Top 5 Movies and TV Shows Hitting OTT this Week

Be it from epic science fiction to the intense crime family drama or satire comedy, this week, OTT providers have got you covered with all you need. The list includes some of the South Indian blockbusters and Hollywood box office hits.

1. Drishyam 3

• Director: Jeethu Joseph
• OTT Platform: Amazon Prime Video
• IMDb Rating: 7.0/10
• Release Date: June 18, 2026.
• Original Language: Malayalam

Mohanlal-starred Drishyam movie is among the most popular family crime movies within the Mollywood industry. After the theatre release back in May 2026, Amazon Prime got the broadcasting rights to stream Drishyam 3 on their screens.

The movie revolves around the character named Josekutty and his family, where the story continues where it left off in Drishyam 2. To prove the family guilty of murdering Varun, their parents plan a fake marriage trap to frame Josekutty and Rani’s daughter, Anju.

Also, their media gets right behind them to uncover the reality behind the death.

The movie is releasing in its original language, Malayalam. However, viewers can enjoy the dub version in Tamil, Telugu, and Kannada. However, for the Hindi-speaking audience, there will be separate movies coming soon starring Ajay Devgn.

2. Avatar: Fire and Ash

• Director: James Cameron
• OTT Platform: JioHotstar
• IMDb Rating: 7.2/10
• Release Date: June 24 2026.
• Original Language: English

After almost a year today, Avatar: Fire and Ash gets a green light for the OTT release in India. The latest instalment is set to revolve around Jake Sully and Neytiri, who are grieving the loss of their eldest son, and suddenly encounter a new Na’vi tribe known as the Ash People.

James Cameron’s new movie broke huge box office records right after its release. For those who don’t know, he is the same director behind other blockbuster movies like The Terminator and Titanic. Viewers will have to wait for this week as the movie is set to stream starting from June 25.

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3. The Agency Season 2

• OTT Platform: Amazon Prime Video
• IMDb Rating: 7.4/10
• Release Date: June 21, 2026.
• Original Language: English

Spy thriller, the agency gets its second instalment release on Amazon Prime Video, starting from June 21st.

The Agency Season 2 will revolve around the dangerous world of international espionage and undercover operations, and will start from where it left off in Season 1.

4. Thukra Ke Mera Pyaar Season 2

• OTT Platform: Amazon Prime Video
• IMDb Rating: 6.5/10
• Release Date: June 19, 2026.
• Original Language: Hindi

Thukra Ke Mera Pyaar revolves around a classic heartbreak between Shanvika and Kuldeep, a middle-class boy and a wealthy family’s girl, which took a completely new turn, ending with revenge towards being more successful.

Season 2 will take the story forward on how love can turn things into revenge and conflicts. We can expect some new plot twists and see how Kuldeep makes a comeback as a highly successful IAS officer. From the first season, viewers can watch the series in other regional languages like Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Bengali, Kannada, and Malayalam.

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5. Kenatha Kanom

• Director: Suresh Sangaiah
• OTT Platform: JioHotstar
• IMDb Rating: 6.4/10
• Release Date: June 16, 2026.
• Original Language: Tamil

Released in March 2026, Kenatha Kanom confirms OTT release by JioHotstart for June 16, 2026.

The Tamil satirical comedy follows a story of a drought-hit village where residents are desperately searching for water, ending up finding a dinosaur fossil. This bizarre discovery sparks the attention of the government, which ends up taking over the land by the archaeological department, leading to a dispute between the villagers and the government.

Here is the list of the movies and TV shows released this week. We will keep you updated with more OTT releases in the coming week. Until then, stay tuned with us on TelecomTalk.

OnePlus has also confirmed the battery size of the phone. It will feature an 8000mAh battery with support for 45W fast-charging. OnePlus has said that the phone will work smoothly for several years, and the battery health will also be good for thousands of charging cycles. It is confirmed that the phone will launch in the price range of Rs 18,000 to Rs 25,000. So that will target the mass market, and it will allow OnePlus to grow market share.

The launch is on June 30, 2026, meaning we are just a few days from the launch. The look and design of the device has already been confirmed by the brand. The device features a flat body, both at the front and back, and has a dual-camera setup at the rear. We don’t know anything more about the phone as of now. However, in the coming days, we could see a few more things surfacing online as the launch nears. OnePlus N6 has a massive battery, and because of the software experience with OnePlus, it will become a strong competition in the price segment. More details to follow in the coming days, so stay tuned to TelecomTalk.

In the teaser, OPPO said that the Enco Air 5 will be True Wireless Noise Cancelling Earbuds. This means that the earphones will come with active noise cancellation (ANC), or that is what we at least understand from this. OPPO Enco Air 5 appear to have a rounded case. The company has said that these earphones are coming soon.

But there is no timeline for when they will launch. No hardware or features have been revealed by the brand for its upcoming earphones. OPPO Enco Air 5 Pro was launched in India for Rs 4,999. We expect that the Enco Air 5 will be slightly cheaper, but still retain a lot of good properties from the Pro variant.

