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Reliance Jio will find it tough to meet 100 million target: reportReliance Digital stores across the country are struggling with demand for Jio SIM cards, with waiting period for some extending to almost a month

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The current subscriber base of Jio is 5 million and Jio SIM cards are only being distributed through Reliance stores. Photo: AFP

Mukesh Ambani’s ambitious goal to sign up 100 million customers for Reliance Jio Infocomm Ltd by year end may be tough to achieve due to slower subscriber additions than required and faces the risk of mass desertions once the free trial period is over, a brokerage report said.

“The run-rate of SIM card sales since the launch of the welcome offer is 1 lakh per day. With addition of more distribution channels (e.g., modern and mom-and-pop stores), our channel check indicates the run-rate to go up 3-4x,” Mumbai-based brokerage firm Motilal Oswal Securities Ltd said in a statement.

On 1 September, Ambani, chairman of Reliance Jio’s parent Reliance Industries Ltd, set a target of acquisition of 100 million customers on Jio network “in the shortest possible time, and set a world record”, aiming to cover 90% of India’s population by March 2017.

Reliance Digital stores across the country are struggling with demand for Jio SIM cards, with waiting period for some extending to almost a month. Since 5 September, the date of Jio’s commercial launch, people have queued up in front of stores from early morning. Incumbent telecom operators are expected to counter Jio’s aggressive tariff plans with their own strategies.

According to the brokerage, considering three to four times growth in daily subscriber addition from the current level of 1 lakh, monthly addition works out to 9 million, leading to about 36 million subscribers by end of December.

The report said that by adding 36 million subscribers by year end, Jio will reach a user base which is about half the size of smaller telcos such as Reliance Communications Ltd, Tata Teleservices Ltd and Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd (BSNL).

An email sent to a Jio spokesperson seeking comments remained unanswered till press time.

Aliasgar Shakir and Jay Gandhi, analysts at Motilal Oswal, also said that it will be difficult to retain customers once the welcome offer, where the services are entirely free, expires.

“It will be interesting to see if RJio is able to retain its subscribers after the end of the welcome offer. Based on our channel check, there could be about 30-40% retention, which implies about 10-15m subscribers,” report stated.

The current subscriber base of Jio is 5 million and Jio SIM cards are only being distributed through Reliance stores.

Reliance Jio Speed Plummets After SIM Cards Become Available to Everyone

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HIGHLIGHTS

• Reliance Jio SIM cards became available to everyone on Monday
• Flooded with customers, Reliance Jio speeds have plummeted
• Meanwhile, getting a Jio SIM continues to be impossible

Ever since Reliance Jio was first announced, it’s been getting a lot of attention. The Preview Offer that started in May first allowed Reliance employees, and then users of specific handsets, to try out the Jio network completely free without any limits on usage. For people who were on board in that period, the Reliance Jio connection was fast, reliable, and a real alternative to the very limited broadband connections that we have in India.

With the launch of Reliance Jio, the company also announced its various plans, which were quite appealing. But perhaps best of all, it announced the Jio Welcome program, under which you can use 4GB of 4G data daily on the Reliance Jio network without paying anything until December 31, 2016. That’s a lot of value to give away free, so it’s no surprise that everyone wants to be on the network now.

Which is why, predictably enough, Reliance Jio SIM cards are impossible to find now as the company is – according to sources – struggling to activate the huge number of SIMs it issued on the very first day of availability. However, that’s not the only problem that people are facing.

(Also see: BSNL Says Will Match Reliance Jio Plans Tariff-by-Tariff)

During the Preview Offer period, when the number of users on the ground was very low, people would excitedly share on social media how fast the connections were. As Gadgets 360 pointed out in every single article we wrote before the official launch, the Preview Offer could not realistically give a picture of what the Reliance Jio network would be like after the launch. One week in, it’s completely clear that speeds have plummeted, call drops are routine, and the network disconnects from time to time as it is slammed by huge numbers of users.

Now the latter at least can be blamed on Jio’s ongoing tussle with other telcos. Reliance Jio has called for MNP support from other telcos, and said that it will record operator-wise call-drops data. Last week, Trai also met with telcos todiscuss interconnect issues. But even leaving aside those concerns, Jio is definitely facing a tough time in terms of delivering its service.

