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Last year we saw some of the most desirable phone ever like Samsung Galaxy S8,to Apple face tracking phone iPhone X,to camera centric phone Google pixel 2XL. The main highlighted trend of last year was bezeless phone                    As we are moving in 2018 we have been thinking about what the next dozen month might have in store for us Here are the trends for 2018:- 1. UNDER-GLASS FINGER PRINT SENSOR As we have seen Vivo came up with the idea of under glass fingerprint sensor which would be a trend setter for this year We’ve seen this kind of technology from Qualcomm and Synaptics, and both Apple and Samsung have been the subject of related rumors. We expect at least one top-tier smartphone maker to roll it out in a 2018 flagship. 2.HYBRID FACIAL UNLOCK Last year Samsung came up with iris scanner and apple with face I'd.The combination of both would be more secure and we would likely to see this feature in Samsung galaxy S9 in MWC Barcelona. 3.

                                                                             Phobia is getting terribly scared of particular objects, people or situation without any sensible explanation. Phobias are often very disturbing and can have to even the most unexpected persons in the most unexpected ways. In fact, it seems humans can be afraid of almost anything. Here are five of the weirdest phobia you won’t believe actually exist- Venustraphobia Being a man one can only dream of finding a world full of beautiful women, but imagine if the same thought petrifies you to death! Only the thought of it shivers us, but studies show that what one may think of as nervousness or shyness maybe a bizarre phobia named Venustraphobia. Chaetophobia Who does not love one’s hair. In fact, we spend a lot of money taking care of them. But imagine constantly being ripped by the feeling of pulling your hair apart. If you experience such a fear of body hair, then you may have developed a

             On December 6, 2017 USA president Donald Trump officially declared Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and ordered to shift its capital from Telaviv to Jerusalem, this sparked widespread turbulence and this move was condemned by countries all over the globe. At the United Nations Security Council a motion was proposed condemning the move of USA but it was vetoed by the USA after a 14-1 vote . Later United nations General Assembly passed a motion with 128 to 9 votes condemning the decision. What is the cultural and strategic significance of Jerusalem- 1. Jerusalem is closely related with the genealogical trajectory of the three Abrahamic faiths-Christianity, Islamism and Judaism. 2. According to Islamic traditions, Jerusalem was the direction of prayer or Qibla until it was changed towards the Ka’aba in Mecca by Prophet Mohammed in February 624. 3. The central elements of Christianity like the last 13 steps of Jesus, the Crucifixion and the resurrection

Is Test cricket coming to extinction? Why the  home  team repeatedly wins and what to do about it India are 0-2 down in South Africa – surrendering the Test arrangement – and Australia, South Africa and England have all lost when they visited India in the current past. Australia has not won a Test arrangement in England for 10 years and a half. Britain has quite recently lost the Ashes 0-4 in Australia. Indeed, Australia was aggressive in India and pushed the Indians directly through the arrangement. As was Virat Kohli's group in South Africa, knocking down some pins the Proteas out for 130 at Newlands before falling in quest for 208. Be that as it may, being aggressive isn't sufficient in don where the adage still seems to be valid: the champ takes everything. Test Cricket on the verge of Extinction So is Test cricket turning unsurprising and exhausting? Is it now the standard that you play at home and you win and when you travel you will, best case sce

   India’s history is marked with countless moments of great significance which have transformed the nation and have had everlasting impacts on our lives. All that our country has witnessed continues to inspire many nations across the globe. On the 70 th Independence Day I give 7 such defining moments which continue to stir our hearts- Drafting Of Indian Constitution, 1949 Heading a drafting committee of 308 members the Father of Indian Constitution, Dr. B.R Ambedkar drafted the Indian Constitution on 26 th November 1949 making it the biggest constitution in the world. First General Election, 1951-52 This was the first time the biggest democracy of the world voted with a voter base of 165 million. There was a turnout of 47.5% with the first vote being cast in the state of Himachal Pradesh. Pokhran Nuclear Test, 1974 Under Indira Gandhi India tested it first ever nuclear bomb in Pokhran. This led to imposition of various sanctions and bans o