Of course, if you want to purchase any earphone in this price range, then there are many options from brands such as OnePlus, and more. Stay tuned to TelecomTalk for getting more updates around the launch of the product.

Reliance Jio IPO Size

Reliance Jio will likely raise about $4 billion USD (approximately Rs 37,000 crore). This will be the largest IPO in the history of the country. What’s interesting is that even the National Stock Exchange (NSE) has also filed the DRHP to raise about Rs 30,000 crore ($3.2 billion). This would make it the second largest IPO in the history. So far, it has been Hyundai Motor India, which raised Rs 27,000 crore through IPO in 2024.

Reliance Industries Limited will have an IPO in the market after nearly two decades. The last time a Reliance Industries company went for IPO was the Reliance Petroleum in 2006.

Jio IPO Timeline

Reliance Jio IPO timeline is not clear as of now. The company is looking to list it as soon as possible. The last time around, Mukesh Ambani had said that they would look to list the company somewhere in the first half of 2026. However, that did not happen because of the geopolitical tensions in the west. It affected the stock markets, and that is why, Reliance decided to defer the DRHP filing. Jio IPO will be history in the making. The telecom operator runs the largest telecom business in India, and also ranks highly globally. Reliance Jio has more than 500 million customers, and the revenues are rising along with the average revenue per user (ARPU) of the company.

Bharti Airtel Rs 499 Home Broadband Plan

Bharti Airtel offers its Rs 499 home broadband plan in every telecom circle of the country. The Rs 499 plan from Airtel offers 40 Mbps of speed with up to 3.3TB of monthly data with the fiber connection and 1TB of monthly data with an AirFiber connection. This plan does not bundle any OTT benefit for the consumers.

Reliance Jio Rs 399 Home Broadband Plan

Reliance Jio offers its Rs 399 home broadband plan everywhere too. This plan comes with 30 Mbps of speed. The data limits are the same as Airtel. There is 3.3TB of monthly data with fiber and 1TB of monthly data with the AirFiber connection.

If you are looking to get a home broadband conneciton then Jio is one of the best options, but then Airtel is also a very reliable option. The difference between the two plans is the speed and the money. This is for you to decide whether you want to pay that Rs 100 extra for the 10 Mbps of additional speed that you get with the plan.

JioEV new 7.4kW smart AC EV charger with connected features including optional 4G, Wi-Fi and LAN support, as the company expands its presence in the electric vehicle charging ecosystem the charger is currently listed online with support for multiple electric vehicle brands and comes with features aimed at both residential and commercial charging use cases.

The JioEV Aries 7.4kW Pro charger supports single-phase AC charging with a maximum 32A output it also comes with a universal Type 2 charging connector and a 5-metre cable. According to the product listing, the charger is compatible with electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles including Tata Nexon EV, Tiago EV, Punch EV, Mahindra XUV400, Hyundai Ioniq, Kona EV, Kia EV6, Volvo XC40, BYD Atto 3, BYD E6, MG ZS EV and several others.

Smart Connectivity Features Included

One of the notable aspects of the charger is its focus on connected functionality. The charger supports optional 4G, Wi-Fi and LAN connectivity, indicating support for remote management and smart charging capabilities through connected networks.

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The listing also mentions support for the Jio TruePower app, through which users may access smart connected features associated with the charger. In addition, the charger includes RFID-based access functionality, allowing users to authenticate charging sessions by tapping RFID cards before starting charging.

The inclusion of multiple connectivity options alongside RFID support suggests that the charger is designed not only for individual home charging setups but also for controlled access environments such as offices, apartment complexes and commercial deployments.

Designed for Residential Use

JioEV’s charger also supports OCPP 1.6J compliance. OCPP, or Open Charge Point Protocol, is commonly used for networked EV charging infrastructure and enables communication between charging stations and central management systems.

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The product listing notes that the charger can be configured as a network charge point and positions it as suitable for locations such as hotels, cafes, offices and residential societies. This could make the charger relevant for businesses or property owners looking to deploy connected EV charging infrastructure across multiple users or vehicles.

The charger also features a compact wall-mounted design with a three-point mounting setup. According to the listing, installation can be completed by a local electrician, while additional installation assistance and site visits are available separately through customer support.

Safety and Protection Features

JioEV has also included multiple protection and durability features with the charger. The device comes with IP65 water and dust resistance along with IK10 impact resistance ratings, allowing it to operate in outdoor conditions and withstand tougher environments.

The charger additionally includes internal RCD Type A 30mA AC plus 6mA DC protection along with overcurrent, overvoltage, undervoltage, residual current, short circuit, over temperature and ground fault protection mechanisms. Integrated surge protection support has also been included.

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These features are increasingly becoming important in EV charging infrastructure as charging stations are often installed in open parking areas, residential complexes and commercial spaces exposed to varying weather conditions.

