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Nokia launches slider phone

                               NOKIA LAUNCHES The makers on Nokia phones, HMD Global https://youtu.be/x9pfxA96Brs , on Thursday, introduced the refreshed version of its previously popular slider phone — the Nokia 8110. Taking advantage of the current festive season of Durga Puja and Deepawali, the 4G feature phone comes with a curved body and a slider covering the keypad. Popularly known as the ‘ banana phone ’ will be positioned as a companion device for users that are already using a smartphone. It is priced very competitively at Rs. 5,999. https://thepolicytimes.com/nokia-launches-slider-phone-nokia-8110/
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Sid Malhotra celebrates his birthday

Sid Malhotra celebrates his birthday   Sidharth Malhotra   partied with friends and colleagues on the eve of his birthday on Monday in Mumbai. The actor turned 33 on January 16 and also invited filmmaker   Karan Johar   over apart from others. On Instagram, we found pictures and videos from the party that suggests Sidharth and company had a great time. ( Also Read: On his birthday today, Sidharth Malhotra has a special gift for his fans ) Sidharth, dressed in a basic tee and pants, posed for a group picture with his friends and Karan, handsome in denim.
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SPACE A Japanese spacecraft landed on an asteroid and fired a bullet into it. Here's why.

A Japanese spacecraft has landed on an asteroid and fired a bullet into it A Japanese spacecraft successfully touched down on a distant space rock Thursday . The refrigerator-sized Hayabusa 2 craft settled on asteroid Ryugu a few minutes before 6 p.m. ET (about 8 a.m. local time in Japan on Feb. 22), the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) said. After touchdown, JAXA officials confirmed that the probe fired a bullet into the asteroid to capture a bit of debris that eventually will be returned to Earth — although it's unclear yet whether the debris has been collected. Launched by JAXA in 2014,   Hayabusa 2  reached Ryugu in June 2018, after a voyage of 2 billion miles. In the months since then, the craft   dropped a pair of small rovers on the space rock   to explore its surface. The landing was originally planned for last October, but JAXA postponed it after instruments aboard the rovers found that the asteroid’s surface isn’t covered with dus...
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