On the back, Vivo V15 Pro houses a triple-camera setup with three lenses arranged in a vertical fashion. Vivo V15 Pro will also have a 32-megapixel selfie camera that is going to pop-out whenever required.

Tonight the moon will be full a mere six hours after it reaches the perigee distance of its orbit, or the closest point to the Earth. This makes it the largest supermoon of 2019.

The shortlisting process accounts for both quantitative as well as qualitative aspects.

The Bengaluru-based startup has has teamed up with stores both online and offline to deliver fruits and vegetables, kirana items, baby care products, health supplements and pet care products.

The company's latest entrant costs Rs 10,000 less than its predecessor but still manages to live up to expectations.

The front boasts a 6.3-inch full HD+ Super AMOLED Infinity display. Samsung has cleverly utilised all the panels.

The seventh-generation Hero Black offers a lot more than capturing 4k videos.

PM Modi in Tamil Nadu: Hashtags GoBackModi and TNWelcomesModi are two of the top trends on Twitter today as the Prime Minister visits Madurai and Kochi.

The wishlist of the common man as well as industry bodies includes doubling the income tax exemption threshold for the salaried, revising the Section 80C deduction limit and tinkering with tax slabs.

The latest Oxfam study claims that getting the world's richest 1% to pay a mere 0.5% extra tax on their wealth could make a massive difference in tackling inequality.

Legrand, the France-based global specialist in electrical and digital building infrastructure with $5.5 billion revenues, has an extensive network in India with 84 offices, 10 manufacturing facilities, 10 training centres and a distribution network of 750 partners and over 11,500 retailers. It has also done five acquisitions in India. Benoit Coquart, Global CEO of Legrand Group, talks to P.B. Jayakumar about business plans for India and global trends in spaces for living and working. Edited excerpts:

Globally, billionaires' fortunes rose by 12 per cent or USD 2.5 billion a day in 2018, whereas the poorest half of the world's population saw their wealth decline by 11 per cent

In India, the unpaid work done by women looking after their homes and children is worth 3.1 per cent of the country's GDP