Growing Focus on Connected EV Infrastructure

The launch also reflects the broader shift taking place in the EV charging ecosystem, where charging hardware is increasingly becoming connected infrastructure rather than standalone electrical equipment.

With support for 4G, Wi-Fi and LAN connectivity, chargers are now capable of enabling remote monitoring, authentication, usage tracking and software-based management features. OCPP support further strengthens compatibility with larger charging management ecosystems used by businesses and commercial operators.

The inclusion of smart connectivity features alongside RFID-based access and app integration shows how EV charging infrastructure is gradually evolving into part of a larger connected mobility ecosystem.

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JioEV’s latest charger enters a market where EV adoption in India continues to grow across both personal and fleet segments. Demand for home charging infrastructure, workplace charging and shared charging environments is also increasing as more electric vehicles enter Indian roads.

The JioEV Aries 7.4kW Pro charger currently carries a listed price of Rs 24,999 and comes with a one-year standard product warranty according to the online listing.

This is the first step towards making AI accessible for everyone in India at an affordable price. For the future, the telecom giant has promised to take AI to the next level and make it accessible just like how they revolutionized access to the internet back in 2016.

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Jio Call Agent – Native AI Voice Assistant for Jio Users

The all-new Jio Call Agent is a newly built native AI voice assistant that is integrated into your calls without the need for an application. As per the latest report, Jio is handling over 20 billion minutes of voice, which makes Jio among the largest voice carriers in the world.

Looking at an opportunity here, Jio has gone with integrating its AI voice assistant to its network, which is capable of understanding and conversing in every Indian language. The AI voice assistant can be triggered by just saying “Hey Jio,” and the agent will join the conversation on the call after taking consent from the caller.

Talking about the capability, the new Jio Call Agent can transcribe calls in text format, summarize calls into text format, and we can ask to perform certain tasks like booking a cab, reserving a table, and even we can set up a meeting on the calendar.

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My Jio Gets a New Agentic AI Tool

My Jio is the one and only platform developed by Jio, which is also among the most used self-care apps, having around 600 million users.

Although the My Jio app so far was only used by Jio customers to manage their Jio accounts, including doing recharge, checking internet balance, the app will now act more like an AI advisor and relationship manager.

With this integration, the app acts according to the voice instructions and performs the steps accordingly. For example, if you are traveling abroad, the app will showcase the right roaming packs and will even send real-time alerts.

Jio promises to ensure privacy is taken care of and given the utmost priority, so the AI agent will also seek to take the user’s permission first for any important actions, like making a payment.

These are the new AI upgrades set to be released by Jio. Apart from this, we have an announcement about Jio’s plan to propose its IPO.

Airtel Zee5 Data Pack with Football Worldcup Access

Airtel’s Rs 798 prepaid data pack comes with 1 GB of high-speed data per day, aggregating to 40 GB over a validity period of 40 days. After the daily quota is exhausted, data usage is charged at 50 paise per MB. The plan includes 90-day access to ZEE5 with Football World Cup content and works out to an effective cost of Rs 19.95 per day.

Reference: Jio Launches Rs 798 Football Pass Data Pack With ZEE5 Subscription

Jio Football Pass data pack

Reliance Jio has launched its Rs 798 Football Pass data pack with 40 GB of total high-speed data, offering 1 GB per day for 40 days. Once the daily limit is consumed, users can continue accessing data at speeds of up to 64 Kbps. The pack includes a three-month subscription to the ZEE5 FIFA World Cup 2026 All Access package. Subscribers can redeem the benefit through a coupon code available in the MyJio app. The plan is priced at an effective Rs 19.95 per day.

Vodafone Idea ZEE5 All Access Data Pack

Vodafone Idea’s Rs 798 prepaid data pack offers 10 GB of total data with a validity of 30 days and does not include outgoing SMS benefits or service validity. The recharge provides a 90-day subscription to the FIFA World Cup 2026 and ZEE5 All Access package. In addition, users gain access to content across multiple platforms, including MX Player, Times Play, Shemaroo, nexGTv, YuppTV and Pocket Films. The effective daily cost of the pack stands at Rs 26.60.

FIFA World Cup 2026 Data Packs

Airtel Data Pack Rs 798

Pack Type: Prepaid Data Pack
Core Benefits: 1 GB/Day at high speed. Post high-speed data usage, data is charged at 50p/MB. Total 40GB of high-speed data.
Validity: 40 Days
Subscriptions and Benefits: Includes 90-day access to Zee5 with Football World Cup.
Effective Per Day Pricing: Rs 19.95

Jio Data Pack Rs 798

Pack Type: Football Pass Data Pack, Prepaid Data Pack
Core Benefits: 40 GB total data, with 1 GB/Day at high speed. Post high-speed data usage, unlimited data at 64 Kbps speeds.
Validity: 40 Days
Subscriptions and Benefits:
Includes Zee5 FIFA World Cup 2026 + All Access pack for 3 months.
Access to Zee5 subscription is provided through a coupon code found in the user’s MyJio app under “Coupon” > “My winning”.
This pack contains only data benefits.
Effective Per Day Pricing: Rs 19.95

