Dera chief Ram Rahim gets 10 years in jail for rape

Self-styled godman Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh was sentenced on Monday to 10 years in jail for rape, days after his conviction triggered clashes between his group and the police, killing at least 38 people.

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Tens of thousands of Singh’s supporters set fire to cars and vandalised property in Haryana on Friday, minutes after he was found guilty of raping two of his followers. Hours before Singh was sentenced in Rohtak, mobile internet was cut off, infrastructure barricaded and armed soldiers manned checkpoints.

A judge was flown in a helicopter to ruling the 50-year-old spiritual leader known as the “guru in bling” for his penchant for bejewelled costumes. Singh, who claims to have more than 50 million followers worldwide, could face a minimum seven years in prison for raping two of his female devotees.

The rape case was brought next to him after an anonymous letter was sent to after that prime minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee in 2002 accusing Singh of repeatedly raping the sender and quite a lot of other women in the Dera Sacha Sauda sect.

Moto C Plus From selfie flash to 4,000mAh battery here are top 5 features wiki

The smartphone market in India is thriving with a number of affordable options and Motorola today added another device to the pool. The Lenovo-owned corporation launched its Moto C Plus which is said to be its cheapest smartphone so far. The smartphone boasts entry-level but impressive features. But earlier than you make the purchase choice here are the top five features of the Moto C Plus you need to know:

Price

To begin with, the Moto C Plus is price at Rs 6,999 which not only makes it apt for the budget category but also one of the cheapest offerings from Motorola. The Moto C Plus is a alternative of the Moto C which was launched earlier this year at Rs 1,000 less and brings improvements under the hood. So together, both the Moto C Plus and Moto C are the most budget-friendly smartphones coming from Motorola’s umbrella.

Selfie flash

The selfie-obsessed nation that India has gradually turned into has compelled smartphone makers to introduce selfie-specific skin as well. The Moto C Plus might not impress with its camera configuration which includes an 8-megapixel rear camera along with a 2-megapixel front camera with f/2.8 aperture, however, it does include a front LED flash which is intended at ensuring your selfie are better irrespective of the low megapixel count. ALSO READ: Moto C Plus vs Xiaomi Redmi 4 vs Micromax Evok Power vs Coolpad Note 5 Lite: assessment

4,000mAh battery

One of the talking points of the Moto C Plus is its mammoth battery capacity. It is fuelled by a 4,000mAh battery which is support with Rapid Charger for fast charging. Motorola claims that it can provide up to 30 hours of backup on a single charge. The given battery capacity also makes the Moto C stand neck and neck with the current favorite in the financial statement category Xiaomi Redmi 4.

Android Nougat

One of the handful smartphones, especially in the under Rs 10,000 category, to boast the newest Android OS; the Moto C Plus runs Android 7.0 Nougat out-of-the-box. What also makes it worth the top feature list is that Motorola is not bundling any bloatware, production it for a pure Android experience. It is also noteworthy that the MediaTek MT6737 SoC that powers the Moto C Plus also powers the recently launched Nokia 3. nevertheless, the latter is priced slightly more at Rs 9,499. ALSO READ: Moto C Plus vs Moto C: Price, specifications and skin comparison, and which one should you buy

Google Assistant

Along with latest Android Nougat experience, the Moto C Plus skin tone Google Assistant. The digital assistant brings premium level user engagement with a device to an affordable smartphone. It is a voice-controlled feature which allows users to ask questions, set reminders, etc on the similar in temperament smartphone.

Movie Reviews Babumoshai Bandookbaaz Wiki

Babumoshai Bandookbaaz

Cast: Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Bidita Bag, Jatin Goswami

Director: Kushan Nandy

Rating: 2.5/5

Two professional assassin are drinking on a bridge over railway tracks, sharing their life stories and reminiscing how they entered into the production of killing people.

One of them consider the other his teacher. The junior has so much admiration for the senior that he has renamed himself Banke Bihari (Jatin Goswami) out of respect for his guru, Babu Bihari (Nawazuddin Siddiqui).

A weird self realisation takes over Banke when he learns that Babu gets paid Rs 25,000 for each murder while he gets only Rs 8,000. That turns their dialogue towards inflation and how it has become difficult for hired guns to operate with honesty. In an inebriated state, they confront each other to murder three people. Whosoever will eliminate the three first will win and the other will have to leave the business of contract killing.

