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India Today
a day ago
- Business
- India Today
iPhone 15 Pro Max price drops by Rs 25,000
iPhone 15 Pro Max price drops by Rs 25,000 By Ankita Garg Reliance Digital is offering a massive discount on the iPhone 15 Pro Max. Its price has dropped by Rs 25,000 on the site and an extra (up to Rs 10,000) bank discount offer is also available. As the iPhone 15 Pro Max is coming closer to being 1 year old, its getting cheaper. Reliance Digital site is selling its base 256GB model at Rs 1,34,900. The device was launched in India at Rs 1,59,900, which means that consumers are getting a massive discount of Rs 25,000 on Reliance Digital site. Additionally, there is also "up to" Rs 10,000 discount offer on IDFC, RBL and bank credit cards. This will further reduce the price of the phone, making it a steal deal for iPhone lovers. It is currently unknown when this offer will expire but this is a steal deal and one should not miss it. Comparatively, the iPhone 16 Pro Max was launched in India at Rs 1,44,900 (256GB model). People who don't have budget restriction can consider buying the latest model. Those who want to try and save some money, and even want a good Pro Max model should consider the iPhone 15 series. The iPhone 15 Pro Max is still a solid phone and is capable of offering a powerful raw performance. It is even eligible to receive AI features. The camera and battery life is also great for the price. There is no information on when the latest iPhone deal will expire. Hence, people are advised to buy the iPhone 15 Pro Max quickly if they have been planning to get one.
Yahoo
2 days ago
- Sport
- Yahoo
Bundesliga to kick off new season with Bayern v Leipzig
Munich's Thomas Müller and Leipzig's Lukas Klostermann (r) in action during the German Bundesliga soccer match between RB Leipzig and Bayern Munich at Red Bull Arena. Hendrik Schmidt/dpa The Bundesliga will kick off the new season with Bayern Munich hosting RB Leipzig, the German Football League (DFL) said in a statement on Thursday. The season opener will take place at the Allianz Arena on Friday, August 22. Advertisement Fans will have the chance of finding out another game scheduled for matchday one by playing a puzzle in the Bundesliga app throughout Thursday afternoon. The DFL will publish the complete league schedule on Friday.
Hindustan Times
3 days ago
- Business
- Hindustan Times
Recover ₹65.9 cr from accounts of convicts: High Court to Canada
New Delhi The Delhi high court has allowed the Canadian government to recover ₹ 65.9 crore from Indian bank accounts of Indian origin Ontario bureaucrat Sanjay Madan and his associate Vidhan Madan, in connection with a ₹ 290 crore fraud case being pursued before Canadian courts, and directed IndusInd and RBL bank to remit the amount. A bench of justice Manmeet Pritam Singh Arora passed its June 23 order, after Sanjay, who appeared virtually, did not object to the transfer (Getty Images/iStockphoto) In April 2023, Sanjay Madan was sentenced to 10 years of imprisonment, after he pleaded guilty to stealing $47.4 million Canadian dollars from the Ontario government. The government had accused Madan of exploiting his senior position within the Ontario ministry of education and stealing nearly $11 million by manipulating Ontario's Support for Families Program (SFFP) implemented during Covid-19. Sanjay was also accused of rigging the selection process for IT Consultants as a Director of the i-Access Branch with his associate Vidhan, and receiving more than $36 million through kickbacks from 2011 to 2020. A bench of justice Manmeet Pritam Singh Arora passed its June 23 order, after Sanjay, who appeared virtually, did not object to the transfer and asserted that the funds lying in account held by the two in IndusInd and RBL bank, were sufficient to pay the settlement amount of ₹ 65.9 crore. He, however, said that the accounts were lying dormant and undertook to execute all the necessary documents for re-enabling their operation and repatriation of the amount to the government. As a part of the plea agreement, Madan had agreed to repay the 30 million upfront and pay the remaining over 15 years. The court had also restrained Madan and his associate Vidhan Madan from dissipating their assets including those located outside Canada. Vidhan was accused of transferring ill gotten gains received from the two fraudulent schemes from Canada to India. Considering the submissions the court thus directed Madan to cooperate with the banks for reenabling their operation within two weeks and thereafter remit the amount to the Canadian government's bank account. 'In view of the submissions of counsel for the Defendant No. 1 and the Defendant No.1 himself who appeared through Video Conferencing Link, the Defendant No.5/IndusInd and Defendant No.10/RBL are directed to co- operate with the Defendant No.1 in getting the KYC compliance done within two (2) weeks qua the bank accounts held in the name of Defendant No.1 in their respective banks. After the above said KYC compliance is done, Defendant No. 5 and Defendant No. 10 are further directed to remit an amount to the tune of Rs. 65.9 Crores in the bank account of the Crown/Plaintiff in accordance with applicable law/rules,' the court said in its order. The court issued the directions while considering an application filed by the Canadian government seeking to restrain the duo from operating or transacting the funds held in their Indian bank accounts. The application was filed in the suit seeking recovery of funds allegedly diverted to India as a part of the fraud. The suit stated that Madan had admitted before the Canadian court that he had diverted certain funds out of the proceeds of crime to India and used them to also buy properties in India. In its 12-page order, the judge further barred Sanjay and Vidhan from operating their Indian account pending further orders, with limited exceptions including remittance of ₹ 65.9 crores and payment of legal fees to the counsel, backed by a valid documentation. 'In view of the statement of Defendant No. 1 and the e-mail response of Defendant No. 2, Defendant Nos. 1 and 2 are restrained from transacting from their Indian Bank accounts until the final disposal of this application,' the court said in its order. The court also issued summons in the suit and fixed September 2 as the next date of hearing.