Vodafone Idea Data Pack Rs 798

Pack Type: Prepaid Data Pack
Core Benefits: 10 GB total data. Pack includes no outgoing SMS and no service validity.
Validity: 30 Days
Subscriptions and Benefits:
Includes FIFA World Cup 2026 + ZEE5 All Access pack for 90 days.
Access to award-winning movies, web series, and TV shows in 18 languages via ZEE5.
Access to movies and shows via MX Player.
Access to Hollywood movies, web series, and TV shows via Times Play.
Access to Gujarati blockbusters and comedy shows, and Marathi movies and TV shows via Shemaroo.
Access to live streaming channels, live TV, TV series, live news, and over 250 live Indian TV channels via services like nexGTv, YuppTV, and others.
Access to short films across a variety of genres via Pocket Films.
Effective Per Day Pricing: Rs 26.60

Conclusion

While Airtel and Jio offer identical data allocations and validity at a lower effective daily cost, Vi’s proposition focuses on a broader entertainment bundle with access to multiple OTT and live TV platforms.

All the other details about the Samsung Galaxy M47 5G still stay under wraps. However, the phone has been under work for the past few months, and while going through its certification process, we got some inside leaks about the specs. Let’s take a look at it.

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Samsung Galaxy M47 5G Officially Teased in India

Samsung India announces its new mid-range beasts, the Galaxy M47 5G, with a tagline of “next level monster,” hinting at the upcoming midrange beasts to offer high performance and a bigger battery.

Apart from the tagline, the Korean giant also shared a first-look glimpse into the phone, showing a deep crimson/maroon colour with matte finish on the back, and possibly, we might see similarly housed cameras, inspired by the Galaxy S26 models.

This does make the Galaxy M57 5G among the very few models available in the market with this colour.

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Samsung Galaxy M47 5G – Leaked Specification and Features

Talking about the recent leaks, the Galaxy M47 5G surfaced online previously when it was going through the BIS certification under the model number – SM-M476B/DS.

Also, there are leaks floating around about the integrated fingerprint sensor on the power button, possibly hinting towards an LCD display.

Over and above, we have reports sharing that the phone will be powered by the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 6 Gen 3 instead of Samsung’s Exynos chipset on board. The chipset is set to be paired with 8GB of RAM with 128GB of storage, which can be expanded further up to 1TB via a microSD card.

A recently tipped Geekbench score shows the Galaxy M47 5G will be running on the latest Android 16 out of the box with OneUI 8 on top.

Reliance Jio Files DRHP on June 19, 2026

Mukesh Ambani said that ahead of the AGM 2026 of Reliance Industries, Jio’s board filed the Draft Red Herring Prospectus (DRHP) for the IPO with the SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India). Reliance Industries has been planning this IPO for a long time.

Ambani said, “With great delight, let me tell you that the Board of Jio Platforms has approved the Draft Red Herring Prospectus earlier today, and it will be filed with SEBI today.”

Further, Ambani confirmed that his children, Akash Ambani, Isha Ambani, and Anant Ambani will be leading the IPO process. “…Isha, Akash, and Anant are heading the Jio IPO process, and will lead the next generation of value creation opportunities in the future,” Ambani said addressing the shareholders and the media.

At the same time, Reliance Industries or any of the management executives did not comment on the IPO timeline any further. But since the DRHP has been filed, we can assume that the IPO can take place in the near future. The IPO of Jio will be one a pivotal moment for Reliance Industries and the Indian stock exchanges.

Proposed Issue to Include Fresh Equity Shares

According to the exchange filing, the proposed public issue will comprise a fresh issue of up to 27 crore equity shares with a face value of Rs 10 each. The issue price will be determined through the book-building process in accordance with SEBI’s Issue of Capital and Disclosure Requirements (ICDR) Regulations, 2018. The IPO remains subject to the receipt of all necessary regulatory approvals. Reliance Chairman Mukesh Ambani also confirmed at the company’s annual general meeting that the DRHP would be filed on June 19.

Jio Platforms Receives Board Approval for IPO DRHP

“The Board of Directors of Jio Platforms Limited (JPL), a material subsidiary of the Company, has today, i.e., June 19, 2026, approved the Draft Red Herring Prospectus (“DRHP”) to be filed with the Securities and Exchange Board of India, BSE Limited and National Stock Exchange of India Limited in connection with its proposed Initial Public Offer by way of a fresh issue of up to 27,00,00,000 (twenty seven crore) equity shares of face value of Rs 10 each at an issue price to be determined through the book building process in accordance with the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Issue of Capital and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2018 (“IPO”),” Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) said in an exchange filing on Friday, June 19, 2026.

