Real-life speed test: How Galaxy S23 Ultra competes with iPhone 14 Pro Max

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The Galaxy S23 Ultra has a speedier, unique version of the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 CPU, however it still falls short in benchmark testing versus the iPhone 14 Pro Max.

The Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 CPU in the Galaxy S23 Ultra is a speedier, unique variant. It’s remarkable, but in benchmark testing, it’s still beaten by the iPhone 14 Pro Max. In certain tests, the Ultra can’t even keep up with older phones like the iPhone 12. Instead, the iPhone SE 3 uses the same processor as the iPhone 13. Yet, we have often stated that real-world experiences will reveal little difference between these two opponents. It just so happens that a Galaxy S23 Ultra vs. iPhone 14 Pro Max comparison is already available, with the Samsung coming out on top.

On YouTube, there are several speed tests that assess smartphone performance, including comparisons between the current Apple flagships and the top Androids on the market. Our favourite, though, may be speed tests, which always use the same methods. As a consequence, the outcomes are as objective as they can be.

As a reminder, the Galaxy S23 Ultra and iPhone 14 Pro Max were subjected to the same standard real-world speed test, which seeks to simulate a user’s everyday experience. The test is divided into two rounds, each of which involves a robot opening the identical set of applications on both phones for the first time. The smartphone that opens them the quickest typically wins. The goal of the first phase is to eliminate latency on phones, particularly flagships.

The robot reopens the same applications in the second round to see how many of them remain loaded in memory. This exam assesses the ability to multitask. We frequently switch between applications when we use our cellphones. And we want them to be fresh in our minds for as long as possible.

The most recent iPhone generally wins the first round, demonstrating the power of Apple’s A-series processor. Because of the increased memory, the Android phone sitting next to the iPhone generally recovers in the second round. That isn’t always the case, because the iPhone’s software is tailored to its hardware. Even though it has less memory than its counterpart, the iPhone uses RAM more effectively.

The Galaxy S23 Ultra vs. iPhone 14 Pro Max speed test demonstrated that Samsung can match with the most recent iPhone. The Ultra took the opening round by nearly a second (image above). This includes defeating the iPhone in a time-consuming video exporting operation that the iPhone nearly always wins.

Unexpectedly, the iPhone 14 Pro Max won the second round, as well as the overall test, by a razor-thin margin. When the two laps are combined, the total margin in favour of the iPhone is only 0.25 seconds.

That’s essentially a tie. And it’s truly a triumph for the Galaxy S23 Ultra, which has finally placed some pressure on Apple.

IND vs AUS: Pujara joins elite club after key milestone in Ahmedabad test

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Cheteshwar Pujara has set a new milestone in the fourth Test at Ahmedabad.

The fourth Test match of the Indian cricket team is presently underway in Ahmedabad. Cheteshwar Pujara is well-known for his batting prowess in this match. It gets difficult to get him out after he has settled at the crease. He was dubbed the “Wall of India” after the legendary Indian batsman Rahul Dravid, and his magnificent batting confirmed it. He has emerged as Team India’s most dependable batter at number three in Test matches over the previous decade. He set a new record in the Ahmedabad Test.

Cheteshwar Pujara has 22 runs in the Ahmedabad Test so far. As soon as he scored his tenth run in this match, he had accomplished his 2000th run in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. He is the fourth Indian batsman to surpass 2000 runs against Australia. This achievement has previously been accomplished by Sachin Tendulkar, VVS Laxman, and Rahul Dravid. Sachin has the most runs scored for India versus Australia. In 39 games, he has scored 3630 runs.

Cheteshwar Pujara is in fantastic form. In the second innings of the third Test at Indore, he made 59 runs. Pujara will need to make runs with his bat if Team India is to win the Ahmedabad Test. In 101 Test matches for Team India, he has scored 7112 runs.