Leader Live
19-06-2025
- General
- Leader Live
Royal British Legion calls on VJ Day veterans to join 80th anniversary
Veterans and their families are invited as guests of honour to the event, which will be held at the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire on August 15. VJ Day marks the anniversary of Japan's surrender to the Allies following the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945, effectively ending the Second World War. The service will pay tribute to all those who served in the Asia-Pacific theatre, including Burma Star recipients, British Indian Army veterans, former prisoners of war, and those who fought in pivotal battles including Kohima and Imphal in India. Veteran Owen Filer, 105, who served in India on VJ Day in 1945 and will attend the event, said: 'This is a significant moment for my generation and for all those who served out there and back home before Japan surrendered. 'It will be an honour to be with the Royal British Legion and fellow veterans 80 years after the world went through so much, and to remember those who never made it back.' He added: 'I would encourage all my comrades to visit the RBL's website and register for what will be a very poignant day.' This event comes just weeks after the 80th anniversary of VE Day, which marked victory in Europe. New research, commissioned by the RBL, estimates that only around 8,000 Second World War veterans remain in England and Wales, based on data from the 2021 Census and ONS projections. The charity warns that this number is expected to fall below 300 by the 90th anniversary. Mark Atkinson, director-general of the RBL, said: 'The 80th anniversary of VJ Day is likely to be one of the last opportunities as a nation to thank those veterans still with us today for their service and sacrifice. 'We owe it to all those with a connection to VJ Day to pause and reflect on their contribution and legacy.' The RBL said the research, carried out by Rand Europe, is part of its work to better understand and support the changing needs of the Armed Forces community. Angela Kitching, RBL's director of campaigns, policy and research, said: 'These new findings are the result of a decades-long effort by the RBL to improve data on veterans living in this country.' Veterans or their families can register to attend by visiting
Glasgow Times
19-06-2025
- General
- Glasgow Times
Royal British Legion calls on VJ Day veterans to join 80th anniversary
Veterans and their families are invited as guests of honour to the event, which will be held at the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire on August 15. VJ Day marks the anniversary of Japan's surrender to the Allies following the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945, effectively ending the Second World War. The service will pay tribute to all those who served in the Asia-Pacific theatre, including Burma Star recipients, British Indian Army veterans, former prisoners of war, and those who fought in pivotal battles including Kohima and Imphal in India. Veteran Owen Filer, 105, who served in India on VJ Day in 1945 and will attend the event, said: 'This is a significant moment for my generation and for all those who served out there and back home before Japan surrendered. 'It will be an honour to be with the Royal British Legion and fellow veterans 80 years after the world went through so much, and to remember those who never made it back.' He added: 'I would encourage all my comrades to visit the RBL's website and register for what will be a very poignant day.' This event comes just weeks after the 80th anniversary of VE Day, which marked victory in Europe. Veteran Owen Filer, 105, served in India on VJ Day in 1945 (The Royal British Legion/PA) New research, commissioned by the RBL, estimates that only around 8,000 Second World War veterans remain in England and Wales, based on data from the 2021 Census and ONS projections. The charity warns that this number is expected to fall below 300 by the 90th anniversary. Mark Atkinson, director-general of the RBL, said: 'The 80th anniversary of VJ Day is likely to be one of the last opportunities as a nation to thank those veterans still with us today for their service and sacrifice. 'We owe it to all those with a connection to VJ Day to pause and reflect on their contribution and legacy.' The RBL said the research, carried out by Rand Europe, is part of its work to better understand and support the changing needs of the Armed Forces community. Angela Kitching, RBL's director of campaigns, policy and research, said: 'These new findings are the result of a decades-long effort by the RBL to improve data on veterans living in this country.' Veterans or their families can register to attend by visiting