The development marks a significant milestone in Jio Platforms’ journey towards listing on the Indian stock exchanges. The proposed IPO has been among the most anticipated public offerings in the country and is expected to attract strong investor interest, given Jio Platforms’ dominant presence in India’s telecom and digital services sector.

“Further to our intimation dated June 19, 2026, Jio Platforms Limited (JPL) has today, i.e., June 19, 2026, filed the Draft Red Herring Prospectus (“DRHP”) with the Securities and Exchange Board of India, BSE Limited and National Stock Exchange of India Limited in connection with its proposed IPO,” RIL stated in an exchange filing on Friday, June 19, 2026.

OnePlus 15R Price in India for the New Variant

OnePlus 15R has launched in a new memory variant of 16GB RAM and 512GB internal storage for Rs 61,999. The other two variants are 12GB + 256GB priced at Rs 54,999 and 12GB + 512GB priced at Rs 59,999. There is no difference in specifications. If you were looking for more RAM, then this is the variant you can go for. However, at this price range, we would also suggest the OnePlus 13s in India. Alternatively, you could go for the older flagships such as OnePlus 13, OnePlus 12 with a higher memory if available near you or online through a trustworthy platform.

OnePlus 15R features the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 SoC and packs a large 7400mAh battery with support for 80W fast-charging. There’s a dual camera setup in the phone with a 50MP primary sensor and an 8MP secondary sensor. For selfies, there’s a 32MP sensor at the front and the phone also supports 165fps gaming for select titles.

The price hike has made the OnePlus 15R very expensive. This is definitely a phone people expected to purchase near about Rs 50,000, and not Rs 60,000. However, the rising memory costs globally due to supply shortage has led to phone brands increasing price for their devices across segments.

Airtel Rs 798 Plan Benefits

Bharti Airtel Rs 798 plan offers 40 days of validity. The validity may look short, but it is still decent given the benefits. The benefit is 1GB of daily data, for 40 days. This means a total of 40GB of data, on top of the data your base plan provides. Then, you also get access to ZEE5 for streaming the FIFA World Cup 2026.

The ZEE5 subscription bundled with the plan is for 90 days. This is specially brought by the telecom operators to offer ZEE5 access for FIFA World Cup 2026 only. The tournament is already underway. People interested in watching it can buy the access directly from the ZEE5 platform. However, if you want to be smarter and get some data alongside, then go for the plans offered by the Indian telecom operators. Apart from Airtel, as mentioned above, Jio is also offering a similar plan to the consumers.

Even Vodafone Idea is offering such a plan. But with Vi, the validity of the pack is 30 days only, and the users get only 10GB of data. Thus, if you are looking for better value, then you should go for the plans of either Jio or Airtel. Chances are, you may already have 5G from Jio or Airtel, and thus, you would be able to stream the tournament more seamlessly on your phone or any other device.

With space broadband, India’s dark network spots would diminish. Starlink is another company that wants to do this. SpaceX owned Starlink has been trying to capture global market with its satellite broadband services, but has not been able to convince the Indian government that it is a safe company to partner with.

Jio Wants India to be Self Reliant

Reliance Jio wants India to be self reliant in the space broadband segment. This is why Jio wants to deploy its own LEO constellation and offer space broadband services. The great thing is that the government is also looking to support Jio in this venture. As per an ET report, the Indian government is backing Jio to get the orbital slots from the International Telecommunications Union (ITU). This would be the first time an Indian entity is looking to compete with a giant like Starlink.

In India, Jio already has a strong distribution for services at a grassroots level. In fact, Jio has agreed and shaken hands with Starlink to distribute its services and products across the country. Bharti Airtel also made a similar agreement with Starlink. Now the wait is to see when the services will start in India.

What will be the Size of Jio Investment

Reliance Jio’s investment in the LEO constellation is estimated to be around $10-15 billion USD, which ranges from Rs 95,000 to Rs 1,41,000 crore. This can create a new growth area for Jio, which is looking to IPO (Initial Public Offering) soon. Jeff Bezos owned Amazon Leo is also looking to deploy LEO satellites for the Indian geography and offer space broadband services in the country.

Jio Rs 798 Plan with 40 Days Pack Validity

The prepaid data pack comes with a validity of 40 days and provides a total of 40 GB of data. Subscribers will receive 1 GB of high-speed data per day, after which they can continue using unlimited data at a reduced speed of 64 Kbps. The pack is designed as a data-only offering and does not include voice calling or SMS benefits.

Three-Month ZEE5 Subscription Included

As part of the package, Jio is bundling a three-month subscription to the ZEE5 FIFA World Cup 2026 + All Access pack, enabling users to stream FIFA World Cup 2026 content and other premium entertainment available on the platform.

How Users Can Redeem the ZEE5 Benefit

To redeem the ZEE5 subscription, users can access a coupon code through the MyJio app by navigating to the “Coupon” section and selecting “My Winning.” The code can then be used to activate the subscription on ZEE5.