In 24 matches against Australia, Virat Kohli has scored 1793 runs, including seven hundreds. At the same time, Captain Rohit Sharma has 650 runs in 11 games, including a century. Both of these batters will need a long time to reach 2000 runs against Australia.

Meet the Indian entrepreneur who built Rs 55 Lakh spice brand in Germany

Aruhma was founded in January 2021 by Amar Singh and two German friends. He began with a Rs 80,000 Indian spice brand in Bonn and now has a Rs 55 lakh sales in his first year.

Amar Singh, from Chandigarh, was working at a logistics firm in Bonn, Germany, when he developed a longing for good, real Indian food that was not readily accessible in the country.

Aruhma – Taste of India, a ready-to-cook Indian spice blend, is the realization of a boyhood desire of becoming an entrepreneur.

Aruhma was founded by Amar and two German friends, Jennifer and Helena, in Bonn in January 2021, during the epidemic, with Rs 80,000. Since then, the company has been able to operate solely on internal accruals, with no further investment required. In its first year, the brand earned Rs 55 lakh.

Currently, the company offers a variety of spice blends for all sorts of clients, including vegetarians. Paneer butter masala, chicken tikka masala, daal makhani, and rajma are among the most popular.

They may be purchased online as well as at different supermalls and hypermalls in places like as Bonn, Cologne, Düsseldorf, and Witten, such as Edeka, Rewe, Tains, and Le Bouffon.

Aruhma is also available online in Canada, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom.

Aruhma is the only brand in Germany that sells Indian ready-to-cook, single-use spice mixes that have been tailored to the German palate.

Amar has been in Germany for about 12 years. He worked in a variety of businesses, including information technology, education, equity trading, and publishing, before joining DHL, a logistics firm in Bonn, roughly seven years ago.

He was recently elevated to the post of Project Manager in DHL’s e-commerce business.

For a gourmet like Amar, culinary pleasure was the sole respite during the arduous days of the lockdown. He decided to take advantage of his homebound status to experiment with ‘Lean Product Development.’

He began obtaining samples from a medium-sized enterprise in Himachal Pradesh, India. First, he used them in his own cuisine. He was encouraged by the outcome and shared it with friends and colleagues in Germany.

Their favourable and critical responses inspired him. He tailored the items to German preferences. Amar decided to make it commercially available for them at this point.

First, he began taking modest orders over WhatsApp via a Google form. He soon established a website, as well as Facebook and Instagram profiles.

Ultimately, in January 2021, the firm was formed as a single proprietorship in Bonn.

The items are created in a Himachal Pradesh hamlet where around 25 rural women work at their vendor’s workshop.

Amar has had some terrible times in his life after losing his father when he was 13 years old. His family was residing in Bengaluru, where his father ran a lottery.

But, upon his father’s death, his family, which included his mother and younger sister, relocated to their hometown of Chandigarh.

Amar earned his master’s degree in business economics at SD College in Chandigarh before pursuing a master’s degree in international marketing at the Ecole de Management de Normandie in Caen, France, on a French government scholarship from 2009 to 2011.

He travelled to Germany to undertake an internship as part of the programme. He stayed in Germany after his internship to work in several firms.

Suffan, his sister, works at DHL in Singapore. She also contributes to the success of Aruhma by overseeing strategic partnership management.

He advises new entrepreneurs to seek out business prospects through similar experiences. He advises them to stretch their creative muscles and come up with new ideas.

Mohit Joshi leaves Infosys to become Tech Mahindra’s new CEO, MD

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Mohit Joshi’s stint at Infosys will conclude in June, and he will be on vacation until then. Mohit Joshi, President of Infosys, has been appointed as the company’s new CEO and MD.

Mohit Joshi, president of Infosys, has left to join competitor Tech Mahindra, the two companies announced to the Stock Exchange. Mohit Joshi, a former Infosys employee, has been named Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Tech Mahindra.

Infosys announced in a statement to the Bombay Stock Exchange that Mohit Joshi would be on leave beginning March 11 and will leave the business on June 9, 2023.

