Google changed the Gmail and Google Workspace icons as part of a major visual overhaul aimed at signaling their transition to the AI era

Key reasons for the redesign include:

• The "AI Era" Aesthetic: The softer, dimensional gradients and brighter colors are designed to visually reflect the surge of AI-driven innovation (such as Gemini integrations) across Google products. 
• Distinct Identities: Previous multi-color icons made applications hard to tell apart at small sizes. The new system gives each Workspace app a sleeker, more distinct identity so it is easier to recognize at a glance. 
• Cohesion: The update drives visual consistency across Google's entire product suite.

The newly rolled-out, modernized logo still retains the classic "M" shape and original Google colors (red, blue, yellow, green). 

If you're talking about the slice credit card (formerly Slice Super Card / Slice UPI Credit Card), it's best viewed as a beginner-friendly cashback card for UPI users, not as a premium rewards credit card.

What’s good

• Lifetime free on most variants — no joining or annual fee.
• UPI credit card support through RuPay, so you can scan QR codes and pay via apps like Google Pay and PhonePe.
• Cashback is simple and usually credited as Slice rewards/“monies” without category tracking.
• Approval tends to be easier than many traditional bank cards, making it useful for students and first-time credit users.
• Users often praise the app experience and clean interface.

What’s not so good

• The advertised "up to 3% cashback" isn't what most users receive regularly; actual rewards are often lower unless certain conditions are met.
• Limited premium benefits — no strong travel perks, lounge access, or luxury card features.
• Some users report transaction declines or occasional payment issues.
• RuPay-only setup may be limiting for some international use cases and subscriptions.
• Customer support reviews are mixed.

Real-world user sentiment

Positive reviews commonly mention:

smooth app, quick approval, easy cashback, and reliable UPI payments.

Negative reviews commonly mention:

transaction failures, inconsistent rewards, and support issues.

Should you get it?

✅ Good choice if:

• This is your first credit card
• Most spending is via UPI
• You want a lifetime-free card
• You're building a credit score

❌ Skip it if:

• You want airport lounge access, travel rewards, or premium benefits
• You spend heavily and want maximum cashback
• You need strong international acceptance

For many users in India, cards from HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, or Axis Bank offer better long-term value once you have an established credit history.

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the temple will open continuously from 6:00 AM – 8:00 PM on all days

the temple will open continuously from 6:00 AM – 8:00 PM on all days

Location: Melamadai, near Mattuthavani Bus Stand, Madurai. ( 2 Km from Mattuthavani Bus Stand ).

Best darshan timings for Arulmigu Sri Pandi Muneeswaran Temple in Madurai are:

• Morning: 6:00 AM – 12:00 PM
• Evening: 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM

The BMW M6 is a high-performance luxury coupe/grand tourer from BMW’s M division. It is no longer officially sold new in India, but used/imported models are still available.

The last recorded official India price for the BMW M6 started around ₹1.76 crore

The BMW M3 is one of BMW’s most famous performance sedans, combining luxury with track-level performance.

The last officially recorded India price for the M3 was around ₹1.65 crore.

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Availability in India

The M3 is not commonly stocked in large numbers in India because:

• It is imported as a CBU (Completely Built Unit)
• Import taxes are very high
• Demand is niche compared to SUVs

You can still check availability through BMW India

The current official 7 Series lineup in India starts around ₹1.83 crore, while the BMW i7 performance versions go up to roughly ₹2.58 crore.

The BMW Z8 was produced in limited numbers globally from 2000 to 2003. It was never officially sold in India as a production car. Today, importing one or buying a used model in India would cost between ₹3 Crore to ₹4.5 Crore+, depending on import duties, shipping, and global collector valuation.

If you are looking for the modern equivalent or the current generation of BMW's two-seater roadster available in India, you should check out the BMW Z4

The BMW Z8 is one of the rarest and most collectible BMW sports cars ever made. It was produced from 2000–2003 and designed as a modern tribute to the classic BMW 507 roadster. Only 5,703 units were built worldwide, which makes it extremely rare, especially in India.

BMW Z8 in India

The Z8 was never officially sold by BMW India. Any Z8 in India is a private import (CBU). Because of import duties and collector value:

• Estimated current value in India: ₹3 crore to ₹6+ crore
• Extremely rare — probably only a handful exist in the country
• Maintenance is expensive because parts are imported

Collectors and enthusiasts consider it a “garage queen” or investment car rather than a daily driver.

Why the Z8 is So Valuable

The Z8 became a collector icon because of:

• Very low production numbers
• Manual transmission only
• Classic design
• Naturally aspirated V8
• BMW M engineering
• Bond movie fame

Many enthusiasts on Reddit and collector forums describe it as one of the most timeless BMWs ever made.

Interesting Facts

• BMW promised long-term parts support for the Z8
• It was among the first production cars with extensive aluminium construction
• Some models were later tuned by Alpina as the Alpina V8 Roadster
• Current international prices often exceed $250,000–$400,000 depending on condition

Estimated BMW Z8 Price in India (2026)