Jai Arora aka tech_iela
Jai Arora, known as Tech-iela, began his content creation journey during college, while pursuing B.Tech in Computer Science from Chandigarh Engineering College. Driven by a passion for technology and gadgets, he is focused to simplify complex tech concepts, Jai started creating engaging and informative tech reviews, tutorials, and gadget comparisons, which earned him mass recognition. With over
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.5 million followers across social media, Jai won India's 91 Mobiles Geek God challenge in 2021, and received the 'Tech Influencer of the Year' award. He was also honoured as a rising entrepreneur, and invited to speak at the Tech and Innovation Summit 2023.
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The Air India Presents Power Creator Awards 2025, an initiative that aims to celebrate digital creators for their impeccable contributions in shaping the digital world—has kicked off today (June 7). The first category of awards, the Power Tech Creator Award, saw tech creator Jai Arora winning the Jury Choice category, while Tejas Patil received the award for Popular Choice. Jai Arora on winning the Power Tech Creator Award – Jury Choice Jai Arora and Tejas Patil are known for sharing engaging and insightful content about technology with creativity and clarity. Power Creator Awards shines the spotlight on India's digital trailblazers After winning the Power Tech Creator Award – Jury Choice, Jai Arora expressed his gratitude to his audience: 'Thank you so much. This is a huge achievement for me. I never thought I would get an award on this stage. I started around six years ago. At that time, I was just working alone in my studio. And today, standing here in front of you all—thank you so much. It means a lot to me. Thank you,' he said after receiving the award from Tanuj Virwani. Tejas Patil after winning the Power Tech Creator Award – Popular Choice Tejas Patil, who won the Power Tech Creator Award – Popular Choice, reflected on his journey and the unwavering support of his audience: 'To be honest, when I started my journey nine years ago—when I picked up the camera and created the dumbest video of all time—I never imagined I'd be standing here, receiving this award, in front of such esteemed people. So, thank you so much to Times, and thank you to my audience who have supported me throughout this journey. Thank you so much.' Powered by The Times of India , and supported by Air India, Nothing, and Hilton, the event honours influencers across various categories including food, fashion, comedy, podcasts, travel, and more. With both Jury and Popular Choice awards, it's a night dedicated to creativity, impact, and digital excellence. Check out our list of the latest Hindi , English , Tamil , Telugu , Malayalam , and Kannada movies . Don't miss our picks for the best Hindi movies , best Tamil movies, and best Telugu films .
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Never Enough: Bengalureans on maximalist fashion
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Time of India
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Preity Zinta warns of brutal action if anyone breaks no-picture rule for twins Jai and Gia: 'Please leave my kids alone'
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