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Amazon Great Indian Festival 2026: 9 Things I'm Waiting to Buy

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  Amazon Great Indian Festival 2026: 9 Things I’m Waiting to Buy My personal Amazon sale wishlist — and the prices I’m hoping to see I have a small problem with Amazon sales. I go in looking for one thing. And somehow, 20 minutes later, I'm comparing things I wasn't even planning to buy. This time, though, I actually have a list. The Amazon Great Indian Festival 2026 starts on October 8, and some Early Deals are already live. Amazon is also offering an instant 10% discount on eligible SBI Credit/Debit Card and EMI transactions. Prime members get additional benefits too. So instead of opening Amazon on October 8 and randomly scrolling through thousands of offers, I decided to make my own wishlist beforehand. These are nine things I'm currently watching. Some are useful purchases. Some are things I've been postponing. And one of them is simply something I want. 1. The Game Controller I've Been Putting Off Buying I already have a PC, but I don'...

The Time has Come

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The year is 2100. India is the most populated country of the world despite the fact that millions of Indians are settled in different countries worldwide. There are no states now. The country is divided into different zones counted from the capital city which is at the heart of the country. Every zone is divided into 5 subzones making a total of 20 subzones and every subzone is like a Metro city.  The capital city of India is now the most developed city of the world comprising of Multi Layered Flyovers, Skyways, Vertical Villages, Metro rails, canal based transportation system and much more. The city is completely under video surveillance and everything is managed in the city automatically by Make in India Robots. However, on the flip side, India is also ranked number one in terms of pollution and crime all over the world. The PPM level of the air is double the normal required level despite the government efforts of installing large air purifiers on every 5 sq kms of the city...