There is mutual respect flanked by the two as they consider contract killing like any other job. Daredevils in their own rights, they enjoy patronage from local politicians. They have accepted nomadic lifestyle as their fate and are not attached to anybody except their craft of commit murders in unique ways.

Like Raman and Raghav, they have a connection. Babu doesn’t mind Banke flirting with his girlfriend Fulwa (Bidita Bag). In fact, all three drink and dance together. There are indications of Banke getting intimate with Fulwa beyond convinced limits, but Babu turns a blind eye as Banke has already passed his trust test.

It reads like a quirky thriller on paper, but in execution, it’s borderline ridiculous.

Kushan Nandy open his film with a lot of promise. We meet a gun-trotting Babu and hear Amitabh Bachchan’s songs in the background. It’s mufassil Uttar Pradesh where local strongman Dubey (Anil George) loves to see his wife getting massage from a burly masseuse. Though Nandy has left it to our imagination what could have happened next, but he evidently hints towards a mutual understanding between Dubey and his wife about dissimilar sources of sexual pleasure.

Then there is razor-tongued Jiji (Divya Dutta) who lusts for power and abuses non-stop. She holds the key to local political thrones and takes challenges head-on. Her conversations with local top cop (Bhagwan Tiwari) are laden with innuendo and bring out the struggle to have an upper hand in local proceedings.

Babumoshai Bandookbaaz has got the ingredients, but their proportions are not right. If you laugh at a Nawaz jibe then you also sense the futility of useless conspiracies. Sometimes for absolutely no reason. Then there is a twist that’s as compulsory as Nawazuddin stroking his hair in every second scene.

Those who want to compare it with Gangs Of Wasseypur will deeply feel about the lack of in-depth back-stories. Solely needy on Nawazuddin Siddiqui’s rugged image, Babumoshai Bandookbaaz lacks a cohesive script. Its texture is close to a web series than a film where twists happen to keep the story afloat till the next episode. Nandy doesn’t use them to cover-up the script loopholes.

Bidita Bag as gutsy and ambiguous Fulwa adds steam. Her expressive eyes tell the tales of a young lonely woman among wolves disguised as men. Her comfort level during intimate scenes with Nawazuddin fetches attention. Her sensuousness adds a new measurement to her cobbler girl.

Watch: The soulful Barfani from Babumoshai Bandookbaaz

Babumoshai Bandookbaaz appears superficial because it fails to explore characters and their idiosyncrasies. It states all about them in a matter of fact tone which eventually slacken the audience’s connect with them.

Some moments of spur-of-the-moment laughter are of course there. For example, when Banke watches The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in Hindi and tries to imitate Clint Eastwood. Or, when Nawazuddin Siddiqui and Jatin Goswami argue who should be credited with a finicky murder while their hostage supplies them the word they were looking for, which is tie-breaker.

But these moment can’t take away your attention from the shallowness of the entire facade. It’s a film pretending to be a stylishly raw gangster saga originate in the interiors of the Hindi heartland, but in reality, it’s nothing more than another attempt to look at the crime prone lower strata of society through a rose colored glass. Sadly, Babumoshai Bandookbaaz never pierces our hearts.

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Jio Recharge Plans Now Rs 399 Vs Rs 309 Vs Rs 349 Packs And Other Details

With the launch of a revised "Dhan Dhana Dhan" offer last month, Reliance Jio customers now have more options to refresh their Jio numbers. In good news for Jio clientele, the telecom operator has extended the benefits of its Dhan Dhana Dhan offer with new plans as the benefits under its Summer Surprise scheme has move toward to an end. With a new recharge pack priced at Rs. 399, Jio's existing and new Prime members will get 1 GB of data per day at 4G speed for 84 days along with free voice calls, SMS (short message service) and admittance to MyJio app services.

Under the revised Dhan Dhana Dhan offer, Jio Prime members who had availed the Summer Surprise offer can now recharge their information for Rs. 309 to get 1 GB of 4G data daily for 56 days, as against 28 days earlier. The Rs. 309 recharge pack was one of the most popular recharge plans offered by Jio. With the revised Rs. 309 offer, now the per day cost of availing Jio military comes to Rs. 5.52 compared to Rs. 4.75 in case of the Rs. 399 pack. Similarly, if they recharge with the Rs. 509 pack, they will get 2 GB of 4G data for 56 living, instead of 28 days earlier.

