Reporter Raquel Camila

Rajan & Co is definitely, the Best Washing Machine Showroom In Nagercoil . We had a recent purchase in this shop and it was truly an amazing experience. The company is a leading Wholesaler/Retailer of Home Appliances and Consumer Durables in Southern Tamil Nadu located at Nagercoil. The store gives an excellent family shopping experience. Best Washing Machine Showroom In Nagercoil, Rajan & Co Contact Details: Address : 50, Court Rd, Opp SLB School, Nagercoil, Tamil Nadu 629001. Email : rajanandco123@gmail.com Business Phone: (+91) 8526333363 Website: https://www.rajanandco.in/ Rajan & Co has been suggested to us by our friends some time earlier, but it was only now that we got an opportunity to go there and buy something. We went in to buy a washing machine and Rajan & Co is one of the best washing machine showrooms in Nagercoil and had big collection of electronic equipment in all modern variants. The price offered by them were better than that I found on`line. It beat...

IMD’s prediction about a hotter-than-usual summer has put a smile on the face of AC manufacturers who are hoping for an improvement after two slow years thanks to the coronavirus pandemic. Manufacturers like Voltas, Hitachi, LG, Panasonic and Godrej Appliances are anticipating pent-up demand, especially in a city like Bengaluru where ACs weren’t a necessity. Temperatures would usually remain below 30 degrees, but the temperature has been on the rise in the last few weeks with little chance of rain. Weather forecasters point out that April 2021 was much kinder than 2022. In the first ten days of April, Bengaluru received more than 60mm of rain. This was more than the monthly average of 41.5mm. At the end of the month, rain totalled a record 121.1mm. Bangaloreans were not happy with this stark increase in temperatures. "Earlier there was no need for ACs in Bengaluru because the weather was AC-like. We had natural AC and now the temperatures have increased drastically," said Aks...

 The decision to pull Russian forces out of the Ukrainian city of Kherson came from the defense minister, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Friday in his first public comments on the dramatic setback. The decision to pull Russian forces out of the Ukrainian city of Kherson came from the defense minister, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Friday in his first public comments on the dramatic setback. “It was the proposal of commander Surovikin and there was the decision of the defense minister,” Peskov said on a conference call. “I have nothing more to add, nothing to say about this topic,” he said, referring comments to the Defense Ministry. President Vladimir Putin hasn’t publicly commented on the retreat, which Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu and Gen. Sergei Surovikin, the commander of the operation in Ukraine, announced in televised comments Wednesday evening. Kherson was the only regional capital to fall to Russian troops in the nine-month-old invasion and was part of t...