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Tom's Guide
6 days ago
- Business
- Tom's Guide
Just in time for winter, De'Longhi's serving up hot EOFY deals on its top coffee machines — save up to AU$559.90!
If you're in the market for a new coffee machine this Australian EOFY, there's some tasty discounts on De'Longhi's excellent range of fully automatic coffee machines up for grabs. Beyond the long-term cost-effectiveness of having a machine at home, the De'Longhi EOFY sale lets you save up to 30% on its most popular models, and you can even shave an additional 10% off with our exclusive Tom's Guide discount code. While making great coffee can often be a lengthy, involved process, De'Longhi's automatic machines let you achieve the same results as manual machines with significantly less time and effort. De'Longhi boasts a wide selection of discounted, fully automatic machines, ensuring there's an ideal option for every coffee enthusiast. For instance, the best-selling Magnifica Evo Next is now just AU$1,149 AU$799 — that's an epic saving of AU$350! Meanwhile, the top-tier Eletta Explore Grey is now just AU$1,999 AU$1,599, slashing AU$400 off the usual price. But the savings don't end there — De'Longhi is offering stacked discounts, meaning you can score an additional 10% off the already-reduced price by using our exclusive TOM10 coupon code. That brings the price of the Magnifica Evo Next and Eletta Explore Grey down to just AU$799 AU$719.10 and AU$1,599 AU$1,439.10, respectively. On top of this, you also have the chance to win 1 of 5 eGift Cards valued at AU$500 simply by purchasing through De'Longhi's website. And, selected machines purchased during De'Longhi's EOFY sale come with a Winter Value Pack that includes 1kg of coffee beans and 2x Sttoke mugs as a free gift. That's over AU$129 in value! T&Cs apply. So if you've bean meaning to upgrade your coffee-making situation at home, now's the perfect time. De'Longhi is a Tom's Guide preferred partner (What does this mean?) Save AU$429.90 with discount code Enjoy coffee made from freshly ground beans with De'Longhi's Magnifica Evo Next coffee machine. Its user-friendly controls and 2.4-inch display make it easy to create 13 highly-customisable beverages, letting you adjust your coffee's size, intensity and temperature, while its LatteCrema Hot Technology will top your drink with cafe-style creamy milk froth. It even offers dishwasher-safe components for easy cleanup. De'Longhi is offering an initial AU$350 discount, but you can save an additional 10% off that with our exclusive TOM10 coupon code. Save AU$559.90 with discount code Take your coffee game to the next level with De'Longhi's Eletta Explore Grey, which offers over 40 customisable hot and iced coffee recipes via a user-friendly colour display. Enjoy freshly ground beans and the clever 'To-Go' feature, which prepares takeaway coffee for mugs in Piccolo, Medium or Grande sizes. De'Longhi's initial discount saves you AU$400, but you can get an additional 10% off with our exclusive TOM10 coupon code. Save AU$369.90 with discount code Want great coffee at home without breaking the bank? De'Longhi's Magnifica Evo Silver Black provides just that, with five one-touch coffee recipes and a integrated milk steaming wand that'll have you whipping up lattes like a proper barista. De'Longhi's starting discount slashes AU$300 from this model's price, but you can take a further 10% off with our exclusive TOM10 coupon code. Talk about some truly robust savings! You can check out the full range of deals on the De'Longhi EOFY sale landing page.
