This iPhone 14 has been killed; horrific disaster eyed

Apple is ditching iPhone 14 mini in favour of the new iPhone 14 Max! And the mini variants of iPhone 13 and iPhone 12 hold the clues to the disaster. Here’s why.exactly the opposite of the mini version! This may not sound good for the fans who fancy the compact iPhone over a large display, but multiple reports and rumours indicate the entry of the 6.7-inch iPhone 14 Max and the demise of the iPhone 14 mini. But what are the reasons behind this? The sales of the iPhone 13 mini and iPhone 12 may have the answers! Read on.Why iPhone 14 mini may be absent this Apple fall event Several analysts suggest that the mini series of Apple couldn't do well in terms of sales in the last
two years. First iPhone 12 mini and later iPhone 13 mini couldn't succeed as major sales eluded them. According to a GizChina report, iPhone 12 mini only accounted for 6 percent of total iPhone sales, while the iPhone 13 mini accounted for only 3 percent! Moreover, there isn't much difference between the mini version and standard version of an iPhone. In such a scenario, a new iPhone mini doesn't make sense.

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Khajan Singh Tokas is an Indian Swimmer, Who Remained National Swimming Champion of India

Khajan Singh Tokas is one of the most outstanding swimmers India has ever produced. Born on 6 May 1964, in a small village of Munirka in Delhi, Khajan Singh stands tall in a sport, where mediocrity has been the byword for Indian sportspeople. He is currently working with Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) and his achievements in swimming are still fresh in the minds of sports enthusiasts of the country. Khajan Singh Tokas is one of the most outstanding swimmers India has ever produced. He is currently DIG at CRPF. Born on 6 May 1964, in a small village of Munirka in Delhi, Khajan Singh stands tall in a sport, where mediocrity has been the byword for Indian sportspeople. He made a sensational debut in competitive swimming, when he bagged five gold medals at the National School Championships held in 1981-82. While he is currently working with Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), his achievements in swimming are still fresh in the minds of sports enthusiasts of the country. Khajan...

Today in Politics: Modi, Kharge, and Rahul Gandhi Ramp Up Campaigns

As the Lok Sabha elections approach their final phase, political heavyweights are making a strong push in key battlegrounds. Here’s a look at the latest developments in the campaign trail: PM Modi will address a rally in Mathurapur in South 24 Parganas district in West Bengal .Congress leader Rahul Gandhi will address the election rallies in Ludhiana and Patiala in Punjab. Modi and Kharge in Odisha On Wednesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge will intensify their campaigns in Odisha. This comes just before the seventh and final phase of the Lok Sabha polls on June 1. PM Modi will start his day with a rally in Mathurapur, South 24 Parganas district, West Bengal. He will then head to Odisha, where he will address public meetings in Mayurbhanj, Balasore, and Kendrapara. Meanwhile, Kharge will be holding rallies in Balasore and Bhadrak. Voting will take place in six Lok Sabha constituencies and 42 Assembly seats within these constituencies. Rahu...

Sudan conflict: Situation 'heartbreaking', says WHO; 61 per cent health facilities closed in Khartoum

In the capital Khartoum, 61 per cent of health facilities are closed, and only 16 per cent are operating as normal. Many patients with chronic diseases are unable to access the health facilities. The Sudanese doctors' union says 13 hospitals nationwide have been shelled and 19 others evacuated since fighting began. WHO on Wednesday said the bloodshed seen over the past 10 days in Sudan, where people have already suffered so much in recent years, is heartbreaking. In a media briefing, the director general of the World Health Organisation, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus welcomed the ceasefire agreed between the parties. We urge all parties to fully respect it"," he said. Already, the violence has taken a terrible toll on health. On top of the number of deaths and injuries caused by the conflict itself, WHO expects there will be many more deaths due to outbreaks, lack of access to food and water, and disruptions to essential health services, including immunization, Tedros sa...

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