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LG has just launched its new XBOOM Series speakers, including the XL9T, XG2T, and XO2T. Here's all you need to about the XBoom series including specs, features and more. 

LG launches new XBOOM Series in India: Check specs, features, price and more 

<h2>LG has just launched its new XBOOM Series speakers, including the XL9T, XG2T, and XO2T. Here's all you need to about the XBoom series including specs, features and more.&nbsp;</h2>

LG has introduced its latest LG XBOOM series speakers in India, expanding its audio lineup with models designed for a range of listening experiences. The series, which includes the LG XBOOM XL9T, LG XBOOM GO XG2T, and LG XBOOM XO2T, targets music enthusiasts looking for portable Bluetooth speakers with light, durability, and versatility across indoor and outdoor settings.&nbsp;
<h3>LG XBOOM XL9T Features&nbsp;</h3>
The LG XBOOM XL9T is a high-power party speaker, built for larger gatherings with a 1000W output, dual 8-inch woofers, and 3-inch tweeters. Equipped with a bass-enhancing algorithm, this model aims to deliver impactful sound suitable for party environments.
It also features New Pixel LED and woofer lighting, which can be customized with text, characters, or emojis to create a dynamic visual atmosphere. The speaker&rsquo;s design includes an IPX4 water resistance rating, a handle, and wheels, adding to its portability for outdoor use, making it one of the best party speakers in India.&nbsp;
<h3>LG XBOOM GO XG2T Features&nbsp;</h3>
Priced at ₹4,990, the LG XBOOM GO XG2T is a compact option, delivering 5W output through a 1.5-inch woofer and passive radiator. With a bass algorithm that enhances sound quality, it&rsquo;s designed to offer robust audio in a small form factor.
The XG2T includes an IP67 water resistance rating, providing durability against dust and water, which makes it suitable for rugged conditions. Built for portability, it offers up to 10 hours of playback and comes with a customizable string for easy attachment to backpacks or bicycles, appealing to those in search of a waterproof Bluetooth speaker India. Additionally, it supports Bluetooth calling, allowing users to take calls hands-free.&nbsp;
<h3>LG XBOOM XO2T Features&nbsp;</h3>
The LG XBOOM XO2T offers 360-degree sound, providing 20W output with enhanced bass and clear audio. A standout feature is its ambient lighting effect, achieved through a transparent glass design that diffuses light, creating a candle-like glow.
This model also has IP55 water resistance, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. The XO2T offers more than 15 hours of battery life and includes Bluetooth 5.3, LG One Touch mode, and multi-point sharing, enhancing connectivity options. Its compatibility with LG TVs allows users to configure the speaker for optimized surround sound.&nbsp;
<h3>Pricing and Availability of LG XBOOM Series in India&nbsp;</h3>
The LG XBOOM series speakers launched on November 15, are now available in India through both retail and online platforms, including LG&rsquo;s official website. Pricing begins at ₹4,990 for the LG XBOOM GO XG2T, ₹12,990 for the LG XBOOM XO2T, and ₹64,900 for the LG XBOOM XL9T.
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Celebrate Independence Day with LG's offers: up to 26% cashback or ₹40,000 off, with down payments as low as ₹5 and EMIs starting at ₹888. Get up to ₹50,000 off OLED models, 30% off soundbars, and more. Offers valid until August 20, 2024.

LG Electronics Announces Independence Day Offers with Up to 26% Cashback, Discounts, and Free Gifts

<h2>LG Electronics&rsquo; Independence Day offers provide a range of benefits including substantial discounts, flexible payment options, and additional perks. Offers valid until August 20, 2024.</h2>

LG Electronics, has unveiled its Independence Day promotions. These offers, celebrating the spirit of freedom, include significant discounts and attractive deals on a variety of LG products. The promotions are designed to provide customers with exceptional value and a chance to upgrade their homes with LG&rsquo;s innovative products.
<h3>Freedom Offers</h3>
Customers can avail of Freedom Offers, which provide a discount of up to 26% cashback or a maximum of ₹40,000 on specified items.This offer aims to make high-quality LG products more accessible. In addition to cashback, customers have the option to make a down payment as low as ₹5, with the remaining balance payable through convenient EMIs.
For added flexibility, a fixed EMI option of ₹888 is available on certain models, making it easier for customers to purchase the products they want.
<h3>Life&rsquo;s Good Offers</h3>
The Life&rsquo;s Good Offers provide further incentives for customers. Under these offers, customers can benefit from a 3-year warranty on select LG TVs. Additionally, the OLED Offers provide benefits worth up to ₹50,000 on OLED models.
For those interested in enhancing their home entertainment systems, soundbars are available at up to 30% off when purchased with select LG TVs. Furthermore, select LG XBOOM models come with a complimentary microphone.
<h3>Offer Dates &amp; Availability</h3>
These exclusive Independence Day offers are available until August 20th, 2024. To take advantage of these deals, customers should visit their nearest LG Brand Shop or other authorized LG retailers. The promotion includes various products across multiple categories, offering customers an opportunity to upgrade their home appliances and electronics at reduced prices.
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Kashmir: 14 held for not standing while the national anthem was played in LG Sinha's presence

Kashmir: 14 held for not standing while national anthem was played in LG Sinha's presence

Kashmir: 14 held for not standing while the national anthem was played in LG Sinha's presence

More than a dozen people have been arrested for not standing up when the national anthem was played during a function held here in June with Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha in attendance, officials said on Thursday.
The administration has also suspended a few police personnel for failing to ensure that everyone stood up while the anthem was played, they said.
According to them, some people chose to not stand up during the closing ceremony of the 'Pedal for Peace' cycling event, organised by Jammu and Kashmir Police, on June 25.
The J&amp;K administration took a strong note of the "disrespect" to the national anthem and launched an inquiry into the alleged infraction, they said.
According to them, fourteen people were arrested under sections 107 and 151 CrPc &ndash; both of which entitle authorities to arrest or detain a person in anticipation of a crime.
All arrested persons have been sent to the Central Jail here, they added.&nbsp;

"I have seen the kind behaviour exhibited over the last few days. It has been proved how some people remain illiterate despite being educated in IIT," the LG said.

