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New Delhi: <keyword id="24017188" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Dubai-based-siblings" source="keywords">Dubai-based siblings</keyword> Jainam and Jivika, the owners of <keyword id="23661436" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Jiohotstar" source="keywords">jiohotstar</keyword>.com domain, have decided to transfer it to Reliance "free of cost", resting speculations on social media platforms. The story of the <keyword id="24017189" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="internet-domain-name" source="keywords">internet domain name</keyword>, which grabbed a lot of attention on social media platforms in the recent past, ended with "seva and kindness", according to the duo. The unique website ID was said to have been initially registered by a Delhi-based app developer last year amid speculation about the potential merger of <keyword id="19896911" type="General" weightage="100" keywordseo="Reliance-Jio" source="keywords">Reliance Jio</keyword> and <keyword id="20445926" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Disney-Hotstar" source="keywords">Disney Hotstar</keyword>. Last month, the developer came up with the demand for funding his higher studies at the Cambridge University in return of the domain's ownership transfer, days after Reliance Jio and The Walth Disney formally announced the merger of their media businesses. Later, the Dubai-based siblings purchased jiohotstar.com domain from its registered owner. According to industry observers, the domain was sold to Dubai-based siblings after Reliance declined his offer. The siblings now shared an update, saying the Reliance IP Legal team approached them and the duo has decided to pass the ownership to them (Reliance), hoping that it would be "useful for them". "Reliance IP legal team has approached us, and we will be transferring this domain to them, free of cost," they said in a message on the website. "There have been some rumours online suggesting that there is a payment or deal involved, but we want to make it clear -- this is not true," the message said. Moreover, the duo in his video also clarified there is "no pressure from anyone" and denied of having a "deal of any kind". "This is purely a transfer of the domain from our side because we believe it could be useful for them. Whether or not they choose to use it is up to them," the message added. PTI reached out to Reliance for its comment on the development but did not receive any response. In their previous message, the siblings said they had received numerous offers, including some genuine ones offering significant amounts. However, they had said that the domain was not for sale. While announcing the "journey with jiohotstar.com is coming to an end", the duo said they are waiting for a draft from the Reliance legal team for the transfer. "The Reliance IP legal team has contacted us. We have told them that the <keyword id="24017190" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="domain-transfer" source="keywords">domain transfer</keyword> will only happen after the agreement is signed. They have asked us to visit Mumbai to sign the agreement," they said, expecting the agreement to be signed soon. "As soon as this happens, we will transfer the domain and this website will come to an end," the message said. Reliance had last week announced completion of the merger of its media assets with the India business of global media giant The Walt Disney, forming a <keyword id="19967298" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="joint-venture" source="keywords">joint venture</keyword> worth around Rs 70,352 crore (USD 8.5 billion). The JV will be one of the largest media and entertainment companies in India with a combined revenue of approximately Rs 26,000 crore and will be led by Nita Ambani as its chairperson.

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Mumbai is set to experience a "Sky Full of Stars" moment as Coldplay fans from around the world prepare to descend upon the city for the band’s highly anticipated January 2025 concert. The return of the British pop-rock sensation, which hasn’t performed in India since 2016, already sent a wave of excitement among fans — most of whom paid a hefty price for the highly sought after tickets. And now, it’s time for the hoteliers in the city to mint money. The return of Coldplay seems to have triggered a surge in hotel bookings and accommodation searches. A September <a href="https://www.livemint.com/news/india/coldplay-india-mumbai-hotel-rates-soar-to-1-lakh-a-night-dy-patil-stadium-coldplay-tickets-11727087010459.html">report</a> said that five-star hotels within a 20 kilometre-radius of the DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai, where the British band is set to perform, are charging almost ₹1 lakh per night during the concert dates. Data from the digital travel platform <keyword id="20081252" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="agoda" source="keywords">Agoda</keyword> reflects the same enthusiasm among fans. According to the platform, hotel searches in Mumbai soared by an incredible 33 times immediately after the concert was announced. Further, domestic searches for accommodations jumped 45 times on the day of the announcement. <div type="Article" hostid="261" msid="114422542" title="Coldplay concert chaos aftermath: PIL filed in Bombay HC to demand stricter controls over online ticket sales" mstype="2" mssubtype="0"></div>Krishna Rathi, Senior Country Director for the India Subcontinent and MEA at Agoda, emphasised the appeal of this event: "Earlier this year, we saw Indians flock to Thailand to watch Coldplay perform live in Bangkok. The band’s popularity among Indians suggests that Mumbai is about to be the stage for something really memorable, and we are thrilled to help travellers find the perfect stay for the event.” Evidently, it isn’t just Indian fans driving this trend. This demand also extends to international fans, with top searches coming from France, the UAE, the UK, Spain, and Australia. Coldplay’s global fan base reflects a broader trend in the music and tourism sectors, where major concerts often transform host cities into tourist hotspots. In 2022, a similar surge was seen in Seoul when BTS held their live concerts, drawing fans from over 100 countries and pushing local accommodations to their limits. As anticipation for the Coldplay concert builds, Agoda is advising fans to secure accommodations early to take advantage of the competitive rates and options. <div type="Article" hostid="261" msid="113665893" title="It is cheaper to watch Coldplay perform in Abu Dhabi than to pay scalpers for Mumbai tickets" mstype="2" mssubtype="0"></div>