Meanwhile, Jio has launch a new refresh plan at Rs. 349, which offers 20 GB of 4G data with a validity of 56 days without any daily limit. You can use the entire 20 GBs of data flush in one day or spend it over 56 days. After you consume the 56 GBs of high pace data, the internet speed will be reduced to 128 kbps, Jio said.

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A snapshot of all prepaid plans offered by Reliance Jio

Last month, Reliance Jio launched a single SIM, 4G-enabled feature phone - called JioPhone, targeting to capture a bigger pie of the 50-crore strong market of feature phone users. Reliance Jio has launched the phone with an "effectively free" price tag. The JioPhone can be bought at a refundable deposit of Rs. 1,500. The business has also launched attractive tariff plans exclusively for the JioPhone. The entry-level phone will allow its users to do unlimited voice calls, enjoy free data and SMS at a monthly recharge of Rs. 153. The phone will also give free access to Jio apps for 28 days.

Jio last month also announced two sachets priced at Rs. 24 and Rs. 54, which will allow JioPhone users to use data and call payback for two days and seven days correspondingly.

Bareilly Ki Barfi movie review: Ayushmann Khurrana, Kriti Sanon’s

Cast: Kriti Sanon, Ayushmann Khurrana, Rajkummar Rao

Director: Ashwini Iyer Tiwari

Rating: 3/5

When Chirag Dubey (Ayushmann Khurrana) tells Pritam Vidrohi (Rajkummar Rao), “Thukraaye huye aashiq ki kabhi haay mat lena (Never hurt a jilted lover),” he seems emotionally drained in a love story that has two guys competing to look more male in front of a heroine whose character flaw, as per the society, is that she acts like boys. Two, out of the three, will be able to take their love to a logical conclusion, in this case marriage, and the third will excuse himself to extra important matters like crying in a corner or deliver a long, heart-felt monologue in the end.

Bitti Mishra (Kriti Sanon) is a sharp tongued, mostly agitated Bareilly girl whose break dance is some sort of an event at local weddings. Fed up with the society and her nagging mother after a few rejections in the marriage market, she runs gone from home only to find a novel that has a innermost character similar to her. In the pursuit to meet the writer of the novel, Bitti meets two guys who start wooing her.

This love triangle soon include more dimensions like her family, friends and families of guys and above everything, a desire to show the small town milieu in a devoted way.

Such administrative decisions give a mild-mannered Pankaj Tripathi, Bitti’s sweet shop proprietor father, a chance to mumble hilarious one-liners. He keeps talking to a mostly-still ceiling fan thanks to Bareilly’s regular power cuts. Consider his reaction on his wife’s hyper ventilation, “Thyroid me mood swing hota hai, isiliye kich kich karti hai, (She blabbers because of her thyroid issues).” Or when he is rid of a stiff neck, “Sushila se sandaas tak sab dikh raha hai (From Sushila to toilet, I can witness everything).”

His school instructor wife Sushila, played by Seema Pahwa who has become the first choice for such roles, knows her priorities and the top among them is getting Bitti married. She is blatant sufficient to tell her guest, “Toh chai kyun banwaye, dudh 52 rupaye kilo ho gaya hai, (Why did you ask for tea if you didn’t want it? Don’t you know a litre of milk costs Rs 52?).”

Now when most of the primary typescript look comfortable with the language and accent, the focus shifts back to the three leads. As a result, Kriti Sanon also mouths dialogues like, “Tum kaahe liliya rahi ho (Why are you anxious?).” It’s interesting to see Kriti Sanon shed her urban image and try something out of her comfort zone. She carry the weight of the story on her shoulders initially as a bubbly, straightforward girl, but Bareilly Ki Barfi becomes really appealing after a terrific Rajkummar Rao enters the frame.

Here’s a guy who has be bullied by Ayushmann’s character to act like a ‘rangbaaz’, slang for street-smart people with a leaning for drama. In reality, he is a soft-spoken salesman everyone scolds. But his transformation determination leave you in splits. Rajkummar and Ayushmann make up for the predictability of the story.

Another difficulty rears its head once actors are settled in their roles. By now, all these characters have revealed themselves to us, so there’s nothing more to explore other than waiting for the resolution. Most of the tactics used by the director fail to distract the spectators from anticipating the climax, and when it starts we all be on familiar terms with how it can end.