Some remain illiterate despite being educated in IIT: LG on Kejriwal

Some remain illiterate despite being educated in IIT: Delhi LG on Kejriwal

"I have seen the kind behaviour exhibited over the last few days. It has been proved how some people remain illiterate despite being educated in IIT," the LG said.

In a dig at Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, Delhi Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena on Sunday said that one should not be boastful about one's degree and some people remain illiterate despite being educated in IIT.
Saxena was asked about Kejriwal's comments targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi over his educational qualifications and questioning the genuineness of his degrees.
"I have heard the comments made by the honourable chief minister in the Assembly. One should never be boastful about their degree. A degree is only a receipt of education but real education lies in your knowledge and behaviour.
"I have seen the kind behaviour exhibited over the last few days. It has been proved how some people remain illiterate despite being educated in IIT," the LG said.

 Delhi LG approves Feb 16 for convening of MCD House for mayor poll

After that, the House was adjourned on last Monday again for the third time, a month after the first municipal House.

Delhi LG VK Saxena has given his nod for convening the next session of the MCD House on February 16 for election to the post of mayor, official sources said on Sunday.
The government had sent the proposal to hold the House session on February 16 and Saxena has accepted it, they said.
Three successive meetings of the House were adjourned in the last one month amid ruckus and commotion over the decision to give voting rights to aldermen without electing the mayor, deputy mayor and members of the standing committee of the civic body.
After the civic polls in December, the House was first convened on January 6 but was adjourned following acrimonious exchanges between members of the BJP and AAP.
The second municipal House held on January 24 was briefly adjourned after the oath-taking ceremony, and was later adjourned till the next date by the pro tem presiding officer.
After that, the House was adjourned on last Monday again for the third time, a month after the first municipal House.
AAP has alleged that the mayoral election could not be held as the BJP was "strangulating democracy and the Constitution of India", while the saffron party accused the Aam Aadmi Party of coming out with excuses to stall the mayoral poll and blamed it for the stalemate.
AAP had emerged as a clear winner in the December polls, bagging 134 wards and ending the BJP's 15-year rule in the civic body. The BJP won 104 wards to finish second, while the Congress won nine wards in the 250-member municipal House.
The civic body in Delhi had 272 wards across its three corporations &ndash; NDMC, SDMC, and EDMC &ndash; which existed from 2012-2022, before being reunified into a sole MCD, which formally came into existence on May 22 last year.
The municipal House in Delhi on February 6 failed to elect a mayor following a ruckus over the decision to allow aldermen to vote in the mayoral poll, even as AAP alleged a "planned conspiracy" by the BJP to stall the process.
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Delhi: LG orders removal of two AAP govt picks on board of private DISCOMS

The LG Office informed in a statement that they have been removed for "illegally" occupying the positions, and they have been replaced by senior government officers.

LG VK Saxena removed two 'government nominees' on board of private DISCOMs in the national capital on Saturday. Those removed from the positions are AAP spokesperson Jasmine Shah and AAP MP ND Gupta's son, Naveen ND Gupta.&nbsp;
The LG Office informed in a statement that they have been removed for "illegally" occupying the positions, and they have been replaced by senior government officers.
"Delhi LG, VK Saxena had ordered for the immediate removal of AAP Spokesperson, Jasmine Shah, Son of AAP MP, ND Gupta- Navin Gupta and other private individuals, who had been illegally appointed as Govt Nominees on the boards of privately owned DISCOMs- BYPL, BRPL (Anil Ambani) and NDPDCL (Tata)," the statement from the LG Office read.
As per the LG Office statement, the two had "collaborated" with private representatives on boards of Anil Ambani-owned DISCOMS and "benefitted" them to the tune of Rs 8000 Cr at the cost of the public exchequer.

According to some reports, Apple might start designing their own displays

 Report: Apple plans to design and use in-house displays for mobile devices starting in 2024

According to some reports, Apple might start designing their own displays

Apple plans to design and use its own custom displays for mobile devices such as iPhones and Apple Watches starting in 2024. According to a Bloomberg report, the move is a part of the company's larger effort to decrease its reliance on third-party component suppliers and increase its use of in-house components.&nbsp;
The transition to using these new displays will begin with the high-end Apple Watch Ultra, which may adopt microLED display technology. Apple plans to eventually expand the use of these custom displays to other devices, including future iPhones.
&nbsp;It is worth noting that while the displays will still be manufactured by outside suppliers, they will be designed by Apple, similar to their approach with chips.&nbsp; &nbsp; Additionally, this initiative is in line with the company's trend of in-house development, as it has already begun using in-house components for chips and reports suggest that the company is working on in-house modems and wireless components.