Time of India
30-05-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
In short-term, Maha plans more barracks, bail reform to decongest jails
Nagpur: Alongside the infrastructure overhaul, the Maharashtra govt is implementing a multi-pronged short-term plan to reduce overcrowding in prisons. In a detailed affidavit submitted to the Maharashtra State Human Rights Commission, inspector general of prisons, Jalindar Supekar, revealed a series of measures, including the construction of new barracks and bail relief for undertrial prisoners. The immediate focus is on barrack expansion within existing facilities, with several projects under way or recently approved. The affidavit, which was later submitted to the Nagpur bench of Bombay High Court, disclosed that nine new barracks with a combined capacity of 200 inmates were sanctioned at Yerwada Central Prison in 2023-24. Additionally, 100-capacity barracks at Yerwada Open Women Prison and 200-capacity units at Yerwada Open Prison are under construction. These works are expected to be completed in the next six months. Similar expansion is under way at Nagpur Central Prison, Solapur, Satara, Yavatmal and Buldhana jails. These expansions will add 1,370 inmate spaces across the state. For 2025-26, proposals have been sent for 67 new barracks in 12 prisons, including facilities in Amravati, Chandrapur, Akola, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Sindhudurg, Kolhapur, Thane, Nashik Road and Kalyan. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Free P2,000 GCash eGift UnionBank Credit Card Apply Now Undo These units are expected to house an additional 2,754 inmates. The affidavit, submitted in response to a writ petition concerning prison reforms filed by Nanded-based undertrial Sachin Lone through counsel Ratna Singh, added that administrative approvals for these projects have been secured, and work is in various stages of progress. According to Supekar, the govt is committed to fast-tracking these projects to mitigate the immediate crisis of prisoner overcrowding and uphold human rights standards. Supekar's affidavit asserts that the combined efforts of barrack construction, undertrial bail reform, and remission benefits will collectively ease pressure on jails across Maharashtra.
Time of India
02-05-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
Himanta Sarma drops bombshell: 'Gaurav Gogoi's children not Indian citizens, examining what he did in Pakistan for 15 days'
Himanta Biswa Sarma and Gaurav Gogoi (File photo) NEW DELHI: Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Friday escalated his attack on Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi , claiming that the Congress leader's children are not Indian citizens. He also raised questions about Gogoi's alleged visit to Pakistan. "I have evidence that Gaurav Gogoi's son and daughter are not Indian citizens. We are examining what he did there (Pakistan) for 15 days. There is no tourism place in Pakistan; it is only a terrorist adda,' Sarma told ANI. The BJP leader further alleged, "It is 100 per cent confirmed that he went there, but what did he do there in 15 days? Robert Vadra and Gaurav Gogoi are more concerned about Pakistan than India.' by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Free P2,000 GCash eGift UnionBank Credit Card Apply Now Undo Sarma's comments come a day after he made a cryptic post on X writing: "I say this with full responsibility — the minor children of one Member of Parliament from Assam are no longer citizens of India. But this is just the beginning. There is much more yet to be revealed." Earlier this week, Sarma questioned citizenship status of Gogoi's family members. He has been targetting Gogoi repeatedly, stating he would release evidence of the MP's alleged international visits to Pakistan and Nepal before September. Gogoi has not yet responded to the allegations made by Sarma.
Time of India
28-04-2025
- General
- Time of India
TOI River Dialogues: Revive small rivers, keep them clean to maintain purity of Ganga, say experts
1 2 Lucknow: The revival of small rivers and ponds, including those which have vanished, can go a long way in keeping Ganga and other rivers pure and replenished. The suggestion was mooted by the experts during a panel discussion on 'Reviving Our Rivers: The Road to Sustainability and the Legacy of Maha Kumbh 2025 ' during the TOI River Conclave 2025, held at a private hotel on Monday. Additional director of the urban development department, Uttar Pradesh, Ajay Tripathi, said, "We need to teach people, especially those in rural India, not to pollute the Ganga by offering coconuts, flowers, and other items. We should have a sense of responsibility towards maintaining purity." Insisting on people's participation, he said that the govt is running awareness drives in villages to prevent people from pouring anything into any big or small river to maintain its purity. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Free P2,000 GCash eGift UnionBank Credit Card Apply Now Undo "The coming together of over 60 crore people in Maha Kumbh, 15,000 sanitation workers working round the clock, the setting up of mobile toilets in such large numbers, and the continuous functioning of all cleanliness equipment installed to maintain the purity of water, all collective efforts contributed to maintaining the purity of Ganga ," said Tripathi. "India is the only country that treats 'Neer' (water), 'Nari' (women), and 'Nadi' (river) as Narayan (God). While for others, water is a business, a commodity, for us the river is a mother, a birth giver," said environmentalist Rajendra Singh, also known as the 'Water Man of India'. He said that Kumbh was not only about taking a dip in holy water but it was also the Kumbh of intellectuals on the riverside, where brainstorming sessions were held to save our rivers and maintain their purity and serenity. "By the next Kumbh, we must ensure that people get to realise that Kumbh is not only about taking a dip but also about giving a thought to how to save it," he added. "I feel people of Uttar Pradesh are lucky in many aspects when it comes to their association with Ganga. Firstly, the Ganga flows and covers 2,525 kilometres in India, of which 1,025 kilometres are in Uttar Pradesh, which is nearly 40% of the 75 districts. The river covers 27 districts in the state, and of the 24 crore people in the state, around 10 crore are directly and indirectly dependent on it," said project director of the State Mission for Clean Ganga, Raj Shekhar. "Secondly, it's not just a source of water but a culture in itself, in which our economy, culture, tourism, and others are attached to it. Hence, it's the responsibility of every person in the state to contribute their bit in saving the Ganga," he said. On what changes the Namami Gange project has brought about to the river, Shekhar said, "Firstly, not a single person reported getting inflicted with any disease after taking a dip in Maha Kumbh." "Also, from 650 Gangetic dolphins in Uttar Pradesh has increased to over 2,300," he said, while adding, "Every two years, the Central Pollution Control Board checks and awards categories, and two river stretches in the state have improved its water quality." President of Bhartiya Nadi Parishad, Raman Kant, said, "Ganga is around 44% of the river basin of India. In this basin, small rivers are mostly Ganga. These small rivers are vanishing because the water table is going down." He said that the nature of a river is that it flows after both surface water and groundwater meet. In the rainy season, groundwater is fed by rivers, and after the rainy season, groundwater feeds small rivers. Due to the increase in population and extraction of groundwater, small rivers are unable to feed the Ganga.
Time of India
25-04-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Scindia reviews steps to promote pineapples of Tripura globally
Agartala: DoNER minister Jyotiraditya Scindia conducted a comprehensive review meeting with stakeholders, including Tripura's pineapple growers, to discuss strategies for international promotion of the state's pineapple production. The production of premium quality Queen pineapple in Tripura has seen a five-fold increase over six years, following successful exports to various Indian cities, Middle East and the UK. The state has witnessed the return of over 5,000 farmers to pineapple cultivation, establishing Tripura's global recognition for distinctive horticultural products, including scented lemon, juicy pineapple, scented black rice, turmeric, and hot green chilly. Agriculture minister Ratan Lal Nath, participating virtually, said discussions were held regarding international promotion of Tripura's Queen and Kew pineapple varieties. The meeting outlined a two-phase plan spanning three years. In the first phase, which will continue for the first 21 months, a baseline study and market research will be carried out. The second phase will involve sending trial shipments to international markets for evaluation. Agartala: DoNER minister Jyotiraditya Scindia conducted a comprehensive review meeting with stakeholders, including Tripura's pineapple growers, to discuss strategies for international promotion of the state's pineapple production. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Free P2,000 GCash eGift UnionBank Credit Card Apply Now Undo The production of premium quality Queen pineapple in Tripura has seen a five-fold increase over six years, following successful exports to various Indian cities, Middle East and the UK. The state has witnessed the return of over 5,000 farmers to pineapple cultivation, establishing Tripura's global recognition for distinctive horticultural products, including scented lemon, juicy pineapple, scented black rice, turmeric, and hot green chilly. Agriculture minister Ratan Lal Nath, participating virtually, said discussions were held regarding international promotion of Tripura's Queen and Kew pineapple varieties. The meeting outlined a two-phase plan spanning three years. In the first phase, which will continue for the first 21 months, a baseline study and market research will be carried out. The second phase will involve sending trial shipments to international markets for evaluation.