Despite this, Bareilly Ki Barfi is sweet and delightful. Its hilarious one-liners like, “Ye toh aastin ka anaconda nikla” and “Ye Bitti raat bhar kahan ghumti rehti hai, ladki hai koi chudail thode na hai,” totally work. This light-hearted comedy refrain from being slapstick and slowly weave its charm. Worth a watch.

RBI Says New Rs 50 Notes Coming Shortly Five Things To Know Wiki

Just a month after the announcement of new Rs 20 notes in the Mahatma Gandhi Series-2005, Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Friday said that it will also bring new Rs 50 banknotes shortly in movement. The new Rs 50 notes will be in the Mahatma Gandhi (New) Series, bearing signatures of RBI governor Urjit R Patel, the central bank said in a press release. With "Fluorescent Blue" as the base colour, the new note "has motif of Hampi with Chariot on the reverse," it added.

Apart from the colour, the new Rs 50 message has different designs and geometric patterns aligning with the overall scheme, both at the obverse and reverse, the Reserve bank further affirmed

Here are the five features of the new Rs 50 note:

1. The new Rs 50 note will be in a dimension of 66 mm x 135 mm.

2. It will have a see through catalog with denominational numeral 50 on the front side of the note which means that the small design printed both on the front (hollow) and back (filled up) of the note in the middle of the vertical band next to the watermark, will have an accurate back-to-back registration. The devise will appear as one when seen against the light.

3. On the front side, denominational numeral 50 will also be on paper in Devnagari along with a portrait of Mahatma Gandhi at the centre.

4. The Ashoka Pillar emblem will be on paper on the front-right side. The guarantee clause, Governor’s signature with a promise clause and the RBI emblem will feature towards the right of Mahatma Gandhi’s portrait.

5. The year of printing would be mention on the back-left of the note and it will also have a Swachh Bharat logo with a slogan.

All the banknotes in the value of Rs 50 in the earlier series will continue to be legal tender. RBI is also expected to introduce new Rs 200 notes in the coming months to ease pressure on lower-denomination currencies that are in short supply. Minister of State for Finance Santosh Kumar Gangwar told news agency IANS that Rs 200 note, printing of which had by now begun, would be in circulation soon.

BSNL Offers Unlimited Data Plan At Rs 249 Wiki

India’s state-owned telecom operator Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd. (BSNL) has announced an entry level ‘Unlimited Broadband at Rs 249’ plan for its users in India beneath which they will get up to 300GB data per month. The new plan also offers free calls during night time on certain days. The introductory offer which is only for new patrons is valid for one year after which it will be changed to 'BBG Combo ULD Rs 499' plan. The new broadband plan from BSNL can be seen to directly struggle with special offers on the rampage by telecom operators including Reliance Jio.

Under the Rs. 249 plan, clients will get up to 10GB daily data. Users will get speeds of up to 2Mbps till 5GB data download after which it will be reduced to 1Mbps. The diagram is valid across India except Jammu & Kashmir and Andaman & Nicobar Islands. BSNL also said that under the Rs 249 plan, users can make limitless free calls between 9 PM to 7 AM on all Sundays to any network in India.

BSNL has established that the Rs. 249 broadband plan will incur no additional charges from subscribers. There will be, however, a security deposit of Rs. 249, and the bare minimum hire period is one month.

BSNL has time and again tweaked its prepaid and postpaid contributions in the recent months, amid increasing competition in India's telecom industry. It has also revised some of its postpaid plans to add multifold data profit as aggressive pricing by Reliance Jio has boost struggle in the sector.

Movie Reviews Toilet Ek Prem Katha Wiki Now

Cast: Akshay Kumar, Bhumi Pednekar, Anupam Kher

Director: Shree Narayan Singh

Rating: (3/5)

From Salman Khan to Priyanka Chopra, several Bollywood bigwigs selected up a broom to extend their support to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Swachh Bharat Abhiyan. Akshay Kumar took it to the next level and strong-willed to be the mission's official cheerleader and feature in a full-length film revolving around it.

It is no surprise, then, that some of Toilet: Ek Prem Katha's dialogues sound like something straight out of a public service message - "Biwi paas chahiye, toh ghar mein sandaas chahiye," "problem shauch ki nahi, soch ki hai."