With an effective daily cost of Rs 19.95, the new Football Pass Data Pack is aimed at football enthusiasts looking for additional data and access to live tournament coverage and digital content.

Jio Data Pack Rs 798

Pack Type: Football Pass Data Pack, Prepaid Data Pack
Core Benefits: 40 GB total data, with 1 GB/Day at high speed. Post high-speed data usage, unlimited data at 64 Kbps speeds.
Validity: 40 Days
Subscriptions and Benefits:
Includes Zee5 FIFA World Cup 2026 + All Access pack for 3 months.
Access to Zee5 subscription is provided through a coupon code found in the user’s MyJio app under “Coupon” > “My winning”.
This pack contains only data benefits.
Effective Per Day Pricing: Rs 19.95

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Jio 84-Day Prepaid Plans: Reliance Jio 84-Day Validity Prepaid Plans: April 2026 Edition

ISD Pack: Reliance Jio ISD Packs to Stay in Touch with Friends and Family Abroad: May 2026 Edition

4G Feature Phone Plans: Jio Renames JioBharat Phone Plans as 4G Feature Phone Plans; Removes JioPhone Plans

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Jio Youth and Gaming Plan: Reliance Jio Launches Youth and Gaming Plan Rs 459 Bundled with Snapchat+

Jio OTT Pass Pack: Jio Revamps Rs 200 Mega Content Add-On as OTT Pass with 15 OTT Apps, Unlimited 5G and 30GB Data

After a long gap, Samsung’s decision to expand to the UK leaves a question if the Korean giant will consider expanding to other possible markets, especially within India? Here is all we know so far.

Samsung Confirms Expansion to UK Markets – Starts Pre-orders for Galaxy XR

As the XR market is seeing a huge adoption globally, it will be a great move for Samsung to expand to other markets outside the U.S. and Korea.

Starting with the UK, Samsung Galaxy XR is priced at £1,699, and shipping is set to start from July 8. Alongside the headset, buyers can also get a Galaxy XR Travel Case for £249, and Galaxy XR controllers can also be purchased separately for the same price tag.

As a piece of good news, Samsung is offering additional offers where buyers can avail a direct 30% price slash on accessories alongside the Galaxy XR until September 30.

Over and above, PayPal is offering an additional discount worth £100; the offer will be valid till July 7. The Korean giant is also offering discounts for the XR headset when purchasing a Galaxy smartphone.

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Samsung Galaxy XR – Features and Specifications

Powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon XR2+ Gen 2, the Galaxy XR comes with a dual 4K micro-OLED display on the front, which is capable of spitting up to 3552 × 3840 pixels per eye.

The display also comes with support for a 120Hz variable refresh rate and offers the best-in-class field of view for an immersive experience.

The Galaxy XR also comes with two 6.5MP cameras on the front with 6 world-facing cameras, 4 eye- tracking cameras, depth sensors, and 6 DoF inside-out sensors. On the memory and storage side, we get 16GB of RAM with 256 GB of internal storage, and on the software side, the Galaxy XR runs on Android XR, built by Google.

For AI capabilities, the Galaxy XR comes with built-in Google Gemini AI integration.

Weighing around 545g, the Samsung Galaxy XR offers around 2-3.5 hours of battery life for general use. The headset will be available only in one colour option: Silver Shadow.

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Will Samsung Consider Launching Galaxy XR in India – Opinion

Right now, Samsung is taking slow steps to expand its XR headset globally. Talking about the Indian market, so far, the only way to get a hands-on experience of the XR headset is by importing it internationally.

However, the chances of launching Galaxy XR in India are considerably less due to its high price tag. Looking at the current price tag of £1,699 in the UK, which translates to around Rs 2,11,694.

Just to compare, there are other competitors like Meta that sell their headset starting from just Rs 37,000, going up all the way to Rs 1,22,999 for its most premium Quest Pro headset.

However, all this growth for 5G has come without any meaningful monetisation in the country. Even halfway through 2026, the telecom operators are not really charging anything extra for 5G. The telcos are working on ways in which they can monetise 5G, and one of the use cases which they can really monetise is slicing. With network slicing, telcos can market better services with higher download speed and super low latency to the users.

Data Consumption is Going Up, 5G to Boost Further

Data consumption is going up, and is even expected to reach 70GB per customer per month by 2031, as per Ericsson report. However, at present, the telcos are not monetising 5G data. If they delay any further, then the rising data consumption will have less material benefit for them, and would actually prompt them to invest even more money into the networks.

One of the ways Jio and Airtel have successfully managed to monetise their 5G networks is through FWA (fixed-wireless access) service. However, 5G FWA alone cannot take things up for the telcos in the average revenue per user (ARPU) department. We expect the telcos to hike the tariffs of 4G plans and limit the free 5G data consumption in the near future.