LG's new OLED T is a transparent TV prototype that demonstrates the company's future plans.

CES 2023: LG shows off transparent OLED TV

LG's new OLED T is a transparent TV prototype that demonstrates the company's future plans.

LG unveiled a prototype of its transparent OLED TV, called the LG OLED T, at CES 2023.
The TV's screen can turn transparent, allowing viewers to see what is behind it. The TV is designed to be used in a room with a view behind it, such as a window, rather than on a wall.
In a demo video, LG showed how the TV could be used to watch a fireworks display through a window. The device can also display artwork or other imagery that disappears when the viewer wants to watch TV.
LG has not announced plans to sell the OLED T, stating it is meant to show "the direction where we're going."
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The LG M3 is comprised of a display and a receiving device.

CES 2023: LG M3 is a portless OLED TV

The LG M3 is comprised of a display and a receiving device.

LG has showcased a unique port free TV at the ongoing 2023 CES.
The new LG M3 OLED TV series will be available in three sizes: 97 inches, 83 inches, and 77 inches.
To avoid tangled cable management, the M3 relocates all of its standard TV ports to a wireless receiving unit. LG calls this technology "Zero Connect," and claims that the box can wirelessly offer up to 4K resolution and 120Hz refresh rate.
Ideally, you'd be able to plug everything in on the other side of the room while only worrying about the display's power cord.
Of course, latency may be a potential issue with the M3 when it ever hits the market. LG claims to have created algorithms that will allow the receiver box to always find the clearest wireless path to the TV, even if humans or animals move about in the room. You may also physically relocate the antenna on the box if necessary.
The M3 TV series' price is yet to be announced by LG.
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According to ANI, the investigation has been handed over to Special Commissioner in Delhi Police Shalini Singh who has been asked to submit the detailed report to Home Ministry.
 

Woman dragged by car | Amit Shah seeks detailed report from Delhi Police

According to ANI, the investigation has been handed over to Special Commissioner in Delhi Police Shalini Singh who has been asked to submit the detailed report to Home Ministry.

According to ANI, the investigation has been handed over to Special Commissioner in Delhi Police Shalini Singh who has been asked to submit the detailed report to Home Ministry.
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Home Minister Amit Shah has sought detailed report from the Delhi Police Commissioner over the death of the 20-year-old girl whose body was dragged for nearly 12 kilometres under a car.
According to ANI, the investigation has been handed over to Special Commissioner in Delhi Police Shalini Singh.
Meanwhile, The post-mortem of the deceased was completed on Monday afternoon by a panel of three doctors at Delhi's Maulana Azad Medical College.

Arvind Kejriwal targets Delhi LG as Swati Maliwal alleges attack at her residence

Last week, the DCW chief alleged that she had been receiving rape threats on Instagram after she wrote to Union Information and Broadcasting Minister Anurag Thakur.&nbsp;

Delhi Commission For Women chief Swati Maliwal on Monday alleged that a man forcibly entered her residence and vandalised two cars, while she was not present at home.
"A few moments back, an attacker forced his way into my residence and attacked it. He vandalised my mother and my cars and made an attempt to enter the house," Maliwal said in a tweet in Hindi.
"By the grace of God, my mother and I were not present there. You can do anything but I am not going to be scared. I am complaining to Delhi Police," she said.
Last week, the DCW chief alleged that she had been receiving rape threats on Instagram after she wrote to Union Information and Broadcasting Minister Anurag Thakur demanding the ouster of filmmaker Sajid Khan, in the wake of sexual harassment allegations against him during the #MeToo movement.
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LG QP5 Eclair Soundbar Review: This is the LG QP5 Soundbar, LGs latest offering for those that need a great-sounding setup, but don’t have the space for a full-size soundbar and sub-woofer.

LG QP5 Eclair Soundbar Review: best compact audio setup?

The LG QP5 Eclair soundbar provides a soundbar and a subwoofer in one powerful, compact package. LG QP5 Eclair specs include five speakers in the soundbar for a 100W sound output, and two bi-directional drivers in the subwoofer for a 220W sound output. LG QP5 Eclair accepts all kinds of input, including USB-A, Optical Audio In, HDMI ARC/eARC, and Bluetooth 4.0. The LG QP5 Eclair price in India is set at ₹59,990. Watch how it performed in our LG QP5 Eclair soundbar review.

If you need high-quality sound in a compact form factor, the LG QP5 Eclair might be your best bet