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<keyword id="20359078" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="newspapers" source="keywords">Newspapers</keyword> were rated as the most <keyword id="22860926" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="credible-news-source" source="keywords">credible news source</keyword>, not only for older but younger <keyword id="22860927" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="readers" source="keywords">readers</keyword> too, according to a study by Humanify, a technology-based research platform. Older aged respondents, gave higher scores to newspapers, citing concerns around fake news and conspiracy theories on internet and social media channels, while as many as half the younger readers, (aged less than 30 years), also favoured newspapers even over channels such as TV, social media and websites as sources of news. While findings seem to underscore enduring trust in traditional media even in the digital age, the study which was conducted on Humanify's app, also showed high preference on receiving the news digitally. Of the total readers, 84.1% reporting a good preference for the digital format, also reflected by the older (&gt;30 years) readers. The top reason for preference of a digital delivery was convenience, with 93.2% scoring the digital format high on convenience. Top reasons for this were easy access to digital media, especially news consumption out of home and while commuting. Interestingly, there were also mentions around how a digital medium would be more sustainable and planet friendly than newspaper prints, reflecting an emerging concern for the planet and <keyword id="20224417" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="sustainable-living" source="keywords">sustainable living</keyword>. "While the preference for digital delivery is expected, it's heartening to see that legacy newspapers can still find relevance even with younger readers, by adapting to digital formats," said Geetika Kambli, Founder at Humanify. "The study was run on Humanify's app, capturing conversations by readers around their preferred reading habits, and using AI to convert this unstructured data into a research report in minutes. AI is redefining the way we experience products and express our feelings about them. If we choose to use it well, it can give us the transparency we need, around how we read and decode insights," says Geetika. The report also noted that readers appreciated <keyword id="22860929" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="local-news-coverage" source="keywords">local news coverage</keyword>, indicating an emerging trend towards localisation and customisation in news consumption. The study was run on a sample of randomly selected readers based in Mumbai. Respondents were approached across ages 18-50, and across genders. All readers were interviewed to confirm their readership preferences, and with their consent, their conversations around the readership experience were captured and decoded using Artificial Intelligence in the Humanify app. Humanify is an AI company that owns the research-tech platform Explorastory, a sense making AI platform that translates real human behaviour from videos, conversations and surveys, into user research reports designed for product and marketing teams, in minutes. They also note that all survey results may be subject to potential biases, despite best efforts to minimise them.

