Krafton India and Mahindra have forged a unique partnership, bringing Mahindra's electric SUV, the BE 6, into the world of Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI). This exciting collaboration aims to ...

Mahindra BE 6 is making waves across the country for its design and performance. The company has announced the prices for the electric SUV, which start from Rs 18.90 lakh (ex-showroom) and go up ...

Krafton is rolling out a new update for Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI). The BGMI 3.6 update promises to enhance the gaming experience with the Sacred Quartet Theme Mode alongside the new ...

The Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) 3.6 update introduces new features, collaborations, and gameplay experiences. The update includes the Sacred Quartet Theme Mode, a partnership with Mahindra ...

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SIMRAN: Diwali is the Hindu Festival of Light. CROWD: Five four three two one… Switch on! SIMRAN: Diwali celebrates light over darkness and the hope that good will happen. So diwa meaning light ...

These four elemental arts in the PUBG Mobile 3.6 update open up new strategic possibilities. Whether you're on the offensive, ...

Leaks surrounding Grand Theft Auto 6 have become the talk of the gaming world, especially with one recent video offering a ...

A retelling of the ancient story of Prince Rama and his wife, Sita, which is celebrated every year at Diwali. Long ago in a kingdom called Ayodhya there lived a king called Dashratha, who had four ...

The highly anticipated BGMI 3.6 update is finally here! Packed with fresh content, new game modes, and innovative mechanics, this update promises to redefine your gaming experience. If you’re ...

Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) has launched a new update today on January 16. The update, version 3.6, went available for download starting at 6:30 AM. All devices are expected to have the ...

New Delhi, India: Just because you’re outside of India, it doesn’t mean that you cannot celebrate Diwali. The sacred Festival of Lights is important to Indians, and the season is marked by communities ...