This is the LG QP5 Soundbar, LGs latest offering for those that need a great-sounding setup, but don&rsquo;t have the space for a full-size soundbar and sub-woofer. The QP5 Eclair comes with a lot of premium technology for a price of ₹59,990, and today we&rsquo;re going to tell you whether it&rsquo;s worth going for if you&rsquo;re in the market for the compact cinema experience.
<h3>LG QP5 Eclair Soundbar Design</h3>
Design is one of the most important aspects of the QP5, both in terms of form and function. The main speaker is quite compact, measuring less than 30cm, so if you need a soundbar setup with, let&rsquo;s say, a monitor rather than a big TV, the Eclair fits in quite neatly.
The subwoofer is obviously larger, but at around 39cm in length and around 29cm in height, it&rsquo;s not exceptionally large, and should easily fit underneath a reasonably sized desk setup, or even on the table itself.
Weight-wise, the main speaker is just over 1.5kg, while the subwoofer is 7.7kg, so if you&rsquo;re thinking of mounting the entire setup on a table, you may want to keep that in mind.
Moreover, in the interest of being a compact, fuss-free setup, the subwoofer connects to the soundbar wirelessly, but they both do require power individually.
Moving on to the form of the QP5 Eclair, which is actually quite a step away from your usual soundbars. For one, both the main speaker and subwoofer are encased in Jersey fabric and while LG calls this colour variant Black, it looks more of a deep navy blue in person.
The main speaker gets a metal speaker grille on top, underneath which lie the drivers themselves, while the subwoofer&rsquo;s inner structure is made of wood.
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<h3>LG QP5 Eclair Soundbar Utility and Connectivity</h3>
For utility, the QP5 comes with a good selection of ports. On the back of the main speaker, you&rsquo;ll see two HDMI ports a USB port, an Optical Audio In and a power input. It&rsquo;s worth mentioning that there&rsquo;s ARC/eARC compatibility for the first HDMI out port, which makes connecting the soundbar to a TV a very seamless process. However, there&rsquo;s only Bluetooth 4.0 connectivity here, and it would have been nice to see a more recent version since this is a new product.
Along with the ports, you&rsquo;ll also notice five buttons on the back. These control Bluetooth pairing, volume up and down, changing input and turning the soundbar on or off.
There&rsquo;s also a couple of LED lights on the front of the main speaker to indicate things like the Bluetooth status and volume level.
However, the buttons aren&rsquo;t the only way to change basic settings, because the QP5 also gets this nice and simple remote. Using it, you can change the volume level, control bluetooth settings, control playback and even access sound presets for certain types of content.
If you&rsquo;d like to ditch the remote altogether though, or access even more functions, you can download the LG Soundbar app. It&rsquo;s available on both iOS and Android, and it offers all of the remote&rsquo;s functionality and then some more. For instance, it allows you to tune the equaliser for both the main speaker and the subwoofer, to tweak them to your preference. It also allows you to run diagnostics to make sure you&rsquo;ve got the QP5 set up just right, for the best possible experience.
<h3>LG QP5 Eclair Soundbar Sound Quality</h3>
In terms of technology, the QP5 is quite well-equipped. There&rsquo;s support for Dolby Atoms, DTS:X, and the AI Sound Pro algorithm which identifies content and tweaks the sound to enhance your listening experience. Moreover, if you use the QP5 soundbar with a compatible LG TV, AI Sound Pro works with the Alpha 9 AI Processor to deliver a clear, consistent viewing experience.
Power-wise, the QP5 is rated for a total 320W of power output, and it delivers that via a 3.1.2 channel setup. The main speaker outputs a total 100W, using 5 driver units, while the subwoofer outputs the rest of the 220W.
Now, in terms of sound fidelity, the QP5 is pretty good, and that main speaker is deceptively loud for its size. It gets almost obnoxiously loud at full chat, and if you&rsquo;re going to use this setup in a reasonably-sized bedroom, the sound output should suffice.
Sound reproduction is quite clear, and both mids and highs are well-balanced on the whole. The subwoofer didn&rsquo;t produce a very impressive show, especially when it came to cinematic content, but I realised it was mostly due to how neutral the default sound profile is. Once I tweaked the equaliser to my liking using the LG Soundbar app, the subwoofer produced more than enough thump, even from some pretty demanding, bass-heavy tracks.
Moreover, since the subwoofer gets bi-directional units, there&rsquo;s very little vibration, so you should be able to mount it on a lower shelf underneath a desk or even on top of it without any issues.
It&rsquo;s also worth mentioning that the entire setup is tuned by Meridian, who also tuned the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/gadget-review/lg-tone-free-fp9-review-clean-sound-clean-ears-1648207621449" target="_blank">LG Tone Free FP9</a> earbuds we reviewed earlier this year, so sound quality is certainly quite good thanks to that partnership.
<h3>LG QP5 Eclair Soundbar Verdict</h3>
So, at ₹59,990, the LG QP5 Eclair Soundbar doesn&rsquo;t come cheap. It&rsquo;s a premium price tag for a product that does come with a lot of handy features and good sound quality, but also faces a lot of competition from more powerful options in this segment. That being said, the QP5 Eclair is more geared towards someone that needs a powerful, fuss-free audio setup in a compact environment, and in that particular case, it&rsquo;s possibly the best in the business.

Delhi lieutenant governor sends legal notice to AAP leaders for defamation

The legal notice asks the AAP leaders to comply with the requisitions within 48 hours of its receipt.
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Delhi Lieutenant Governor Vinai Kumar K Saxena sent a legal notice to AAP leaders on Monday over their "false and derogatory" charges against him for his alleged involvement in a Rs 1,400 crore "scam" during his tenure as the KVIC chairman, news agency PTI reported.&nbsp;
The notice was served to &nbsp;Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leaders Atishi, Durgesh Pathak, Saurabh Bharadwaj, Sanjay Singh and Jasmine Shah, among others. The notice also asks AAP leaders &nbsp;to issue a press release "directing all members of the party and all persons associated with it, whether directly or indirectly, to cease and desist from spreading and circulating false, defamatory, malicious and unsubstantiated statements".
Furthermore, the legal notice asks the AAP leaders to comply with the requisitions within 48 hours of its receipt.
The AAP last week alleged corruption by Delhi LG when he was KVIC chairman in 2016.&nbsp; The Arvind Kejriwal-led ruling party demanded probe into the alleged scam by CBI and ED.&nbsp;
With PTI Inputs
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Delhi political face-off: AAP leaders allege corruption by LG, Saxena refutes 
 