The story is this. Keshav (Akshay) is a 36-year-old manglik who has been not capable to find a bride. Enter Jaya (Bhumi Pednekar). After some initial stalking turned into love, the two get married. But all hell breaks loose when Jaya is wake up at 4am by the ladies of the village to join their "lota party".

Turns out, present is not a single toilet in the village, and the women go into the fields while it is still dark to relieve themselves. Jaya refuses to respond nature's call in the open, and walks out of her marital home until Keshav builds a toilet for her.

difficulty is, the village elders will not budge - "Jis aangan mein tulsi lagate hai, wahaan shauch karna shuru kar de?" Under these circumstances, will Keshav and Jaya ever be reunited?

Since Baby (2015), Akshay Kumar has not let the loyalist in him take a backseat. In Toilet: Ek Prem Katha, too, he launches into lofty monologues about the menace of open defecation, especially its impact on women. He singlehandedly fights against the "sabhyata" and "sanskriti" squad and vows to get a toilet installed in the village. The storytelling can get tawdry at times, but Akshay manage to bring earnestness into his character.

Bhumi Pednekar makes Jaya individual; at no point does the audience feel like it is an actor essaying the part on screen. She is remarkable as the school topper who stands up for her right.

Some parts of Toilet: Ek Prem Katha could very well be an election campaign for the ruling party. Sample this: Who is responsible for the toilet scams worth thousands of crores? The people, of course! The film tells us that the government is doing its best to install toilets, but the people just won't change their mindset and let that happen. There is also a dialogue along the lines of, "Jab humare pradhan mantri desh ke bhalayi ke liye notebandi karwa sake hai, toh hum itna sa nahi kar sakte?"

What workings for the film is the hinterland humour. In an elaborate sequence, Akshay Kumar's character gets married to a buffalo to get rid of his "manglik dosh". It is the laughs which take absent your unease about the extent of the two-and-a-half-hour-long film.

If you can manage to ignore its preachiness at times, Toilet: Ek Prem Katha is worth the price of your ticket, GST included.

Jio Phone pre booking to begin from August 24 online registration wiki

Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) Chairman Mukesh Ambani had surprised everybody when he announced the launch of Jio phone, offering life-long free voice calls bundled with 4G data streaming at an effective price of zero. RIL chief Mukesh Ambani, who had taken the telecom subdivision by surprise with free voice calls and information last year, announced the next leap at the company's 40th investor meeting.

Jio Phone, targeted at 50 crore feature handset users in the country, will be available for pre-booking from August 24 on sum of a refundable security deposit of Rs 1,500. This deposit will be refund after 36 months on return of the phone and this is how the price of the phone will be effective zero.

The Jio Phone will be available for user testing in beta mode from August 15 and for pre-booking from August 24. Reliance Jio, the fourth-generation telecom arm of Reliance Industries, will give unlimited data on the phone for Rs 153 per month.

Also read - MyJio becomes second Indian app to cross 100 million download mark

Procedure for online registration

People who are attracted in buying Jio Phone can now register online on Jio.com

Direct URL: jio.com/en-in/jp-keep-me-posted

"JioPhone will make the 2G feature phone obsolete," Ambani had claimed. "The company is looking to bring 5 million phone to the market a week," he added.

Reliance Jio, the fourth-generation telecom arm of Reliance Industries, will give unlimited data on the phone for Rs 153 per month.

Jio has 125 million users since its launch in September last year.

Out of the 78 crore phone in India, Ambani had said that 50 crore are feature phones that cannot be used for Internet or data usage. The new phone would give "affordable" device to these 50 crore users and end the digital prohibiting in India.

Reliance Communication offers unlimited calls, data with Rs 299 rental plan Wiki

Reliance Communication offers unlimited calls, data with Rs 299 rental planAnil Ambani-led Reliance Communications has announce a new plan with a journal rental of Rs 299 for its subscribers.

The company announce the all-new rental plan in a tweet on Wednesday. It said, "Reliance Mobile introduces the lowly rates ever! Starting at Rs 299 monthly rental."

RCom also announced a Rozana offer in which a renew for Rs 193 will get you 1GB data per day and 30 minute unlimited calling per day.

Earlier, Airtel and Vodafone had announce various offers to counter Reliance Jio's tariff plans.

