Amazon’s Great Freedom Festival Sale is going on among the big e-commerce companies. It has a discount in many product categories like smartphones, laptops, electronics and appliances. Additional savings can also be made in this cell with bank offers and coupon-based discounts.

Smart televisions of LG, Sony, Xiaomi and Samsung in Amazon’s cell can also be purchased at low prices. These smart TVs have different size options and modern features. In this sale, South Korea’s electronics maker Samsung’s 43 -inch Crystal 4K Vista Ultra HD Smart LED television can be purchased for Rs 28,990 instead of the actual price of Rs 42,900. Apart from this, Lumio Vision 7 4K Ultra-HD Smart Qled TV has been made available for Rs 28,999 as compared to a listed price of Rs 44,999. We are giving information about the best deals on the smart televisions of major brands in Amazon’s sale.

In this cell, cashback of up to Rs 2,000 is being received on selected bank cards. Apart from this, coupon discounts up to Rs 1,000 are also available on many products. It has an instant discount of 10 percent on non-EMI transactions from State Bank of India (SBI) credit card. The limit of this discount is Rs 1,250. Apart from this, you can get a discount of Rs 1,500 on EMI transactions. The minimum price of purchase for this should be Rs 5,000. Amazon is offering an instant discounts of Rs 500 and Rs 750 on a minimum price of Rs 24,990 and Rs 49,990 on SBI’s credit card.

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A large -scale administrative reshuffle has been made in Jammu and Kashmir. 14 IAS officers have been transferred. After the order from the Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor administration, changes have been made at the administrative level. Jammu and Kashmir divisions have received new divisional commissioners. DC of Kupwara, Samba, Bandipur, Poonch and Kathua has also been transferred.

Anshul Garg, an IAS officer of 2013 batch, has been made the new divisional commissioner of Kashmir division. Anshul Shri Mata Vaishno Devi was handling the responsibility of Chief Executive Officer (CEO) in the Shrine Board. Now he has been transferred to the Divisional Commissioner of Kashmir Division.

Srikanth Balasaheb becomes the new DC of Kupwara

New DCs of Kupwara, Samba, Bandipur, Poonch and Kathua have been created. Srikanth Balasaheb Susse has been given the responsibility of Deputy Commissioner (DC) of Kupwara. Srikanth Balasaheb is a 2016 batch IAS officer. He was working on the post of Managing Director in Jammu Vidyut Vitran Nigam Limited before being made Deputy Commissioner.

Dr. Rakesh Minhas became the new DC of Jammu

Dr. Rakesh Minhas has been given the responsibility of the new deputy commissioner of Jammu. Minhas is a 2016 batch IAS officer. Earlier, he was handling the responsibility as DC of Kathua, but now he has been transferred and appointed as Jammu DC.

Ayushi Sudan’s responsibility of Samba DC

IAS officer Ayushi Sudan has also been transferred. He has now been given the responsibility of Deputy Commissioner of Samba. Sudan is a 2017 batch IAS officer. Earlier she was handling responsibility as Kupwara DC.

Indu Kanwal Bandipora’s new DC

IAS officer Indu Kanwal has been appointed as Deputy Commissioner of Bandipora. Earlier, he was handling the responsibility of Chairman of Jammu and Kashmir Services Selection Board. Now by transferring them, the responsibility of DC of Bandipora has been given.

Ashok Kumar Sharma gets the responsibility of Poonch’s new DC

IAS officer Ashok Kumar Sharma has been transferred and posted as Deputy Commissioner of Poonch. Earlier, he was working as a special secretary of the Department of Labor and Employment, but now he has got the new responsibility of Poonch DC.

Rajesh Sharma Kathua’s new DC

Along with this, DC Rajesh Sharma of Samba has also been transferred. He has now been posted as Deputy Commissioner of Kathua.

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What will be closed?

LG had exited the smartphone market in 2021, but since then the company had been giving updates to the old users. Now lg Clearly said By the end of June, it is also completely shutting down Fota (Firmware Over the Air), Update Center app and PC Tool LG Bridge.

