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Amazon Great Indian Festival Sale and Flipkart Big Billion Days Sale 2025 have begun for their paid subscribers. For others, the sale events will become live at midnight on Tuesday. During the sale events, the two e-commerce platforms will offer various electronics like phones, smartwatches, true wireless stereo (TWS), home appliances, washing machines, refrigerators, PCs, and laptops at discounted prices.

Nothing Ear Open earbuds are available on Flipkart for Rs. 9,999 during the Big Billion Days Sale, down from the launch price of Rs. 17,999. They feature the brand’s signature partially transparent design, open-ear fit with curved bands, and 14.2mm dynamic drivers. The earbuds support ChatGPT integration, Bluetooth 5.3, dual device pairing, and AI-powered Clear Voice for calls, though they lack ANC. Pinch controls and EQ settings are customisable via the Nothing X app, with up to 30 hours of claimed playback with the case.

Amazon Great Indian Festival sale 2025 brings some great discounts on OnePlus mobiles. Customers can purchase a new OnePlus smartphone for as low as Rs. 15,999 during the Amazon sale. In this article, we will tell you the best deals available on OnePlus smartphones.

Amazon Great Indian Festival sale 2025 brings some great discounts on Samsung mobiles. Customers can save up to Rs. 65,000 on the purchase of new Samsung mobiles. In this article, we will tell you the best deals available on Samsung smartphones.

Amazon Great Indian Festival 2025 sale is now live for Prime members. We’re constantly scanning through hundreds of great deals and offers to bring you the best tech deals from the first big festive season sale of the year on Amazon.

Aramm 2 brings back Nayanthara in a powerful role under Gopi Nainar’s direction. Building on the success of Aramm, the sequel explores deeper themes of democracy, rights, and social justice, promising an even harder-hitting narrative.

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