(Also see: List of VoLTE Mobiles That Will Work on the Reliance Jio Network)

For example, during the Preview Offer period, seeing speeds between 20Mbps and 25Mbps was the norm in South Bengaluru. Now, seeing speeds in excess of 5Mbps is cause for celebration. Over an extended period of usage, typical speeds have stayed under 3.5Mbps.

The problem isn’t just limited to our own experience either. Many users who signed up for Reliance Jio during the preview offer are now finding the connection much slower than before.

“I was using it for all my calls earlier, but now the calls drop 25-30 times a day,” says Mihir Gupta, a Jio user based in Delhi. “Speeds are also much slower now. It’s still better for Internet, but for calling it’s become useless.”

(Also see: What You Need to Know to About Reliance Jio’s JioNet Wi-Fi Network)

Another user we spoke to, Shweta Jha who is also based in Delhi, says that the connection now stops working from time to time. “It always used to cut out inside some buildings,” says Jha, “but now it’s pretty much useless indoors.”

“I was regularly getting speeds of over 20Mbps,” says Mumbai-based Ankit Pradhan. “Now it’s usually under 5Mbps. People had been talking about using Jio as a replacement for wired broadband, and even I was thinking of doing that, but with the speed being so unreliable, I don’t think it makes sense at all.”

(Also see: How and Where to Get Reliance Jio SIM Card)

Reliance Jio is the only “full-4G” network in India, the company says. It’s been built from the ground up for high speed data, apparently. But unless the company can find a way to cope with the huge influx of users that it’s facing right now, it’s definition of high-speed will be as bogus as the definition of broadband in India.

(Also see: How to Get Started With Reliance’s JioFi Hotspot)

Realistically speaking, all the telecom networks in India are delivering abysmal speeds to customers in the name of 4G; given that spectrum is finite and the number of users is huge, that’s perhaps not unexpected. People who were expecting the speeds of the Jio Preview Offer even after the commercial rollout were misguided at best, but what we’re seeing now is frankly worse than what we expected. In fact, it would be completely unacceptable if it wasn’t free for now – but unless Reliance Jio can deliver a better experience for users, it won’t be worth porting your number over, as you can expect your carrier to match the rates soon enough.

Reliance Jio vs Bharti Airtel: Corporate duels in the 21st century

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Corporate history is littered with marquee rivalries. Boeing vs Airbus. HUL vs P&G. Nike vs Adidas. Ford vs GM.

Great rivalries make great stories. But for multiple reasons, corporate duels no longer feel the same in the digital-led 21st century. 

Corporate rivalries make battles interesting. 

There is one playing out in the telecom sector right now. Bharti Airtel‘s Sunil Bharti Mittal is readying for a fierce and bruising battle with Mukesh Ambani who has just rolled out Reliance Jio 4G network. In the works since 2010, Ambani has already ploughed in $16 billion – supposedly the biggest greenfield project in India – to get started. 

This is the second time the two telecom czars are dueling. The first battle was fought in early 2000s. Mittal is now pacing up to match Ambani’s offensive. He will be investing over $9 billion in the next three years to beef up Airtel’s network. 

Rivalries make things difficult. But they also help in multiple ways. For one, they help in rallying the troops. A great rivalry can charge up the team, bringing lot of energy, emotions and passion in a dull, brutal mercenary game of bottomlines and toplines. 

Good rivals can bring out the best in you. Novak Djokovic recently admitted that while it was tough to be playing in an era dominated by tennis stars Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, But also, he admitted said, it were these great rivalries that played a big part in shaping his successful tennis career. 

Airtel’s Mittal too admitted to The Financial Times in a recent interview “If Reliance was not there on the horizon the pace of our rollout would have been slower.” 

Competition is a byword in the corporate world. Everybody deals with them. But some rivalries are special. They are not just rivalries. They are made of bigger stuff. They go far beyond. Part of the folklore where they are lived, ritualised and instilled as part of the corporate DNA – inside and outside the corporate office. If you have worked with Pepsi or Coca-Cola, you would know. Consuming the rival’s product is a strict no-no. Doing it in public is a professional hara-kiri. 