This means that you will not be able to get any security patch on your LG phone, nor will you get any new Android version or feature update.

Which device will affect?

This will affect almost every LG smartphone, whether it is LG Velvet, LG Wing or Old G and V Series devices. All these channels will be closed after June 30, for those users who used to take software updates or backup from LG’s service tools.

What will happen to the data?

The company says that the data of users will be removed after June 30, except in the case where it is necessary to store it due to a legal requirement. Therefore, it is the advice for users to backup your phone while while time.

If you are running a LG phone, then update your device on the latest version before June. Also, by taking backup of the necessary data, you can plan to switch to a new device, because the phone will not be able to run smooth and safe for a long time due to lack of updates and security patches.

Reuters’ Report According to, the LG and Samsung have argued that the rule puts an inappropriate burden on companies in the name of ‘Polotar Page Principal’, while the government itself has failed to regulate the informal recycling sector. The report further states that the government says that the aim of this policy is to formal and promote investment. But companies claim that this rule can increase their cost to three times, which will affect their profits.

Samsung has said in its petition that this rule does not fulfill the objectives of environmental protection and this will increase financial pressure on companies.

Apart from LG and Samsung, companies like Daikin, Havells, Voltas, Blue Star and first Johnson Controls-Hitachi have also been involved in this dispute. Some have filed a case against the government, while some have withdrawn their petitions. This situation reflects the increasing conflict between foreign companies and the government in India over environmental regulations.

India is the third largest e-waste producing country in the world, but according to the government, only 43% e-West was formally recycle. More than 80% of the remaining 80% process is processed through informal scrap dealers, which pose risk to environment and health.

E-waste management: South Korean companies LG and Samsung have filed a lawsuit against the Government of India to cancel the policy enhancing the payment to electronic-waste recycles. They are challenging India’s environmental regulations in collaboration with many other big companies citing the impact on their business. The case is to be heard on Tuesday. This shows that the deadlock between foreign companies and Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government is increasing due to the methods of waste management. On this, both companies have not given any answer to the questions of the Reuters so far. Here, India’s Environment Ministry has also not given any response.

These companies have also sued the Modi government

India is the third largest e-waste generator or producer after the US, China and the US, but the government says that only 43 percent e-waste of the country has been recycled last year. The 80 percent part of this sector is of informal scrap dealers and their methods of recycling are not good for both environment and health.

Dikin, India’s Havels and Tata’s Voltas have already sued the Modi government. In fact, according to the new rules of the central government, electronics companies will now have to spend more money to recycle air conditioners, refrigerators, TV and other equipment, while companies are telling more to the settlement cost.

Why did the government fix the minimum payment?

Samsung and LG had advocated against the decision to fix the minimum payment payable to the recyclers, while the government says that it is necessary to promote investment in e-waste recycling and bring more and more formal people to this sector. This is because the business of recycling waste informally across the country is flourishing. In this work, recyclers remove the metals and parts and burn the garbage in the open or adopt methods like acid leaching, which is dangerous for the environment.

Companies upset due to government new rules

LG has said in its filing in the New Delhi High Court that the rules related to paying the minimum amount to the recycles failed to consider that only companies can not achieve the target that the government wants to achieve by looting companies and taxing them in the name of ‘Policy Pay’. It further stated that if the government cannot bring informal recyclars under the rule, then it is the failure of the administration.

Samsung has also said in its filing that the objectives of environmental protection are not fulfilled only by fixing the price. The expenditure will also sit more than this. Under the new rules, it is mandatory to pay a minimum of Rs 22 per kg for recycling consumer electronics goods and Rs 34 per kg for smartphone.

This will have more effect on air conditioner companies as their cost per unit recycling has increased considerably than light gadgets like smartphones. Research firm Redsier said in February that India’s recycling rates are still lower than America. These are five times more in America and at least 1.5 times in China.

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