Legal action against Aam Aadmi Party leaders Saurabh Bhardwaj, Durgesh Pathak, Atishi &nbsp;and Jasmine Shah will be initiated for making allegations of 1400 crore scam.&nbsp;
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Delhi Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena has decided to take legal action against four AAP MLAs for alleging that he indulged in corrupt practises during his tenure as chairman of Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC). &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;
According to the official statement from the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/politics/aap-mlas-to-spend-night-at-delhi-assembly-to-seek-probe-against-lg-vk-saxena-in-1-400-crore-scam-1661794017470">LG office</a>, legal action against will be initiated against <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/politics/delhi-kejriwal-s-trust-vote-today-amid-aap-bjp-war-over-poaching-liquor-scam-ahead-of-gujarat-poll-1661736683820">Aam Aadmi Party</a> leaders Saurabh Bhardwaj, Durgesh Pathak, Atishi and Jasmine Shah&nbsp;
The AAP has alleged that Lieutenant Governor Saxena pressured his employees to exchange demonetised currency notes worth Rs 1,400 crore in 2016 when he was the chairman of KVIC.
Labelling the allegations as false, defamatory and diversionary, the Lieutenant Governor has decided to take legal action against MLAs of the ruling party in Delhi
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Amid an intensifying political battle in Delhi, the ruling Aam Aadmi Party is now gunning for Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena. AAP MLAs are reportedly staying at the Delhi Assembly overnight on 29 August 2022 to press for an investigation against LG Saxena for an alleged scam worth ₹1,400 crore.
The ruling party wants Saxena to resign, and CBI and ED to probe him for allegedly changing banned currency notes during his tenure as KVIC chairman in 2016 when demonetisation took place.
Recently, LG Saxena had recommended a CBI probe into alleged irregularities in the Delhi government's Excise Policy 2021-22. The move had led to the BJP attacking AAP over an alleged liquor scam.
BJP MLAs would also spend the night on 29 August at the Assembly in protest against the AAP government.
Earlier in the day, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal tabled a confidence motion in the Assembly. He said that the trust vote would prove that BJP's "Operation Lotus" to poach AAP MLAs and destabilise the government had failed.

AAP MLAs to spend night at Delhi Assembly to seek probe against LG VK Saxena in '₹1,400 crore scam'

The ruling party wants Saxena to resign, and CBI and ED to probe him for allegedly changing banned currency notes during his tenure as KVIC chairman in 2016 when demonetisation took place.

Amid an intensifying political battle in Delhi, the ruling Aam Aadmi Party is now gunning for Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena. AAP MLAs are reportedly staying at the Delhi Assembly overnight on 29 August 2022 to press for an investigation against LG Saxena for an alleged scam worth ₹1,400 crore.
The ruling party wants Saxena to resign, and <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/dilip-ghosh-targets-cbi-officers-bjp-chief-jp-nadda-censures-him-1661313143102">CBI </a>and ED to probe him for allegedly changing banned currency notes during his tenure as KVIC chairman in 2016 when demonetisation took place.
Recently, LG Saxena had recommended a CBI probe into alleged irregularities in the Delhi government's Excise Policy 2021-22. The move had led to the BJP attacking AAP over an alleged liquor scam.
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BJP MLAs would also spend the night on 29 August at the Assembly in protest against the AAP government.
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LG Tone Free FP9 earbuds price in India ₹15,990, and offer some very unique features, including UV Nano technology and ANC. 

LG Tone Free FP9 Review: clean sound, clean ears! 

LG Tone Free FP9 are the brand’s latest premium TWS earbuds, with all the flagship features you’d expect. Watch our review to see how they performed! 

LG Tone Free FP9 Review: it can do things the AirPods Pro can't! 

