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The return of PUBG Mobile to India has been confirmed.

After about a month, PUBG Mobile has confirmed its return to India. PUBG Corporation has announced the return of PUBG Mobile to India. It has also been said that a special game will also be launched for Indian users. The special thing is that PUBG has decided not to partner with any Chinese companies for the new game. According to a statement from PUBG Corporation, PUBG Mobile will be launched in India soon. For this, the company will fully follow the data policy of the Government of India. PUBG has also announced plans to invest $100 million in the Indian gaming industry. The company has said in the press release that its parent company, Krafton Inc., will invest $100 million in India. This investment is for sports, e-sports, entertainment, and IT industries in India. PUBG Corporation recently advertised on LinkedIn for the position of Corporate Development Division Manager for the Indian Office. Five years of experience was sought for this job. At the beginning of September, along wi...

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Minor kills brother for online games

A minor addicted to online games like Free Fire Pubg Dragon Squad and Teen Patti killed his own younger cousin and buried his dead body in the ground. After this, by creating a fake ID on Instagram, he sent a message to the uncle of the deceased child and demanded a ransom of five lakh rupees. After disclosing the matter, the Ladnun police station arrested the minor accused of murder and recovered the body of the minor after his death. Nagaur SP Abhijit Singh said that on December 9, a person from the Ladnun police station area complained that his 12-year-old nephew had left the house on the morning of December 8 with his mother's phone but still had not reached home. Despite a lot of searching, he could not be found. After registering a case, the search for the child was started. The SP said that on the second day of the incident, the uncle of the missing boy living in Assam got a message on Instagram asking for a ransom of 5 lakhs. On informing the police, SHO Rajendra Singh aske...

Fell in love with PUBG and brought a teenager from Bengal

Firozabad. A young man resident of Nai Basti Patthar Wali Gali became friends with a teenager from West Bengal while playing PUBG. This friendship turned into love and the young man brought the teenager from there to Firozabad. The family of the teenager filed a case at the Mahila Police Station in the Mitnapur district of West Bengal. The police of West Bengal arrested the accused youth after raiding the street of Mohalla Nai Basti and recovering the teenager. The police have taken both to West Bengal. Rihan, a resident of Mohalla Nai Basti Patthar Wali Gali in the South Police Station area, used to play PUBG. He became friends with a teenager resident of Mitnapur district of West Bengal. This friendship turned into love. On March 26, the youth, Rihan, lured the teenager away from West Bengal. After the disappearance of the girl, the family filed a case at the Mahila Police Station in Mitnapur. On Monday night, women sub-inspector Sultana and ASI Chandan Sanmat reached Dakshin police ...

Learn from the psychiatrist why children are becoming aggressive

According to psychology professor Dr. Vidhi Pilaniya, the way games like PUBG and Blue Whale are displayed increases the anger of children, and nowadays, children spend most of their time on these things. Children learn everything through observational learning. Their ability to understand is limited, and the ability to learn by seeing is high. There is a lot of violence and aggression in the games being made these days. When children watch these things on the screen for a long time, violence becomes a part of their lives. Children get addicted to this thing. When someone comes between him and his addiction, he becomes the enemy of the children. In many cases, even children who are not used to video games become violent and angry. Explaining the reason behind this, Professor Pilania said that there are two types of anger: sometimes children keep their anger in check, while some children are expressive, whose anger is visible. Children who suffer from internalizing disorders are unable ...

Samsung Galaxy M41 may be launched soon

Korea 's smartphone maker Samsung is preparing to launch its latest device, the Galaxy M41. Many reports related to this smartphone have been leaked on social media platforms, from which it has been informed about its possible price. Now the Samsung Galaxy M41 has been spotted on the 3C certification site from where some of its features have been revealed. According to the information available on the 3C site, the Galaxy M41 smartphone certification site is listed with the EB-BM415ABY model number. This smartphone can support Exynos 9609 processor with a 6,800 mAh battery. Apart from this, users can get support of triple rear camera and punch-hole display in this device. However, other features of this smartphone have not been reported yet. According to Ports, the company can price the upcoming Samsung Galaxy M41 smartphone between Rs 20,000 and Rs 25,000. However, the company has not yet revealed the price and launching date of this smartphone.

MyGov India partnered with ShareChat

ShareChat  reported that MyGov India has partnered with the company to connect 60 million active users connected to this social media platform. Let us know that more than 1 lakh such posts have been posted on ShareChat's platform, which supports the decision of the Indian government to ban Chinese apps. This social media platform is 4 years old :  ShareChat is a 4 year old social media platform. The company currently has more than 150 million registered users while more than 6 crore monthly active users. Currently, users spend about 25 minutes daily on this platform. This app is available on both Android and iOS platforms : Currently, ShareChat is available on both Android and iOS platforms, where users can download and use it. Sharechat is available in 15 Indian languages. These include languages ​​such as Hindi, Malayalam, Gujarati, Marathi, Punjabi, Telugu, Tamil, Bengali, Oriya, Kannada, Assamese, Haryanvi, Rajasthani, Bhojpuri and Urdu.