Once upon a time, Korean giants LG and Samsung had that very special place for each other. The unwritten rule then was that no Samsung employees can use LG product and vice versa. The story goes that when Samsung hired Pradeep Tognatta in early 2000s, Tognatta invited Korean Samsung executives home for dinner. The Koreans found LG ACs installed at Tognatta’s home. Soon, Samsung honchos got Samsung ACs delivered to his place to replace the LG ACs. 

Corporate history is littered with marquee rivalries. Boeing vs Airbus. HUL vs P&G. Nike vs Adidas. Ford vs GM. 

But there are many reasons why corporate duels in the 21st century does not feel the same any more. Old ones like Coca-Cola and Pepsi are losing their fizz. And you don’t see many new iconic ones make headlines. 

For a variety of reasons, the world of marquee duels is changing. Here are a few ways in which corporate duels are getting a new makeover in the digital era. 

Competition from the garage: 
In the digital world, growing up on heavy doses of innovation and lot lesser cash, companies like Google know that it’s the guy somewhere in the garage who will give them competition. This has happened in sector after sector. Whoever thought Walmart will face heat from Amazon. Or a young Silicon Valley company like Tesla could give American and German car makers such a tough competition. 

Shorter business cycles: 
Volatility in the corporate has risen sharply. Think of Nokia. It first entered the mobile phone business in the 1990s. Within a decade it had become the most popular handset brand in the world. And over the next decade it lost its grip so much that it was sold to Microsoft recently. For Nokia all it took all of two decades to start afresh, rise to the top and then touch the bottom. With such volatile fortunes, MNCs do not have the luxury, resources and time to build iconic rivalries. 

It’s a fluid corporate world: 
Google is a search company. But it considers Amazon as its biggest rival. For companies in the digital era, boundaries around products and services are very fuzzy and their business can often be amoeba-like growing in multiple and unpredictable directions. For a great corporate duel, existence of a sharply defined rival is critical. And that seems to be often missing in the digital era. 

Era of frenemies: 
The corporate world is increasingly lot more complex. It is very global. Dominance in one market may not easily extend to new market. Cab hailing app Uber may be a leader in the US but in China it was humbled by DiDi. Also technology is making the playing field lot more complex forcing erstwhile rivals to at times collaborate. Think of the e-reader market where Apple iPad and Amazon Kindle compete aggressively. Amazon took the bold step of making Kindle Reader available on Apple products like the iPAd and iPhone enabling its consumers to read e-books on Apple devices. 

In the deep-pocketed automobile world, Toyota is now partnering with luxury car maker BMW to develop a rear-wheel-drive sports car family.

These Hilarious Twitter Exchanges Between Brands And Customers Are Just Pure Gold

With the advent of social media in the marketing strategy of brands, they are very particular with their image on social media platform. While, mostly it’s about their promotion and resolving customer queries, there are times when it’s just pure fun.

Let’s look at some of the best twitter exchanges between brands and customers.

1. This dude who was clearly too high to eat a god damn pizza.

2. At least one opening of the body liked it.

3. Tesco Mobile asking the important question here.

4. Looks like his boss was handling the account of London Overground.

5. Linda needs a medical break from work.

6. This is getting too literal.

7. If you were wondering what Hulk Hogan is doing these days.

8. Royal Mail breaking a poor guy’s spirit on the valentines day.

9. Thank god he didn’t forget to take his phone to the toilet.

10. Maybe because you spend a lot of fucking time on X-box.

11. Don’t ask what Axe deodorant has in it.

12. Woah, that was close!

13. Flipkart should deliver him one with all sewed ends.

14. This is just true, even I faced this.

15. Google Maps giving cheap thrills to this guy.

16. And, this self-obsessed Ola driver.

Diwali surge at Snapdeal to create nearly 10,000 temporary jobs

The additional hands on deck this festive season will ensure that no deliveries are delayed due manpower non-availability.

The run up to Diwali will see the creation of 10,000 temporary jobs at Snapdeal between September 15 to November 15, and these positions will mostly be in logistics to ensure smooth deliveries.

The additional hands on deck this festive season will ensure that no deliveries are delayed due manpower non-availability.

During the Diwali per ..