Airtel's Rs 399 plan offers free restricted and STD calls which matches Jio's free and voice calls feature. Airtel's Rs 399 plan, with a validity of 84 days, offers 1 GB data per day. This basically amounts to 84 GB data in total.

Airtel has different offers depending on the circle, and special letters for select users. Earlier, Airtel was offering 70 days validity for new 4G handset users for Rs 399.

Vodafone's not been too at the rear in offering new packages in a bid to retain its customers who could drift to Reliance Jio owing to the cheap data plans. Vodafone's latest plan was targeted at students. Vodafone's Rs 445 plan with 84 days strength has 1 GB data limit per day. This amounts to 84 GBs in total. But, it has also tied up with cab service provider app Ola and food deliviery app Zomato to offer discounts.

The plan's cost also goes down in the second recharge when users have to pay Rs 352 instead of the first-time recharge value of Rs 445.  Voice calls and SMS are free.  There's lesser option too for Vodafone user with a First Recharge Coupon (FRC) plan at Rs 244. It offers 70 GB data with unlimited Vodafone to Vodafone local and STD calls.

Suzuki launches Gixxer SF ABS at Rs 95,499 Wiki

Just a few hours ago, we brought you the spy images of the Suzuki Gixxer SF ABS. Now, Suzuki has finally launched the bike at Rs 95,499 ex-showroom Delhi. This cost is for the carbureted model. The business has equipped ABS on the fuel-injection version as well and that retails at Rs 99,312 (ex-showroom Delhi). 

With this, the Suzuki  Gixxer SF is the subsequent most affordable ABS bike in India after the TVS Apache RTR 180, which is priced at Rs 91,357 (ex-showroom Delhi). The Gixxer SF ABS bikes are available in two colours – blue and a tri-colour scheme. The bookings for the bike has already begun at all dealerships.  The Gixxer SF continues to be powered by the 155cc single-cylinder air-cooled motor that produces 14.8bhp and 14Nm of reach your acme torque. This motor is mated to a five-speed gearbox.

Suzuki has taken a extremely good step by launching ABS versions of the Gixxer SF. The price difference between the non-ABS and ABS model is just Rs 6280 and this makes it very accessible to a lot of buyers. The brand recall of Suzuki is beyond doubt going to increase between motorbike enthusiasts.

Nokia 6 hits 1 million registrations on Amazon India Review Wiki

Amazon India has announced that the Nokia 6, one of the reply devices from Nokia has received over 1 million registrations on the e-commerce display place. The Nokia 6 has been priced at Rs. 14,999.

The Nokia 6 registrations began on July 14 and the piece of equipment will go on sale from August 23. This is the fourth device from Nokia to go on sale in India.

To recall, Nokia had announce four new campaign at the MWC 2017: Nokia 3, Nokia 5, Nokia 6 and the iconic Nokia 3310. While the other three devices are available offline in India, the Nokia 6 is an Amazon select and will not be available offline.

The Nokia 6 subscriptions are expected to increase before the first flash sale on August 23. While the registrations are high, we require to wait for the first flash sale to see if the sale are as high.

To recall, the Nokia 6 comes with a 5.5-inch full HD display, Snapdragon 430 processor, Adreno 505 GPU, 3GB RAM, 32GB of interior storage, 16MP primary camera, 8MP less important camera and a 3,000mAh battery.

The machine comes with stock Android 7.1.1 Nougat. HMD Global has also confirmed that the corporation will receive an update to Android O. The Nokia 6 also come with Dolby Atmos support.

Indian customers are evidently excited about the new era of Nokia smartphones on Android and have welcome the brand with open arms. Nokia 6 has witnessed enormous interest from its fans since the registrations opened on 14 July. The subscription enlargement is expected to intensify closer to the sale date of 23rd August 2017." Amazon India said in a statement.

If you wish to buy the Nokia and have not yet registered for the machine, click here to register now.

The company has announce the following offers for the Nokia 6:

Nokia 6 Offers

The Nokia 6 come with the following offers:

•Rs. 1,000 cashback for Amazon Prime member buying the device using Amazon Pay balance.

•Rs. 2,500 discount on makemytrip.com (Rs. 1,800 off on hotels and Rs. 700 off on domestic flights).

•80% discount on Kindle eBooks (Maximum 300).

•Vodafone users get 9GB additional 4G data per month for 5 months on recharge with 1GB data or more.