Is It Too Quick To Analyze Reliance Jio?

Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance Jio Infocomm Ltd. has emanated one of the biggest price wars in the telecom industry. Reliance Jio embarks Mukesh Ambani’s return in the telecom sector after Reliance Communications went to his brother Anil Ambani in 2005 during the division of Reliance empire.

Reliance Jio currently involves an investment of $22 billion. It has by now rattled the telecom biggies, including Vodafone, Airtel, Idea and BSNL, with its tariff plans. The constructive beginning 4G data offers of Reliance Jio have managed to attract users in large numbers. Jio has not only pushed the operators in deep waters but forced them to revise its entire data plan.

However, this is just the beginning. Amid assurance of invigorating the entire telecom usage set up, we bring to you certain highlights combining the good and bad aspects surrounding Reliance Jio. 

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Rose Festival in full splendour

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The second day of the 43rd Rose Festival garnered a resounding response from tricity residents and tourists. Events held on Saturday included kite flying and puppet show besides engaging contests such as rose prince, princess, king and queen.

Though most of the contests were well received, the rose king and rose queen competitions stole the show.

People, irrespective of their age, walked down the ramp with panache amid a cheering audience for the best couple contest. Ashok Khurana and Sangeeta were adjudged the best couple.

Ram Kanodia and his wife Neelam , who won the runners-up title, had come for a random visit but decided to participate almost on a whim.

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Rose Festival gets mix response from visitors

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Rains could not dampen the spirit of city residents and tourists at the 43rd Rose Festival, as irrespective of the delay in the inauguration of the event on Friday, the visitors were seen taking a stroll in the garden and enjoying the variety of roses on display.

With “National Integration” being the theme of the festival, many folk dance artists entertained the tourists at the entrance with their dance forms and music. Keeping up with their love for photography, people were seen clicking selfies and taking pictures of flowers and artists.

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Dog lovers’ day out

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It was a day of love and what better way to celebrate it than with our four-legged friends!

Leisure Valley in Sector 10, Chandigarh, is playing host to a two-day dog show that began on Saturday. Chandigarh Kennel Club, which has organised the show, reserved the first day for pugs and labradors.

"We usually do something different every year. This time, we decided to have a separate show for labradors and pugs as they are the preferred dog breeds with tricity residents,” said Piyush Rai, the event organiser.

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A gift of love

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Love or like love? In either case, it is incomplete without a gift. Be it flowers or a small gift, somewhere the expectation for a token of love persists. The rush at the gift shops, florists and shopping malls is enough to judge the craze of Valentine’s Day among city-goers. While some are trying to make best efforts for their love interest, a few others are getting ready for first-time proposals.

“I am writing many letters to him expressing myself and have attached a few photographs of my memories with him. He is my childhood friend. I just hope to hear a yes from him,” says an 18-year-old schoolgirl.

Now that the D-day is here, we take a look at the gifts bought by the youth to impress their loved ones.

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For man of taste, a stirring profession

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Men rule the world of culinary art. Think about master chefs and some names that come up to mind are Sanjeev Kapoor, Vikas Khanna, Ajay Chopra, and Kunal Kapur. Tarla Dalal long held the fort for women but it has now fallen to kitchen kings.

Chef Kunal Kapur has a theory on why men make good cooks.“In urban Indian society, parents encourage their daughters to go out and work, but once into marriage, women have to balance job with the responsibilities of cooking,” says Kapur, who was at the Dr Ambedkar Institute of Hotel Management, Chandigarh, to give students a demonstration of using avocado in the Indian cuisine. So, do the chefs cook at home? “Too much of cooking at work tires me so much that unless it’s a holiday, I also prefer not to,” said the culinary artist.

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