Mohit Joshi oversaw Infosys’ Financial Services and Healthcare/Life Sciences operations as President. He was also the Chairman of Edgeverve Systems Ltd, where he oversaw the company’s software division, which included the Global Banking Platform, Finacle.

Mohit Joshi was invited to the World Economic Forum’s Global Young Leaders programme in 2014. He is the Vice Chair of the Confederation of British Industry’s Economic Development Board and a member of the Young Presidents Organization.

Mr Joshi, who holds an MBA from Delhi University, formerly worked in corporate and investment banking for ANZ Grindlays and ABN AMRO. He graduated from St. Stephen’s College in Delhi with a Bachelor’s degree in history.

‘RRR’ Makes History at the 2023 Oscars, ‘Naatu Naatu’ Claims Best Original Song Award


It’s time to celebrate! SS Rajamouli’s RRR has created history by becoming the first Indian feature film to win an Oscar. The film’s ‘Naatu Naatu’ soundtrack composed by MM Keeravani, with lyrics by Chandrabose, was awarded the Best Original Song Award at the recent 95th Academy Awards in Los Angeles, United States.

Competing against ‘Applause’ from Tell It Like A Woman, ‘Hold My Hand’ from Top Gun: Maverick, ‘Lift Me Up’ from Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, and ‘This is Life’ from Everything Everywhere All At Once, ‘Naatu Naatu’ emerged victorious. Keeravani and Chandrabose collected the award at the ceremony, with Keeravani giving his acceptance speech in the form of a re-written Carpenters song.

The win also makes Naatu Naatu the first song from an Indian movie to win an Oscar. Earlier today, the Oscar ceremony couldn’t get enough of ‘Naatu Naatu’ as the track’s singers Rahul Sipligunj and Kaala Bhairava gave a stellar performance that earned them a standing ovation.

The song had already won the Golden Globe for the best song earlier this month, making RRR the first Indian film to win a Golden Globe. Drawing inspiration from the lives of freedom fighters Komaram Bheem and Alluri Sitarama Raju, RRR narrates a fictional tale set in the 1920s. The film boasts an ensemble cast, starring Jr NTR, Ram Charan, Ajay Devgn, Alia Bhatt, Olivia Morris, Samuthirakani, Alison Doody, and Ray Stevenson. It is to be noted that

India’s Silent Killer: Heart Stroke Claims One Life Every Four Minutes

Stroke is the second leading cause of mortality in India, with one stroke death occurring every four minutes.

Stroke is the second leading cause of mortality in India, with one stroke fatality occurring every four minutes, according to neurologist M V Padma Srivastava.

Srivastava remarked at an event that India bore the greatest burden of stroke, with 68.6 percent incidence, 70.9 percent stroke fatalities, and 77.7 percent disability adjusted life years (DALYs) lost.

She was speaking during an International Women’s Day oration held at the Sir Ganga Ram Hospital.

Srivastava presented the oration on ‘stroke care and its key preventative techniques in inadequate resource settings in India’.

Srivastava added – In India, stroke is the second leading cause of mortality. In India, over 1,85,000 strokes occur each year, with one stroke occurring every 40 seconds and one stroke fatality occurring every 4 minutes. According to the Global Burden of Diseases (GBD), India borne the lion’s share of the stroke burden, accounting for 68.6 percent of stroke incidence, 70.9 percent of stroke fatalities, and 77.7 percent of disability adjusted life years (DALYs) lost.

These results are concerning for India, she said.

Srivastava explained – Another frightening and noteworthy finding of the GBD 2010 stroke research is 5.2 million (31%) strokes were in youngsters aged less than 20 years. The stroke burden is higher in India, particularly among younger and middle-aged persons.

Despite these troubling statistics, Srivastava pointed out that many Indian hospitals lack the essential equipment and organisation to treat stroke patients swiftly and efficiently, and hence do not provide proper stroke care.