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These are the LG Tone Free FP9 true wireless earbuds. They come with active noise cancellation technology, a price tag of Rs. 15,990, and yes, a couple of party tricks that the AirPods Pro don't get. But does all that make these the best premium earbuds out there?
Hey guys, I'm Sohum, you're watching the EJ Tech Show, and this is my review of the LG Tone Free FP9 earbuds.&nbsp;
 Fit and Comfort
 The FP9s sport an in-ear design and they sit quite deep in the ear canal. Like with other in-ear buds, fit and comfort is all down to the eartips you use, and large eartips worked best for me.&nbsp; LG does provide eartips in extra sizes, and they&rsquo;re made of hypoallergenic silicone. The FP9s fit me well, and never felt like they were going to come loose in my ears or fall out. Despite sitting deep in the ear canal, they were comfortable enough to wear for over a couple of hours at a stretch, and I surprisingly did not feel a lot of ear fatigue like I usually do with other in-ear style buds.
Design and Utility
The FP9s look quite understated and simple, especially in this White colour variant that I've got. Both the case and earbuds are finished in matte except for this one vertical portion on the earbuds that's glossy, probably to add a bit of visual flair. The earbuds feature thin stalks which also house the touch controls to toggle ANC, control volume and media playback. They also get in-ear detection, which pauses the music when you take one of the earbuds out and resumes it when you pop it back in.
 If you're worried about getting scratches on the case, LG is currently offering the FP9s and a few other earbuds with a free cover, although I wish it was offered in more design options. The charging case weighs less than 50g so it's pretty lightweight, and the earbuds themselves are around 5g each.&nbsp;There's a USB Type-C port at the back since there's no support for wireless charging, a feature that I feel should have been provided at this premium price point. Still, there&rsquo;s an IPX4 water resistance rating for the case, which is good to see.
Now if you look closely, you&rsquo;ll see that there's an additional toggle button on the side, and what it does is amazing. Once turned on, you can basically&nbsp;connect the case using this Type-C to 3.5mm cable, and use the earbuds wirelessly with whatever device you like! I know it doesn&rsquo;t sound like much, but it&rsquo;s a great feature if you travel in airplanes a lot, or play video games on devices that don&rsquo;t have Bluetooth connectivity, or have spotty wireless transmission.
Another cool feature I have to talk about is that blue light in the case you may have noticed&mdash;that&rsquo;s not just for style. It&rsquo;s actually UV Nano technology that helps rid your earbuds of bacteria and keeps your ears somewhat cleaner. That&rsquo;s a handy feature in times like these, especially if you&rsquo;re a bit of a germophobe.
Sound Quality
 When it comes to sound quality, I was left quite impressed with the FP9 earbuds. They do tend to favour bass tones a bit, but the sound reproduction was always clear and punchy. I rarely found myself going above 70% volume, as the buds did get more than loud enough even at that volume level. The sound signature isn&rsquo;t exactly balanced, and if you&rsquo;re someone that favours lower end frequencies, like me, then you&rsquo;ll be pleased with what you hear through the FP9s.&nbsp;
It&rsquo;s also worth mentioning that the FP9s are tuned by Meridian, a high-end audio brand, and you can certainly feel their influence when you&rsquo;re listening to music on the earbuds.
Now the FP9s also boast of spatial audio, with can be enabled with this 3D sound stage preset, and it did make the movie watching experience a bit better. However, I don&rsquo;t recommend using it for listening to music, because it can cause weird audio glitches.
Overall, though, I think the FP9s have been tuned quite well for mass-market appeal, and that&rsquo;s also evident by the lack of the higher resolution LDAC codec support, with SBC and AAC audio being the only codecs available here.
 Active Noise Cancellation
Like most other premium true wireless earbuds, the LG FP9s boast very capable active noise cancellation technology. As soon as you turn it on with a single long press on either earbud, you can hear ambient noise disappear. It doesn&rsquo;t go away completely, and high frequency disturbances do sometimes make it through, but if you&rsquo;ve got the music at anywhere above 50%, it should work well for you in moderately noisy environments.
You can also toggle how severe you want the noise cancellation to be, which I think is a good feature to include. Moreover, you can toggle the ambient noise on, which helps pipe in sounds around you through the mics, and can also be set to focus on voices in particular.
 Calling and Gaming
An important part of any TWS experience is call quality, and it&rsquo;s where a lot of premium earbuds drop the ball. However, in my usage, the LG FP9s worked very well, offering clear transmission on both ends of the call. I think the stalk design here helps with audio quality, bringing the mic closer to your mouth.
When it came to gaming, however, there was a bit of noticeable lag, especially when playing FPS games that required listening out for enemies. Even when I turned on the Game Mode in the Tone Free Lab, there was a significant enough delay between what I was seeing on screen and hearing through the FP9s.
Apart from that though, for everyday music listening, movie watching and other media playback, Bluetooth v5.2 on the FP9s provided clear transmission.
 Battery Life
Under the hood, the LG FP9s get 68mAh worth of battery in each earbud, and 390mAh in the case. Thanks to that, they provided me well over five hours of battery life at a stretch with the ANC turned on, and the case managed to stay above 20%, even after 5 days of mixed usage. The FP9s also support quick charging, that should get you around 1 hour of playback time in just 5 minutes of charging.
LG Tone Free App
 The partner LG Tone Free App is available for both Android and iOS, and it provides a comprehensive list of features to help enhance your TWS experience.
Up front and centre, you can have a look at all the touch controls and how to trigger them, and below that, you&rsquo;ll find the equaliser settings.
You also get a Touchpad lock, that stops the touch area from registering input. This is a really handy feature I wish other manufacturers offered.&nbsp;
Price and Verdict
You can get the LG Tone Free FP9s for Rs. 15,990 after cashback, and for the price, they offer quite a lot of value. Sure, they miss out on wireless charging and LDAC support, but there&rsquo;s excellent sound quality, strong active noise cancellation and some bonus features that you just don&rsquo;t get on any other pair of true wireless earbuds.

LG&rsquo;s Tone Free FP9 TWS earbuds are the latest in the premium earbuds segment, and they get some bonus features you won&rsquo;t see anywhere else. Find out on our review!