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You Can Pre-order GTA 6 This Month – Confirms Rockstar Games

After so many delays, Rockstar Games has released the official cover of GTA 6, alongside confirming the pre-order date on June 25. Fans can pre-order GTA 6 through both digital stores and a few selected retailers. As per the confirmation, GTA 6 will be officially released on 19 November for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X and Series S.

Talking about the cover, Rockstar shares a glimpse into the main characters of the game, Lucia Caminos and Jason Duval, who will take the story ahead in the game.

The cover also includes some sports cars, a helicopter with a minigun, a speedboat, and even an alligator within the logo. Rockstar Games has also released a 32-second trailer giving a glimpse into how the game will look.

Fans who are waiting for the PC version of GTA 6 will possibly have to wait a little longer, even after the official release, as the game will be rebuilt completely to support. If we look at the past, after GTA 5 was released in September 2015, the PC version of GTA 5 was released in April 2015.

As per the latest announcement, trailers and latest leaks, the 6th instalment of the game is set to revolve around a criminal couple, Jason Duval and Lucia Caminos, from a fictional state, Leonida, based in Florida, USA. The couple’s story starts with a small bank heist failure, which ends up with them getting caught up in a massive statewide conspiracy, which forces them to rely on each other to survive.

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How to Pre-order GTA 6 and What’s the Price?

As per the confirmation, the GTA 6 can be pre-ordered through digital stores and selected offline retailers. For the digital copies, fans can pre-order the game through the PlayStation Store and Xbox Store after the pre-order slots are open.

For the fans who prefer a physical edition, they can go to prominent and authorized stores like GameStop and Best Buy, which will start pre-orders for GTA 6 after June 25, 2026. GTA 6’s price still stays under wraps.

We have rumors mentioning that Rockstar Games might keep $70 same price tag for GTA 6 ( the same launch price as GTA 5). However, a few other reports claim that there will be a slight price bump and can go upto till $80 or even $100, considering the huge production cost.

This rumour comes out right when we have other smartphone makers like Samsung, who have already dropped their plans to go with the thin phones after the flop Galaxy S25 Edge series phone globally.

The same story applies to Apple, where their first-iPhone Air was definitely the slimmest phone with no camera bump, but it came with a lot of compromises on the camera side, speakers, which convinced the buyers to go with either the iPhone 17 or the iPhone 17 Pro model instead.

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Apple Set to Continue Upgrading Its Air Model – What to Expect With Apple iPhone Air Second Generation

The first Apple iPhone Air had a long list of complaints raised by the users reflecting in lower sales. However, with the Apple iPhone Air 2 might fix all of the issues with the first generation.

According to a recently leaked report, a prototype of a mobile phone surfaced online with the code name V62.

The prototype shows a phone with a trio-housed camera on the rear with a main camera coupled with an ultra-wide-angle sensor, hinting it could possibly be the Apple iPhone Air second generation.

After the camera, there are also rumors hinting towards a camera and performance upgrade, where the second-generation Apple iPhone Air will get a slightly bigger battery coupled with Apple’s upcoming in-house built A20 Pro, which is also set to power the Apple iPhone 18 Pro models.

The combination of a bigger battery and the most efficient chipset does promise an improved battery life overall. Other specs like the storage and RAM will remain the same as its previous model; the storage variant is set to start with 256GB.

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Apple iPhone Air Second Generation – Expected Price

The first-generation Apple iPhone Air was priced between the Apple iPhone 17 and the iPhone 17 Pro model.

Looking at the leaks, especially about the Apple iPhone Air second generation (Apple iPhone Air 2) getting the latest A20 Pro SoC, we believe that the Cupertino giant will follow the same strategy by placing this phone in between the Apple iPhone 18 and the Apple iPhone 18 Pro model, possibly selling it for the same price tag as the Apple iPhone Air first genration.

Looking at the rumors, we expect that the Apple iPhone Air Second Generation will be priced around $999 (same as Apple iPhone Air first generation price) for 265GB of storage for American market, and in India, we might see it selling for around Rs 1,00,000.

The phone is rumored to launch in the first half of 2027, mostly by March. This year, we will see the Apple iPhone 18 models launching alongside the most anticipated iPhone Fold/Ultra.

As artificial intelligence becomes central to economic competitiveness, the conversation is shifting from digital access to digital capability. The question is no longer whether India can adopt AI at scale, but whether the underlying digital infrastructure is prepared to support that ambition.

The AI conversation today is dominated by breakthroughs in models, applications, and computing capabilities. But beneath every intelligent system lies a less celebrated reality AI is only as powerful as the infrastructure that enables it. The nations that lead in the AI era will not necessarily be those that develop the most sophisticated algorithms alone. They will be those that build the infrastructure foundations capable of scaling innovation rapidly, efficiently, and inclusively. For India, this is both an opportunity and an imperative.