The occasion also featured motivating remarks by three notable hospital faculty members.

GrayQuest Bags $7 million to Revolutionize Education Funding

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The financing was headed by Pravega Ventures, with participation from family investors such as the Telama Family Office, Weizmann Group, and Apurva Parekh from the Pidilite Family Office.

GrayQuest, a business that works with educational institutions to split fees into equal monthly payments, announced on Thursday that it has secured Rs 56 crore (about $7 million) in its Series A fundraising round.

According to a press statement, Pravega Ventures led the round, which included Telama Family Office, Weizmann Group, and Apurva Parekh from the Pidilite Family Office.

Among the other investors wreathe Cred’s developer Kunal Shah, Shaadi.com founder Anupam Mittal, and Udaan founder Sujeet Kumar.

Ambit Capital founder Ashok Wadhwa, and the family offices of Yogesh Mahansaria (managing director of Mahansaria Tyres) were among the returning investors.

GrayQuest, which has 200 staff spread throughout Mumbai and Bangalore, began processing fee payments for its partner institutions last year.

Podar International School, Ryan Group of Institutions, Vibgyor Group of Schools, Delhi Public School, Narayana Group of Schools, BITS Pilani, Sharda University, Shiv Nadar University, and Amity University are among its clientele. It is also presently onboarding digitally native edtech startups like UpGrad.

GrayQuest plans to utilise the new funding to expand its product offerings and build its distribution across the education ecosystem, according to founder and CEO Rishab Mehta, as it prepares to enter the school loans market.

While GrayQuest works throughout India, around 60% of its income is now generated in the country’s west and south. The company’s sales increased fourfold in 2021, thrice in 2022, and threefold in 2023, according to Mehta, who declined to provide precise figures.

GrayQuest, founded in 2017 by Mehta and bootstrapped till 2020, provides educational institutions with a single payments platform to help them digitise and increase tuition collection.

It has worked with over 5,000 schools, universities, and coaching centres around the country, serving about three million students.

According to Vinay Menon, co-founder of Pravega Ventures, India’s education ecosystem is one of the world’s largest, with around $100 billion in school costs paid yearly.

Kerala HC issues ruling in Sunny Leone’s case of cheating

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The Kerala High Court is now hearing a lawsuit against Bollywood star Sunny Leone and her husband Daniel Weber, and the judge has issued a significant remark.

In a cheating case, the Kerala High Court ruled in favour of halting criminal proceedings against actress Sunny Leone, her husband Daniel Weber, and their staff. The Court stated verbally that there is no criminal case against Sunny and that she is being harassed needlessly.

The bench stated their willingness to conclude the matter. What is the criminal violation in this, the bench asked? You’re bothering her unnecessarily. I’m thinking about calling it a day. Finally, the judge deferred the case until March 31, stating that the inquiry might proceed.

On November 16, 2022, the court suspended criminal proceedings against the three after a case was filed against them for cheating on the allegation of an event manager from Kerala, who claimed Sunny was compelled to participate in events and act despite being paid millions of rupees to do so.

Sunny and others have petitioned the High Court, stating that she was innocent and that even if the charges were true, the accused violation would not be committed. According to her appeal, the complainant has not experienced any loss as a result of the petitioners, but the situation is negatively affecting the petitioners’ lives.

According to the petition, the complainant filed a civil complaint with the same charges, but it was dismissed by the magistrate’s court in July 2022 due to a lack of proof. As a result, she petitioned the High Court for a stay of proceedings against her.

Here’s how you can watch IPL 2023 matches in the stadium cheaply

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The IPL matches of 2023 will take held at various stadiums around the country. Meanwhile, the match ticket price has been released.

The Indian Premier League, the world’s second most costly competition, will begin on March 31, 2023 and finish on June 2, 2023. All IPL teams are prepared to compete in this two-month super competition.