These are the LG Tone Free FP9 true wireless earbuds. They come with active noise cancellation technology, a price tag of Rs. 15,990, and yes, a couple of party tricks that the AirPods Pro don't get. But does all that make these the best premium earbuds out there?
Hey guys, I'm Sohum, you're watching the EJ Tech Show, and this is my review of the LG Tone Free FP9 earbuds.&nbsp;
 Fit and Comfort
 The FP9s sport an in-ear design and they sit quite deep in the ear canal. Like with other in-ear buds, fit and comfort is all down to the eartips you use, and large eartips worked best for me.&nbsp; LG does provide eartips in extra sizes, and they&rsquo;re made of hypoallergenic silicone. The FP9s fit me well, and never felt like they were going to come loose in my ears or fall out. Despite sitting deep in the ear canal, they were comfortable enough to wear for over a couple of hours at a stretch, and I surprisingly did not feel a lot of ear fatigue like I usually do with other in-ear style buds.
Design and Utility
The FP9s look quite understated and simple, especially in this White colour variant that I've got. Both the case and earbuds are finished in matte except for this one vertical portion on the earbuds that's glossy, probably to add a bit of visual flair. The earbuds feature thin stalks which also house the touch controls to toggle ANC, control volume and media playback. They also get in-ear detection, which pauses the music when you take one of the earbuds out and resumes it when you pop it back in.
 If you're worried about getting scratches on the case, LG is currently offering the FP9s and a few other earbuds with a free cover, although I wish it was offered in more design options.
 The charging case weighs less than 50g so it's pretty lightweight, and the earbuds themselves are around 5g each.&nbsp;There's a USB Type-C port at the back since there's no support for wireless charging, a feature that I feel should have been provided at this premium price point. Still, there&rsquo;s an IPX4 water resistance rating for the case, which is good to see.
Now if you look closely, you&rsquo;ll see that there's an additional toggle button on the side, and what it does is amazing. Once turned on, you can basically&nbsp;connect the case using this Type-C to 3.5mm cable, and use the earbuds wirelessly with whatever device you like! I know it doesn&rsquo;t sound like much, but it&rsquo;s a great feature if you travel in airplanes a lot, or play video games on devices that don&rsquo;t have Bluetooth connectivity, or have spotty wireless transmission.
Another cool feature I have to talk about is that blue light in the case you may have noticed&mdash;that&rsquo;s not just for style. It&rsquo;s actually UV Nano technology that helps rid your earbuds of bacteria and keeps your ears somewhat cleaner. That&rsquo;s a handy feature in times like these, especially if you&rsquo;re a bit of a germophobe.
Sound Quality
 When it comes to sound quality, I was left quite impressed with the FP9 earbuds. They do tend to favour bass tones a bit, but the sound reproduction was always clear and punchy. I rarely found myself going above 70% volume, as the buds did get more than loud enough even at that volume level. The sound signature isn&rsquo;t exactly balanced, and if you&rsquo;re someone that favours lower end frequencies, like me, then you&rsquo;ll be pleased with what you hear through the FP9s.&nbsp;
It&rsquo;s also worth mentioning that the FP9s are tuned by Meridian, a high-end audio brand, and you can certainly feel their influence when you&rsquo;re listening to music on the earbuds.
Now the FP9s also boast of spatial audio, with can be enabled with this 3D sound stage preset, and it did make the movie watching experience a bit better. However, I don&rsquo;t recommend using it for listening to music, because it can cause weird audio glitches.
Overall, though, I think the FP9s have been tuned quite well for mass-market appeal, and that&rsquo;s also evident by the lack of the higher resolution LDAC codec support, with SBC and AAC audio being the only codecs available here.
 Active Noise Cancellation
Like most other premium true wireless earbuds, the LG FP9s boast very capable active noise cancellation technology. As soon as you turn it on with a single long press on either earbud, you can hear ambient noise disappear. It doesn&rsquo;t go away completely, and high frequency disturbances do sometimes make it through, but if you&rsquo;ve got the music at anywhere above 50%, it should work well for you in moderately noisy environments.
You can also toggle how severe you want the noise cancellation to be, which I think is a good feature to include. Moreover, you can toggle the ambient noise on, which helps pipe in sounds around you through the mics, and can also be set to focus on voices in particular.
 Calling and Gaming
An important part of any TWS experience is call quality, and it&rsquo;s where a lot of premium earbuds drop the ball. However, in my usage, the LG FP9s worked very well, offering clear transmission on both ends of the call. I think the stalk design here helps with audio quality, bringing the mic closer to your mouth.
When it came to gaming, however, there was a bit of noticeable lag, especially when playing FPS games that required listening out for enemies. Even when I turned on the Game Mode in the Tone Free Lab, there was a significant enough delay between what I was seeing on screen and hearing through the FP9s.
Apart from that though, for everyday music listening, movie watching and other media playback, Bluetooth v5.2 on the FP9s provided clear transmission.
 Battery Life
Under the hood, the LG FP9s get 68mAh worth of battery in each earbud, and 390mAh in the case. Thanks to that, they provided me well over five hours of battery life at a stretch with the ANC turned on, and the case managed to stay above 20%, even after 5 days of mixed usage.
 The FP9s also support quick charging, that should get you around 1 hour of playback time in just 5 minutes of charging.
LG Tone Free App
 The partner LG Tone Free App is available for both Android and iOS, and it provides a comprehensive list of features to help enhance your TWS experience.
Up front and centre, you can have a look at all the touch controls and how to trigger them, and below that, you&rsquo;ll find the equaliser settings.
You also get a Touchpad lock, that stops the touch area from registering input. This is a really handy feature I wish other manufacturers offered.&nbsp;
Price and Verdict
You can get the LG Tone Free FP9s for Rs. 15,990 after cashback, and for the price, they offer quite a lot of value. Sure, they miss out on wireless charging and LDAC support, but there&rsquo;s excellent sound quality, strong active noise cancellation and some bonus features that you just don&rsquo;t get on any other pair of true wireless earbuds.

