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  Jio Phone: Here is the complete process how people who are willing to buy Jio Phone will finally get the handset.   Finally, the long wait for Jio Phone is coming to an end today i.e. August 24 as Reliance will officially open bookings for the Reliance 4G feature phone. Ahead of booking, Reliance Jio has launched a massive rollout exercise for the Jio Phone with plans to deliver a lakh handsets every day to retailers and a target of selling around 4-5 million phones a week. Here is the complete process how people who are willing to buy Jio Phone will finally get the handset:- – Reliance Jio has started reaching out to retailers about the handset and has begun educating them about the delivery process – The company’s target is to deliver a lakh of handsets per day, which will be done though Reliance Digital outlets and Jio Centres as well as other touch points https://youtu.be/g9MGLa7Vq9A – Jio Phone will be marketed under RIL ’s Lyf brand...

false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE CHOCOLATE      July 7 is celebrated as World Chocolate Day and this gives us just another reason to relish chocolates. The world loves chocolates. Whether you are happy, sad, celebrating something, want to gift something- chocolates are what most of us prefer. For some health conscious people, chocolate may be synonymous with calories. However, some researchers from University of California in San Diego suggested in one of their surveys that eating chocolate will actually help you to stay thin. The study says people who have chocolate more often usually have a lower BMI (body mass index) than people who don’t. Now isn’t that great news? Well we have some more for you. So, on the occasion of World Chocolate Day 2017, here are 5 other health benefits of chocolates. Indulge in some more chocol...

Highlights Paytm users can transfer money from Wallet to accounts via app & website Paytm merchants need to do KYC to transfer large sums Consumers can transfer amounts up to Rs. 5,000 at a time without KYC Paytm has become the go-to digital payments app for many people in India after the demonetisation drive, and the company has  added thousands of merchants to its platform within days of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s announcement of scrapping Rs. 1000 and old Rs. 500 currency notes. From vegetable vendors to grocery stores, everyone is joining the Paytm cashless payments platform. ( Also see :  What Is Paytm, and How to Use Paytm Wallet? ) But there has been some confusion regarding what happens after a merchant receives a payment from a customer via Paytm. How should merchants transfer money from their Paytm Wallet to bank accounts? Scroll down to find out the simple process to transfer money from your Paytm to bank accounts. In ...

  Paytm Wallet can be used to buy goods and avail services online & offline Paytm Wallet can be recharged via netbanking and debit & credit cards Your Paytm Wallet can have up to Rs. 10,000; do KYC for higher limit Highlights  Since Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the demonetisation of the Rs. 500 and Rs. 1,000 notes, Paytm and other mobile wallets have enjoyed tremendous growth . The lack of cash in hand and long lines have made digital wallets a necessity for the common man - at least those with smartphones - propelling the likes of Paytm to the top of the user’s mind. Paytm claims to have over 150 million users, making it the biggest online payments platform in the country. Despite this, there are many more in India who are yet to use Paytm and its digital wallet. Are you too confused about what is Paytm, how Paytm works, and what you can do with it? Then read this guide to using Paytm. What is Paytm? Paytm, owned by One97 ...

India has asked top Web firms to take off links to ‘Blue Whale Challenge’, a mysterious ‘game’ in which shadowy ‘curators’ egg young players on to commit suicide. Well over 100 suicides around the world have been blamed on the challenge.     Over the past few months, an Internet “game” called the ‘ Blue Whale Challenge ’ has been blamed for the deaths of well over 100 young people in countries around the world — including at least five teens in India. The government has now asked Internet majors like Google , Facebook , WhatsApp, Instagram, Microsoft and Yahoo to “immediately remove” links of “this deadly game” from their platforms. The Ministry for Women and Child Development tweeted this week that Minister Maneka Gandhi had sought the intervention of Home Minister Rajnath Singh and IT Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad to remove the challenge from social media, and appealed to “parents & elders to monitor the activities of children & dissuade the...