Ever wondered if all the gizmos, gadgets and appliances you use could connect to the internet? Not mobiles and phones alone—but everything—lights, fans, air conditioners, speakers, camera, doorbells, and more.  And if you control these devices at the tap of a button, or perhaps by giving voice commands? The idea sounds sophisticated and futuristic. But it’s no more a plot of science fiction. It’s becoming a reality—thanks to the advancement of science and technology. And yes, there is

When it comes to saving energy, most of us generally overlook ceiling fans. We see big appliances like air conditioners or heaters with suspicion for surreptitiously piling up the electricity bill. What we fail to understand though is that the ceiling fans are all-weather appliance—which keeps running all through the day (and even night)—thus cumulatively consume more electricity than we assume it to be. For years, ceiling

Government Of India, on 19th Feb. 2019,  has approved phase II of Grid Connected Rooftop and Small Solar Power Plants Programme". The program aims to achieve a cumulative capacity of 40 GW ( or 4,00,00,000 kW) RTS plants by 2022 ( over-ambitious target as commented by the Parliamentary Panel) of which 4000MW in the residential sector with Central Financial

Nokia is a brand that has a rich brand heritage in India. If you are a millennial belonging to a conventional family like me, you can relate to the feeling of getting nostalgic about the "Nokia" phone. It used to be the go-to brand before the advent of Android and Apple. When Nokia decided to launch its first-ever TV in India, we were excessively excited. So, does the

“With great power comes great responsibility.” I know this line sounds a bit cheesy, and I am sure you would have heard it umpteen number of times. But then when we are talking about “power” or “electricity”, it does make a lot of sense. Quite frequently we come across news of someone dying due to electrical fire or electrocution. One of the primary reasons cited for the same is “short circuit”. Most people brush it off as a one-off incident and do not think if their own house is