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In the last two years, there has been a rapid rise in scams in India and a lot of people have lost their hard-earned money after trusting strangers for financial advice. Be it a fraudulent app, being added to a shady WhatsApp group, or receiving phone calls from strangers that sound too good to be true, many cases have come to light. Now, in a new incident, a doctor from Thane, Maharashtra, was misled by three Karnataka-based suspects who promised earnings via a municipal contract to supply medical equipment, costing him ₹3.84 crore. Despite investing over a three-year period, he saw no returns and reported the crime to the Naupada police, who have registered a case but made no arrests. Thane doctor tricked by false municipal contract According to a PTI report, a 39-year-old doctor in Thane, Maharashtra was deceived by three men from Karnataka. These fraudsters offered him lucrative returns through a supposed municipal contract for supplying medical equipment. Convinced by the promise of reliable profits, the doctor began investing heavily in December 2020, making significant contributions until March this year. The doctor’s substantial investment – totalling ₹3.84 crore – was made over multiple transactions from December 2020 and March this year, in anticipation of high returns that never materialised. Suspicion finally arose after the doctor had seen no profits despite his repeated investments. Recognising he may have been defrauded, he reached out to the Naupada police station, who registered a case under charges of cheating. While no arrests have been made so far, authorities have launched an investigation to track down the perpetrators and recover the funds if possible. A police official told PTI, "The man approached police after he did not get profits or any return on investment. We have registered a case of cheating but have not arrested anyone." Ahmedabad gynaecologist duped in <keyword id="21361161" type="General" weightage="100" keywordseo="stock-market-scam" source="keywords">stock market scam</keyword> In a similar incident, a gynaecologist from Ahmedabad lost ₹1.1 crore to a scam that began with a social media advertisement. Attracted by the potential for substantial stock market returns, the doctor engaged with a group promising expert tips and was subsequently added to a WhatsApp group where members shared investment insights. Through this group, he was introduced to a web link for stock and IPO investments, along with an application that required his banking details and identification documents. A PTI report revealed that the doctor’s initial investment of ₹50,000 yielded a profit of ₹10,000, which he successfully withdrew. This initial success encouraged him to make larger investments, transferring ₹1.1 crore through multiple transactions in pursuit of higher gains. When he later attempted to withdraw his funds, he was unexpectedly asked to pay 20% of his total profits. After refusing this demand, he was removed from the WhatsApp group and realised the extent of the deception. He contacted Cybercrime police in February, and after months of waiting, a formal case was registered against unknown suspects under charges of breach of trust and cheating, alongside provisions of the <keyword id="20003647" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="information-technology-act" source="keywords">Information Technology Act</keyword>.

Thane doctor gets cheated of ₹3.84 crore, was promised high financial returns by 3 men