“This Diwali we are committed to upgrade this experience further still by delivering within 1-2 days across most towns and cities in India,” Jayant Sood, Chief Customer Experience Officer, Snapdeal, said.

Kapil Sharma tweets bribe complaint to PM Modi; Maha CM Fadnavis promises quick action

Comedian-actor Kapil Sharma is in the news once again, and this time not for his comic timing. The actor was apparently asked for a bribe by a Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation official for his new office that is under construction.

The comedian, who has over 6.2 million followers on Twitter, vent his ire on the social media platform. In a tweet tagging the Prime Minister, he lamented that despite paying taxes for the last 15 years, he was expected to cough up a bribe of Rs 5 lakh: ..

I am paying 15 cr income tax from last 5 year n still i have to pay 5 lacs bribe to BMC office for making my office @narendramodi

— KAPIL (@KapilSharmaK9) September 9, 2016

Yeh hain aapke achhe din ? @narendramodi

— KAPIL (@KapilSharmaK9) September 9, 2016

 

The BMC, sensing the damage, was quick to reply to the actor-comedian. BMC’s vigilance chief engineer Manohar Pawar tried to do some damage-control by stating that the agency has taken a serious view of the corruption. He also requested the actor to name the person who had apporached him for a bribe

Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis also took notice of the matter, and replied to Sharma on Twitter:

Kapilbhai pls provide all info.
Have directed MC,BMC to take strictest action.
We will not spare the culprit.@KapilSharmaK9 @narendramodi

— Devendra Fadnavis (@Dev_Fadnavis) September 9, 2016

Kapilbhai pls provide all info.
Have directed MC,BMC to take strictest action.
We will not spare the culprit.@KapilSharmaK9 @narendramodi

— Devendra Fadnavis (@Dev_Fadnavis) September 9, 2016

The matter quickly escalated with BJP’s Mumabi NE MP Kirit Somaiya also tweeting:

It pains to here experience of #KapilSharma to Slum Dwellers of Bribe @ Mumbai MunicipalCorporation V shall Free BMC from Rule of ScamMafias

— Kirit Somaiya (@KiritSomaiya) September 9, 2016

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10 BOLLYWOOD STARS AND THEIR HIDDEN TALENTS THAT WILL SURPRISE YOU

SALMAN KHAN

The Dabangg Salman Khan who is undoubtedly the most celebrated star in Bollywood has a creative hand. Salman likes to paint or sketch faces with serene, meditative expressions and he is very fond of religious themes. Salman Khan also gifts his painting to baby sister Arpita Khan. He also sells his painting to raise money for charity.

 

AKSHAY KUMAR

As we all know Akshay Kumar is a champion in martial arts. Akshay studied martial arts in Bangkok, Thailand, where he learned Muay Thai and worked as a chef and waiter. Apart from martial arts champion, he is also a good cook and he also loves photography.

 

AAMIR KHAN

The ‘Mr. Perfectionist’, Aamir Khan has a great intellect and he is very good at chess. Having played a round of chess with Mr. Vishwanathan Anand, the great master said ‘he played extremely well and the game looked evenly poised almost till the end.

 

ALI ZAFAR

Ali Zafar is surely a multi-talented personality. Apart from a good singer and actor he is also a superb painter. Even after a busy schedule he takes time out to sketch. Ali Zafar has also painted a potrait of his London Paris New York co-star Aditi Rao Hydari.

 

VIDYA BALAN

Vidya Balan is not only a good performer but she is also expert in mimicry and also writes amazing poetries. Vidya is an excellent mimic and she imitates other actors with utmost ease.

 

KANGANA RANAUT

Apart from being a really good actress, Kangana Ranaut is a brilliant chef as well. Kangana cooked Chinese food with a perfect Delhi twist for the entire unit of ‘Queen’.

 

JUHI CHAWLA

Juhi Chawla is an accomplished classical singer and has been training for the last six years. Juhi practises for 3-4 hours daily in the morning.

 

SAIF ALI KHAN

Saif Ali Khan is a great guitarist. In Happy Ending, Saif has not only played the guitar in one of the songs but has also sung a part of the song Khamma Ghani.