The Next Phase of India’s Digital Story

The first chapter of India’s digital transformation focused on access. The next chapter will be defined by capability. Today, AI in enterprises is shifting from piloting to deployment. Businesses are embedding AI technologies into customer interactions, operations management, forecasting, cybersecurity, and decision-making processes. At the same time, cloud adoption is accelerating as organisations modernise legacy systems and embrace data-driven operating models.

Taken together, these trends are creating growing demand for resilient, scalable, and high-capacity digital infrastructure.

Why Infrastructure Economics Matter

The conversation around AI often overlooks a critical truth scaling intelligence is ultimately an economic challenge. The widespread adoption of AI will require sustained investment in fibre networks, small cells, edge infrastructure, data transport, and increasingly distributed architectures. Building these capabilities through isolated infrastructure investments can lead to higher costs, slower deployment timelines, and underutilised assets.

The industry needs a new approach one that prioritises cooperation over duplication, utilisation over ownership, and scalability over fragmentation. Infrastructure sharing has traditionally been viewed through the lens of cost efficiency. In the age of AI, however, its value extends far beyond cost savings. Shared platforms can accelerate deployments, improve capital utilisation, enhance operational efficiency, and enable multiple stakeholders to derive value from common infrastructure assets.

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The neutral-host framework can be particularly beneficial in this context. Through a neutral-host platform, operators, enterprises, and technology providers can leverage shared infrastructure to accelerate deployments, improve resource utilisation, and enhance network performance. This becomes increasingly important as India prepares for the next generation of digital services and AI-driven applications.

Fibre: The Strategic Backbone of an Intelligent Economy

Every AI-powered interaction generates and consumes data. From predictive maintenance in industrial environments to smart healthcare, automated customer experiences, and advanced analytics, the exchange of information is becoming an increasingly important part of economic activity.

As a result, fibre-optic networks should no longer be viewed merely as communication infrastructure. They are becoming strategic assets that support economic competitiveness and digital growth.

Fibre networks connect data centres, enterprises, small-cell deployments, cloud platforms, and edge infrastructure, forming the backbone of modern digital services. As 5G adoption expands and new digital applications emerge, the importance of robust fibre-optic networks will continue to increase. The pace of AI adoption across industries in India will depend significantly on the strength, reach, and reliability of the country’s digital backbone.

Enabling the Digital Enterprise from the Inside Out

As digital transformation accelerates, indoor connectivity has become just as important as external network infrastructure. AI-enabled workplaces, smart hospitals, airports, manufacturing facilities, commercial buildings, and enterprise campuses all depend on reliable indoor connectivity to support mission-critical applications.

Whether supporting real-time collaboration tools, cloud-based workflows, or intelligent IoT systems for resource management, enterprises increasingly require seamless digital experiences across their operating environments.

Yet indoor environments remain among the most challenging areas for network delivery, particularly as data consumption rises and enterprise applications become more sensitive to latency and reliability.

It is therefore critical that indoor digital infrastructure becomes a central component of India’s AI readiness strategy. In-building neutral-host solutions can help enterprises overcome connectivity challenges while creating robust environments capable of supporting future technologies and evolving business requirements.

Network-as-a-Service: A New Operating Model

As technological complexity increases, businesses require greater flexibility in how they consume digital infrastructure. Network-as-a-Service (NaaS) offers a fundamentally different approach by enabling organisations to access scalable network capabilities without the burden of building and managing infrastructure independently this model shifts the conversation from ownership to outcomes. In an environment where AI capabilities are evolving rapidly, adaptability is becoming a critical competitive advantage. Service-led infrastructure models allow enterprises to focus on their core priorities while leveraging flexible and future-ready digital infrastructure.

Building an Intelligent India

There is little doubt that India possesses many of the ingredients required to become a global leader in AI a vibrant innovation ecosystem, entrepreneurial talent, supportive policy momentum, and one of the world’s largest communities of digital users.

The real challenge lies in transforming this potential into a sustainable competitive advantage through the creation of strong and scalable digital infrastructure. To achieve this, India must continue expanding fibre networks, embrace infrastructure-sharing and neutral-host models, adopt scalable deployment frameworks, and strengthen collaboration among telecom operators, enterprises, hyperscalers, policymakers, and technology developers.

More importantly, digital infrastructure can no longer be viewed merely as a background utility. It must be recognised as a strategic enabler of economic growth, innovation, and national competitiveness.

At CloudExtel, we believe building the digital infrastructure foundation for India’s next phase of AI-led growth requires collaboration, scalable architectures, and shared infrastructure models. Through neutral-host networks, advanced fibre deployments, in-building connectivity solutions, Shared RAN architectures, and Network-as-a-Service capabilities, the industry can create a more efficient, scalable, and future-ready digital ecosystem.

The future of infrastructure will be defined by collaboration rather than duplication, service-led models rather than siloed ownership, and intelligent ecosystems rather than standalone assets. By bringing together connectivity, coverage, and infrastructure innovation, India can build the foundation required to unlock the full potential of the AI economy.