When you try your best and don't succeed When you (don't) get what you want, but not what you need When you feel so tired, but you can't sleep Feeling these lyrics a little too much, since you could not ‘fix you’(self) tickets for <keyword id="20399945" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Coldplay" source="keywords" meta.keywordsubtype="org" meta.entityname="Coldplay" meta.hostid="261" meta.entityid="Coldplay">Coldplay</keyword>'s 2025 concert in Mumbai? You were all set at 12 noon yesterday, ready to quickly snap up tickets that would not break your bank account, but also get you the best view of the stage, all at the same time. You had mentally mapped out how you'd make the most of 4 minutes that were allotted to everyone to buy tickets? But despite all the effort, you never moved ahead in the queue which had lakhs of Indians clamoring for tickets for the India leg of the iconic band’s “Music of the Spheres” world tour. This, after Coldplay announced a third show on 21st January, seeing their “phenomenal demand” in India. Mumbai based banking professional Agastya Shikhar came as close at 5,004 in the BookMyShow queue. One of his friends had inched even closer, at 604. And yet, they could not secure the tickets. As it is, the wound of not being able to secure tickets for <keyword id="20085213" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Diljit-Dosanjh" source="keywords" meta.keywordsubtype="org" meta.entityname="Diljit Dosanjh" meta.hostid="261" meta.entityid="Diljit Dosanjh">Diljit Dosanjh</keyword>’s India leg of Dil-luminati tour was very fresh. And even though Diljit has announced a second show for Delhi-ites, along with adding pit stops in Jaipur and Mumbai, who knows whether you'll be able to lap up the tickets in just microseconds, before they are all sold out, yet again. But here's what you can certainly achieve, instead of lamenting over missing out on these concerts. Yes, they are once in a lifetime experiences, but you can create more for yourselves, all by smartly using the funds you saved from here in the stock market, and multiplying your funds, instead of just spending them away. Assuming you were going to buy two of the most expensive tickets of the lot in both the concerts, i.e. the lounge tickets in Coldplay’s worth Rs 35,000/per person, and fan pit tickets worth Rs 20,000/per person in Diljit’s. Following the US Fed’s rate cut last week, Indian markets are scaling all time highs, a trend which is set to continue for some time to come. As such, large-cap mutual funds are currently in the spotlight. And over a 1-year period, most large-cap mutual funds have delivered an average return of about 40%. So, if you invested Rs 70,000 in a large-cap mutual fund, you'd have amassed close to a lakh rupees (Rs 97,650) or even more by September next year. If you're a bit of a risk-taker, you can also invest in <keyword id="23278136" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="small-cap-index-funds" source="keywords">small-cap index funds</keyword>, which have delivered average returns of about 50% in the past 1 year. Your Re 70,000 could easily turn into Rs 1,05,000 in just 365 days, without you having to do anything! But remember to diversify your <keyword id="19895437" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="investment" source="keywords">investment</keyword> across small, mid and large caps, and not concentrate your money in a single fund. Mr. Anand K. Rathi, Co-Founder of MIRA Money highlights that two good options for a holding period of about three to six months are liquid funds and ultra-short bond funds. "Liquid funds have an average holding period of 20 to 30 days, making them suitable for short-term investments. They provide immediate liquidity, allowing redemption on the next working day. On the other hand, ultra-short bond funds have a slightly longer duration, matching the three to six-month holding period. They offer returns similar to annual fixed deposits, typically around 6.7 to 6.8%, making them a good option for short-term investments with better liquidity", he continues. See, there's always a risk of market changes adversely impacting your returns, don't let that deter you. Focus on your goal- of giving yourself and your partner a foreign trip to Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Uzbekistan, Vietnam and more, or anything that you want, all by smartly deploying the unused funds from here. SEBI-registered RIA Gaurav Goyal also advises investment in arbitrage funds for the time being as well. "Arbitrage Funds are equity-oriented hybrid funds that leverage arbitrage opportunities in the market. These can be a pricing mismatch between two exchanges, different pricing in the spot and futures market, etc. The fund manager of an arbitrage fund buys and sells the shares at the same time and earns the difference between the selling price and the buying price of the share", he says. And who knows, when you're sipping margaritas on the balmy beaches of Sri Lanka next year, you might not feel so bad about missing out on these concerts? Invest these funds as soon as possible, so that you can achieve your other short-term desires like traveling or anything else. Ofcourse, you can have Diljit and Coldplay playing in the background while you do that!

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Apple starts its iPhone 16 series sale in India, long queues seen outside stores

India is on the brink of a significant medical innovation with the upcoming launch of <keyword id="23029757" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="PresVu-eye-drops" source="keywords">PresVu eye drops</keyword>, a groundbreaking treatment aimed at reducing dependency on <keyword id="23034012" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="reading-glasses" source="keywords">reading glasses</keyword>. Developed by Mumbai-based <keyword id="20007796" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Entod-Pharmaceuticals" source="keywords" meta.keywordsubtype="org" meta.entityname="Entod Pharmaceuticals" meta.hostid="261" meta.entityid="Entod Pharmaceuticals">Entod Pharmaceuticals</keyword>, PresVu has recently received approval from the Drug Controller General of India (DCGI) and is scheduled to hit the market in early October 2024. <h3 style="line-height:1.2;margin-top:14pt;margin-bottom:4pt;">What is PresVu?</h3>PresVu eye drops are designed to treat <keyword id="23035383" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="presbyopia" source="keywords">presbyopia</keyword>, a common age-related condition that affects the eye's ability to focus on nearby objects. This condition, which typically begins in the early 40s, leads to a gradual decline in <keyword id="23035385" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="near-vision" source="keywords">near vision</keyword>, making reading glasses a necessity for millions. As per estimates, nearly one third of Indian adults suffer from the condition. PresVu offers a novel solution, aiming to restore visual independence to those suffering from mild to moderate presbyopia. <div type="Article" hostid="261" msid="112800837" title="Scientists want to help drug addicts recover — by giving them psychedelics" mstype="2" mssubtype="0"></div><h2>How does it work?</h2>The drug contains <keyword id="23035386" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="pilocarpine-hydrochloride" source="keywords">pilocarpine hydrochloride</keyword> — a plant-derived compound that has been used for decades to treat various eye conditions and dry mouth. The drops are intended for daily use, with effects lasting several hours, allowing users to perform tasks like reading without the need for glasses. As per the company, the effects of the drops will be apparent within 15 minutes, but complete benefits are only apparent after 15 days of use. The treatment has been thoroughly tested in clinical trials across India and has shown promising results in improving near vision. <div type="Article" hostid="261" msid="112738885" title="India bans 156 commonly used combination drugs citing possible risks to humans" mstype="2" mssubtype="0"></div><h2>Market impact and accessibility</h2>The introduction of PresVu is expected to make a significant impact in India, where the prevalence of presbyopia is rising. As per media sources, each vial will be priced at Rs 345, making it an affordable alternative to reading glasses. Each vial is designed to last about a month, making it a cost-effective solution for long-term use. Entod Pharmaceuticals has ambitious plans for PresVu, targeting not just the Indian market but also emerging markets in Africa and Southeast Asia. The company sees this as a step towards becoming a global innovator in ophthalmology, with future plans to out-licence products in the US market. (Editor's note: PresVu eye-drops have since been suspended by the DCGI for making exaggerated marketing claims related to the product)