 

SHAHID KAPOOR

Chocolaty Boy of Bollywood, Shahid Kapoor is not only a great actor and trained dancer but also a great DJ as well. Shahid Kapoor has also blown DJ console set up at his new apartment.

 

RANDEEP HOODA

Randeep Hooda owns 6 horses and loves riding horses and he is an award winning show jumper. He is also an expert Polo player.

In an interview, Randeep said, I feel very meditative when I ride. A horse does not know whether my movie is a hit or a flop or what is happening in my relationship. They are very neutral and if I am not respectful to them, they will have me on my ass in no time.

23 Facts About MS Dhoni That You Probably Don’t Know!

Indian Cricket Team’s most successful Test Captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni has announced his retirement from Test Cricket, effective immediately. Known as the world’s best finisher of the game of Cricket, not much can ruffle the feathers of Captain Cool. There aren’t enough adjectives to describe this cricketing genius, his leadership skills are unparalleled, his understanding of the game highly effective and his brute strength makes him a dangerous batsman.

Here are some lesser known facts about Mahi, as he is fondly known, in and out of the dressing room.

#1. The wicketkeeper batsman made his ODI debut against Bangladesh in 2004, and was run out on the first ball.

 

#2. According to Forbes, MS Dhoni’s net worth is $30 million, which exceeds Master Blaster Sachin Tendulkar’s net worth.

 

#3. MSD is fast friends with Bipasha Basu and John Abraham. Perhaps Mahi’s long golden locks, that were admired by none other than former Pakistan President Parvez Musharraf, were inspired by John’s own similar look!

 

#4. Mahi is the only Indian captain to have led his team to victory in all three major ICC tournaments: the Twenty-20 World Cup (2007), 50 Over World Cup (2011) and the Champion’s Trophy (2013). He also led his victorious team Chennai Super Kings in the Indian Premier League (2010 and 2011) and Champions League Twenty20 (2010 and 2014).

#5. Dhoni is India’s most successful cricket captain, having led India to 27 test victories and a whopping 163 one-day victories. His win percentage is also unparalleled: 45% in tests and 61% in one-day internationals!

#6. In 2007, it was Sachin Tendulkar who recommended MS Dhoni’s name for India’s skipper, given Dhoni’s calm nature and friendly equation with the rest of the team.

 

#7. Dhoni was conferred with the honorary rank of Lt Colonel by the Indian Territorial Army in November 2011. Dhoni has, time and again, iterated that he would like to play some role in the Army in the future.

 

#8. MSD loves fast bikes. He has 23 of them, and counting!

 

#9. Dhoni is the only player to win the ICC Player of the Year award, twice!

 

#10. In 2012, SportsPro rated Dhoni as the sixteenth most marketable athlete in the world.

 

#11. MSD is a ‘Rajput’ and has roots in Uttarakhand.

 

#12. Dhoni is a non-vegetarian and loves his chicken!

 

#13. Mahi’s wife, the beautiful Sakshi Dhoni, is known to carry electrical cookers along every time she accompanies her husband on cricket tours.

 

#14. Mahi is a huge fan of Adam Gilchrist.

 

#15. Dhoni played as a goalkeeper for his school’s football team, and also dabbled with badminton.

 

#16. Dhoni made his Ranji Trophy debut for Bihar in the 1999–2000 season as an eighteen-year-old.

 

#17. Dhoni was contracted by the Chennai Super Kings for 1.5 Million USD. This made him the most expensive player in the IPL for the first season auctions.

 

#18. Dhoni is the only captain in the ODIs to score a century while batting at number 7. He did it against Pakistan in December 2012.

 

#19. A biographical film based on the life of Dhoni, titled M. S. Dhoni: The Untold Story, is set to be released in 2015. The film features Sushant Singh Rajput playing the role of Dhoni.

 

#20. Only Shahrukh Khan has more brand endorsements than Mahi in his kitty.

 

#21. MSD has partnered with Telugu filmstar Akkineni Nagarjuna in buying a Supersport World Championship team and named it Mahi Racing Team India.

 

#22. Dhoni was employed as a Train Ticket Examiner (TTE) at Kharagpur Railway Station from 2001 to 2003.