IPL 2023 preparations have begun. The IPL will be played around the country this year. Great news has arrived for the fans in this predicament. The cost of IPL 2023 tickets have been released. Fans will now be able to see the full game while sitting in the stadium. During the previous three IPL seasons, it had gotten extremely impossible for fans to view matches in the stadium because to Corona.

But, from this season, supporters will be able to watch their team’s matches at various locations.

During the course of 52 days, 70 matches will be contested amongst ten teams. Chennai Super Kings, Delhi Capitals, Gujarat Titans, Kolkata Knight Riders, Lucknow Super Giants, Mumbai Indians, Punjab Kings, Royal Challengers Bangalore, Sunrisers Hyderabad, and Rajasthan Royals are the teams involved.

The first match of IPL 2023 will be played on Friday, March 31 at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad between Gujarat Titans and Chennai Super Kings. Tickets for these games can be purchased through the Paytm Insider app. These tickets would cost between Rs 800 and Rs 4500.

Before last year, the rights to both TV and digital were held by Star Sports Network, thus you could watch the match on Hotstar but had to pay to do so. This will not happen today since the digital rights have been transferred to Viacom18, whose digital outlets include Voot, Jio TV, and Jio Cinema.

This time, spectators will be able to watch IPL on Jio Cinema for free. At the same time, fans on Jio Cinema will be able to watch IPL for free in 11 other languages, including Bhojpuri, Tamil, and Bengali. Another thing to note is that this service would be available to everyone, not only Jio subscribers. Nevertheless, Jio TV is exclusively available to Jio subscribers.

Indianization: Anand Mahindra tweets on ‘Jurassic Park’ logo with desi twist

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An image showing “Shivaji Park” sticker with ‘Jurassic Park’ logo plastered on an SUV is doing the rounds on social media and business mogul Anand Mahindra labelled it “Indianization”.

‘Jurassic Park,’ the cult classic film, has left an unforgettable effect on moviegoers. The T-Rex moments in Steven Spielberg’s film give you a rush, and you’ll never forget the famous logo with a dinosaur on a red backdrop.

Yet, the logo supposedly gained a desi twist in Mumbai. A image showing “Shivaji Park” sticker plastered on an SUV is doing the rounds on social media and business mogul Anand Mahindra labelled it “Indianization”.

Instead of “Jurassic Park,” the sticker says “Shivaji Park,” and it is from Mumbai, according to the text inset in the photo.

The sticker elicited laughs online, and many others mocked it.

Such Hollywood movie surprises never fail to delight netizens. A series of posters picturing Bollywood celebrities in Hollywood films became widespread on social media in 2016. The posters were created by the YouTube channel Shudh Desi Endings. Actors Dharmendra, Sunny Deol, and Bobby Deol were spotted on a ‘The Hangover’ spinoff poster, among others.

An image showing “Shivaji Park” sticker with ‘Jurassic Park’ logo plastered on an SUV is doing the rounds on social media and business mogul Anand Mahindra labelled it “Indianization”.

‘Jurassic Park,’ the cult classic film, has left an unforgettable effect on moviegoers. The T-Rex moments in Steven Spielberg’s film give you a rush, and you’ll never forget the famous logo with a dinosaur on a red backdrop.

Yet, the logo supposedly gained a desi twist in Mumbai. A image showing “Shivaji Park” sticker plastered on an SUV is doing the rounds on social media and business mogul Anand Mahindra labelled it “Indianization”.

Instead of “Jurassic Park,” the sticker says “Shivaji Park,” and it is from Mumbai, according to the text inset in the photo.

The sticker elicited laughs online, and many others mocked it.

Such Hollywood movie surprises never fail to delight netizens. A series of posters picturing Bollywood celebrities in Hollywood films became widespread on social media in 2016. The posters were created by the YouTube channel Shudh Desi Endings. Actors Dharmendra, Sunny Deol, and Bobby Deol were spotted on a ‘The Hangover’ spinoff poster, among others.