Say bye-bye to reading glasses! Mumbai drug-maker to soon introduce eye drops to treat presbyopia in India

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<ul><li>The IPO comprises a fresh issue of ₹77 crore and an offer for sale (OFS) of up to 3.25 million shares.</li><li>Most of the proceeds will be used to fund working capital requirements and general corporate purposes.</li><li>It has products across home, personal care, food and household products catering to B2B2C and B2B customers. </li></ul>Mumbai-based FMCG company Onest has filed its Draft Red Herring prospectus (DRHP) with capital market regulator <keyword id="35210" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="sebi" source="Orion">Sebi</keyword> to raise funds via a public issue. The Initial Public Offering (IPO) with a face value of ₹10 comprises a fresh issue of ₹77 crore and an offer for sale (OFS) of up to 3.25 million shares by promoter and other shareholders. As much as ₹60 crore of the proceeds from the fresh issue will be utilised to fund working capital requirements and general corporate purposes. About the company The company is primarily engaged in the Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) market with a range of home care and personal care products, food products and household products catering to B2B2C and B2B customers Some of its brands include Florona, Hunk, Brio, Freshia, 33 Varino, Endiro, Ekon and Delight. The offer is being made through the book building process, wherein not less than 75% of the offer shall be available for allocation on a proportionate basis to Qualified Institutional Buyers. Not more than 15% of the offer shall be available for allocation to non-institutional investors and not more than 10% shall be available for allocation to retail investors. Financials &amp; other details In the last financial year (FY23), the company’s consolidated revenue from operations increased 70.94% to ₹184 crore from ₹107.82 crore a year ago. This is primarily due sale of goods pursuant to increase in new stock keeping units in the product portfolio and entries in new countries. Its net profit rose 227% from ₹2.44 crore in FY22 to ₹8 crore in FY23. Onest is also involved in the non-FMCG sector, offering a variety of industrial products to B2B customers. It is an emerging player to build a value brand in the home care and personal care industry, the company says. The company exports to Africa, Middle Easter, Latin America, SAARC, ASEAN, and CIS countries, with its products reaching over 57 nations. Onest also successfully sold its products in nine states and a union territory in India, with a network of 23 dealers. It maintains three warehouses in India, and has expanded its presence in the domestic market via its subsidiary, Onest EasyLife LLP. The company’s home and personal care product portfolio includes skincare, hair care, aerosol and perfume, baby care, OTC, oral care, men care, home cleaning, and home fragrance items. It also has presence in confectionery, biscuits, canned food, breakfast cereals, tea, coffee, and other beverages; as well as batteries, bulbs, incense sticks, lighters, tapes, blades, and other stationery products. It curates its brand portfolio by identifying market gaps and diverse consumer requirements across various price points. In response, the company develops brands such as Florona, Hunk, Brio, Freshia, Varino, Endiro, Ekon, and Delight to cater to these specific needs and preferences. Monarch Networth Capital and Unistone Capital Private are the book running lead managers and Link Intime India is the registrar to the offer. The equity shares are proposed to be listed on BSE and NSE.

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