 

#23. Having played 90 test matches, Dhoni was only 10 short of a personal milestone of 100 test matches – a feat accomplished only by 10 other Indians. But Dhoni never cared about personal records and never let emotion get in way of his game. He came, he conquered, and he left.

No nonsense, no farewells: Dhoni at his practical best.

Way to go MS, we will miss you in your whites!

15 underrated Bollywood movies you must watch

1. Citylights (2014)
A beautiful and thought-provoking film, Citylights captures the dark side of the city of dreams, Mumbai. With actors like Rajkummar Rao working under National Award-winning director Hansal Mehta, the emotional turmoil of a couple from a small village in search of a better life in Mumbai is heart wrenching.

2. Tere Bin Laden (2010)
Abhishek Sharma’s satire on Osama bin Laden, America’s war on terror and post-9/11 world scenario is one of the most hilarious spoofs of recent times. Grab your copy of its DVD now.

3. Phas Gaye Re Obama (2010)
Subhash Kapoor’s comedy of errors is full of smart dialogues. From recession affecting a gangster’s business to a broke NRI, this film is a hilarious take on organised crime, crime-politics nexus and the great American dream.

4. Gulaal (2009)
Anurag Kashyap’s Gulaal may have gained cult status now but the film had to wait for years before it got a theatrical release. Starring Kay Kay Menon, Abhimanyu Singh, Deepak Dobriyal, Ayesha Mohan, Jesse Randhawa, Piyush Mishra and Aditya Srivastava, the film explores power equations, perceived injustices and hypocrisy of those in power. It remains one of the best socio-political commentaries on our society.

 

5. Black and White (2008)
The Anil Kapoor-starrer explores the life of an Afghan suicide bomber who meets an idealist teacher while on a mission. The movie traces the intricacies of the fight of good and bad within a person.

7. Dil Dosti Etc (2007)
Directed by Manish Tiwary, Dil Dosti Etc featured Shreyas Talpade, Imaad Shah, Nikita Anand, Smriti Mishra and Ishita Sharma in pivotal roles. It exposes the growing stature of anti-social elements in student politics and university unions.

8. Black Friday (2007)
Anurag Kashyap’s Black Friday, based on the 1993 Mumbai serial blasts was released four years after the film was made — only after the TADA court finalised its judgement in the case. Based on writer-journalist S Hussain Zaidi’s book Black Friday – The True Story of the Bombay Bomb Blasts, the film chronicles the blasts and their aftermath.

9. Khosla Ka Ghosla (2006)
This one marked the directorial debut of Dibakar Banerjee. Starring Anupam Kher and Boman Irani, KKG is perhaps one of the best comedies made in recent times. It also won the National Award for Best Feature Film in Hindi.

10. Sehar (2005)
It provided Arshad Warsi a perfect platform to showcase his talent. The movie, directed by Kabeer Kaushik, traces organised crime in Uttar Pradesh and its political backers.

11. Haasil (2003)
Tigmanshu Dhulia’s Haasil is one of the earliest gems the director has gifted to the industry. Irrfan Khan’s powerful performance and the sensitive narration of the nexus between students and politics got the film a cult following.

12. Hazaaron Khwaishein Aisi (2003)

Helmed by Sudhir Mishra, the film is an apt and sharp commentary on the hypocrisy, filth and struggles in socio-political revolutions. With Naxal movement as the backdrop, it captures some of the most hard-hitting facts of our delicate social fiber.

13. Ek Doctor Ki Maut (1990)
Tapan Sinha’s 1990 film starring Pankaj Kapur and Shabana Azmi highlighted the bureaucratic negligence, reprimand and insult of a doctor and his research. Based on Ramapada Choudhury’s story Abhimanyu, the film boasts of excellent actors and a smooth narration.

14. Jaane Bhi Do Yaaro (1983)
The black comedy has gained a cult status among Bollywood fans. Produced by NFDC in 1983, Jaane Bhi Do Yaaro is arguably the most deftly handled satire in Indian cinema.

15. Khamosh (1985)
Not many know that Vidhu Vinod Chopra made one of the most thrilling Hindi suspense movies back in 1985. It stars veteran actors like Naseeruddin Shah, Shabana Azmi, Amol Palekar, Soni Razdan and Pankaj Kapoor.