some new features, modes, and settings that made the iPhone 11 Pro stand out with regard to imaging capabilities. (Price & Specs)

2. Huawei P30 Pro

The company’s 2019 P-series flagship, the Huawei P30 Pro, was an imaging powerhouse that cut no corners in providing the best photography and videography experience. It was this phone that also introduced 5x optical, 10x hybrid lossless and 50x zoom (digital) capabilities to smartphones. (Price & Specs)

3. Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus

This phone was the first in Samsung’s Galaxy S-series to boast a triple-camera module on the back, and a dual camera set-up on the front. Also, the rear camera had a dedicated telephoto lens for 2x optical zoom and an ultra-wide lens for landscape photography. What’s more, the phone was an industry-first product that could record videos in the HDR10+ format, which optimises contrast and color of each scene for dynamic HDR meta detailing. (Price & Specs)

4. Google Pixel 3a

This phone did not have a multiple-sensor camera module, but its single-sensor camera was powered by Google’s imaging algorithms, which made photography convenient and fun. This was one of the camera phones that could take perfect portraits with enhanced bokeh effect (background blur) for a clear distinction between background and the object. (Price & Specs)

5. Oppo Reno 10x Zoom

This was the only smartphone other than the Huawei P30 Pro to bring a periscope telephoto lens capable of 5x optical zoom, 10x lossless zoom and 50x digital zoom. Besides, its triple-camera set-up on the back featured a high-resolution primary sensor with quad Bayer technology and optically stabilised lenses, besides an ultra-wide-angle lens for landscape photography. Other than that, the phone also had a shark-fin-inspired front camera module (featuring a 16MP sensor of f/2.0 aperture) which came out from the top. (Price & Specs)

Year End Special: Best Camera Smartphone of 2019

Thursday, December 5, 2019

Motorola One Hyper with 64MP camera, 45W fast Charging, Android 10 launched at $400

Motorola has launched its first smartphone with a pop-up selfie camera — Motorola One Hyper.

Latest News: Motorola’s much-hyped One Hyper has been announced which offers the company’s fastest charging system, the highest resolution cameras with Night Vision on both front & back and a pop-up mechanism to get rid of the notch.

Motorola One Hyper is also the first phone from the company to pack a 64-megapixel main camera and a full-screen display devoid of a notch or hole-punch. It is powered by the ageing octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 675 SoC and is protected by a layer of p2i nano-coating to keep liquid damage at bay.

Camera

The One Hyper comes with a dual-camera setup at the back, with the primary one being a 64-megapixel camera with F1.9 lens and the second one being an 8-megapixel 117-degree wide-angle camera with Quad Pixel tech. For selfies, the camera has a 32 MP camera on the front that also comes with a night vision mode for both pictures and videos.

Display

The Motorola One Hyper features a 6.5-inch LCD IPS screen with full HD+ resolution, 19:9 aspect ratio, and 85 percent screen-to-body ratio.

Battery

Fuelling the Motorola One Hyper is a 4,000 mAh battery and 45W Hyper Charging technology.

Colors

The smartphone is available in three color options — Deep sea blue, dark amber, and fresh orchid hues.

Price

The Motorola One Hyper has been announced at a price of $400 in the US. This roughly converts to Rs 29,000 as per today’s exchange rate.

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