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We bring you the top five smartphones you can buy to play PUBG Mobile under Rs. 15,000. PUBG Mobile PUBG has been a record breaker in terms of being one of the biggest online games ever. An acronym which stands for PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, this game has been adopted by over millions of gamers and non-gamers alike. If you play PUBG regularly, then you know what Winner Winner Chicken Dinner is, and its importance. For the unaware, PUBG is game where players in groups of four (squad), two (duo), and single player (solo) are airdropped on an island where they are able to collect a host of equipment like guns, backpacks, med-kits, and grenades which they find by going to houses, and various places. The endgame is survival. You will have to survive till the blue zone runs out. The last man/team standing wins the WWCD, experience points and rating points. Like every online game, PUBG has seen a lot of players using cheat codes and various programs which circumvent ar...

He claims he used the word in jest, but his fiancee took A man in UAE has been jailed for calling his fiancee an idiot. A man in Abu Dhabi has been fined 20,000 dirhams and sentenced to 60 days in jail for calling his fiancee 'idiot' over a WhatsApp message. According to Khaleej Times , the unnamed man sent his fiancee a message and referred to her as an idiot ( habla  in Arabic). Though he claims he used the word in jest, his fiancee took offence and filed a case against him. This is one of the several cases filed in the country over a situation where one person says something jokingly but another takes it seriously. Legal adviser Hassan al-Riyami explained to  Emarat Al Youm  that under the law sending anything of an offensive nature on social media is considered a cybercrime. That's exactly what happened to this man, who paid for his joke with a prison sentence and a fine of approximately Rs 4 lakhs This is not the first time that someone ...

Reliance Jio is set to hive off its fibre and tower business units HIGHLIGHTS Reliance Jio acquired towers from RCom last year TRAI reported the operator has a monthly growth rate of 5.44 percent The new move will widen its market presence Reliance Jio Infocomm on Tuesday announced that its board has cleared spinning off its fibre and tower assets into two separate units. With the new move, the telco will be able to widen its market presence and start monetising its new businesses. The decision is subject to all requisite statutory and regulatory approvals. In December last year, Reliance Jio announced the acquisition of mobile towers, spectrum, and other wireless infrastructure assets from Reliance Communications (RCom). The operator is presently the fastest-growing telco in the country with a monthly growth rate of 5.44 percent, with a total of 13.02 million customers, as per a recent report by Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI). "The Board of ...