The Delhi Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal sought a report from Chief Secretary Vijay Dev on Thursday on the city's preparedness for the vaccination of people above 18 years of age against Covid-19.This is his first significant move since the GNCTD (Amendment) Act that says the Delhi "government" means the LG came into force.
The provisions of the Act came into effect from April 27, according to a notification issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs.
Baijal's office also created a Twitter handle -- @RajNiwasDelhi -- saying it will share official announcements, press releases, reactions and other useful information for the residents of the national capital.

Delhi LG seeks report on Covid vaccination as new law comes into force

The Delhi Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal sought a report from Chief Secretary Vijay Dev on Thursday on the city's preparedness for the vaccination of people above 18 years of age against Covid-19. This is his first significant move since the GNCTD (Amendment) Act that says the Delhi "government" means the LG came into force.
The provisions of the Act came into effect from April 27, according to a notification issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs.
Baijal's office also created a Twitter handle -- @RajNiwasDelhi -- saying it will share official announcements, press releases, reactions and other useful information for the residents of the national capital.

The Delhi Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal sought a report from Chief Secretary Vijay Dev on Thursday on the city's preparedness for the vaccination of people above 18 years of age against Covid-19. This is his first significant move since the GNCTD (Amendment) Act that says the Delhi "government" means the LG came into force.
The provisions of the Act came into effect from April 27, according to a notification issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs.
Baijal's office also created a Twitter handle -- @RajNiwasDelhi -- saying it will share official announcements, press releases, reactions and other useful information for the residents of the national capital.

The LG Wing smartphone will be available for ₹29,999 on Flipkart from April 13, a massive price cut of nearly ₹40,000 from its original launch price of ₹69,990.

LG Wing available for ₹29,999 after massive price cut

LG Wing available for ₹29,999 after massive price cut
The LG Wing smartphone will be available for ₹29,999 on Flipkart from April 13, a massive price cut of nearly ₹40,000 from its original launch price of ₹69,990. The sale comes after LG announced the decision to shut down its mobile division, although it will continue to sell smartphones until inventory lasts, and has pledged to support select phones, including the Wing, for at least 3 years. The LG Wing features a 6.8-inch FHD+ OLED display, that flips horizontally to reveal a secondary 3.9-inch FHD+ OLED display underneath. It is powered by the Snapdragon 765G SoC, along with 8GB RAM, and 128GB storage. At the back is a 64MP triple rear camera setup, and LG has packed in a 4,000mAh battery with 25W fast charging support.
LG Wing available for ₹29,999 after massive price cut Sale comes after LG&rsquo;s decision to shut mobile division LG to support premium smartphones for 3 years LG Wing: 6.8&rdquo; primary, 3.9&rdquo; secondary FHD+ OLED displays Snapdragon 765G SoC, 8GB RAM, 128GB storage 64MP triple rear camera setup, 4,000mAh battery

The LG Wing smartphone will be available for ₹29,999 on Flipkart from April 13, a massive price cut of nearly ₹40,000 from its original launch price of ₹69,990.
The sale comes after LG announced the decision to shut down its mobile division, although it will continue to sell smartphones until inventory lasts, and has pledged to support select phones, including the Wing, for at least 3 years.
The LG Wing features a 6.8-inch FHD+ OLED display, that flips horizontally to reveal a secondary 3.9-inch FHD+ OLED display underneath. It is powered by the Snapdragon 765G SoC, along with 8GB RAM, and 128GB storage. At the back is a 64MP triple rear camera setup, and LG has packed in a 4,000mAh battery with 25W fast charging support.

After recent news that LG is shutting down its mobile business division, the company has announced that it will provide three years of software updates.

LG announces ‘three year pledge’ for Android updates on premium phones

LG announces &lsquo;three year pledge&rsquo; for Android updates on premium phones
After recent news that LG is shutting down its mobile business division, the company has announced that it will provide three years of software updates for its premium Android phones released in 2019 and later. This applies to phones in the G series, V series, the LG Velvet, and the LG Wing, which will get updates for 3 years from the date of release. LG also note that certain models like the LG Stylo and the K series will receive two OS updates. The company also noted that it will continue to manufacture new phones through the second quarter of this year to meet contractual obligations, and customers can continue to purchase LG devices for the time being.
LG pledges to 3 years of Android updates for premium phones G Series, V series, Velvet, Wing to receive 3 years of updates Updates for 3 years from date of purchase LG Stylo, K series to receive 2 OS updates LG will continue to manufacture phones for Q2 2021

After recent news that LG is shutting down its mobile business division, the company has announced that it will provide three years of software updates for its premium Android phones released in 2019 and later. This applies to phones in the G series, V series, the LG Velvet, and the LG Wing, which will get updates for 3 years from the date of release. LG also note that certain models like the LG Stylo and the K series will receive two OS updates. The company also noted that it will continue to manufacture new phones through the second quarter of this year to meet contractual obligations, and customers can continue to purchase LG devices for the time being.

LG K42 is the new rugged kid in the block that flaunts a military grade build. Priced at ₹10,990, the smartphone also features a 6.6 inch HD+ display and a quad camera setup. But how does the tough LG K42 fare against its pricier competitors? Find out in this review!

LG K42 Review: Military Grade Build at ₹10,990

LG K42 is the new rugged kid in the block that flaunts a military grade build.

LG K42 is the new rugged kid in the block that flaunts a military grade build. Priced at ₹10,990, the smartphone also features a 6.6 inch HD+ display and a quad camera setup. But how does the tough LG K42 fare against its pricier competitors? Find out in this review!

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