Banning eggs from mid-day meals leaves out a large section of India from accessing required protein intakes early in life. I will never understand the urge to keep other malnourished and anemic. This kind of forced vegetarianism is the true enemy of appreciating the value of health, nutrition and fitness in India.

The bridge collapsed (it connected the Choling -Tapri route)while a dumper was crossing it.

I was in 4th or 5th grade (it was around 2013 -2014 idk exactly) when this bridge was built, along with another one. These bridges served as an alternative for the original main route, which was destroyed in a landslide.

(The driver is safe🙏 )

Watch is counting manual gear changes (in car) as steps 🥲

Gaddis have started moving up in mountains for summers. Good snow means good water which means more grass. Looking like a good year for them.

PS: Please don't ask the location.

Hey everyone. I found the fix for all Vivo X300 Ultra (CN version) users regarding the notification issue.

A bit of background: I was having trouble with notifications from WhatsApp, Instagram, and Snapchat. I'd get them late (like 30 minutes, an hour, even two hours late) or not at all. Sometimes, I'd only get them if I left the app running in the background.

But now I figured out how to solve it. I took several screenshots that show the steps to solve it.

Go to Settings > Apps > App Manager > Select the app where you don't receive the notifications > View all permissions > Turn on Autostart.

Since I did that, I receive Instagram, WhatsApp and Snapchat notifications.

Need I say anything else?

Like I promised I have tinkered and played with the camera and its settings for last week (still have so many things to dig into) here are some of my thoughts...

**1.** The primary *35mm* lens is spectacular not only for portraits but also general/daily use case scenario. Yes, the 'crop' factor will take your time to settle into, but once it does you will realize why having this option is great!

**2.** Telephoto Lens is simply the winner here, at least for me, main reason being I tend to use it the most, to shoot far away landscapes or birds or any creature or creation of nature that might incite interest.

**3.** Wide angle is very detailed, though I haven't got the opportunity to use it much but I will say this, there's little distortion to the edges and there's barely any color shifting happening when your switch the lenses.

**4.** Macros are superb, I mean top of the line (as you can see by some of my shots), it's one of those aspects that makes me wanna shoot more macro subjects!

**5.** Portraits, again I haven't used much but in my limited usage (shot some videos) it's very natural and almost an entry level **DSLR** like, most probably because of the large size sensor I guess.

Now speaking of videos...

There are multiple modes you can use, the usual, by default settings are good enough for most but if you really wanna get into detail then switch to the dedicated **PRO** mode, it's mind boggling how many features and flexibility you get over there. BTW, you have a "**FILM**" look option built in (actually two) try them too, not bad!

Now these are all the positives now let's delve into the negative things I noticed in my one week of usage...

**1.** The normal 'Photo' mode can take some amount of time to process the images, so you have to be patient with the framing and composition. In circumstances when you have to shoot faster, I suggest you to switch to 'Snapshot' mode, faster shutter but yeah the processing will be slight bit inferior.

**2.** The camera app can act funny at times, and by funny I mean, jittering, lagging, dropping frames especially when the device gets heated up (and it does whilst shooting for about more than 10 minutes, so again be patient in there.

**3.** I noticed severe jitters whilst shooting in 4k 30fps modes (especially with the primary lens) I was trying to shoot some architecture and the image was bending like crazy, switched to 60 fps and it was gone, I didn't have the chance to replicate that scenario again so will have to reserve my judgment but just sharing so you guys can be cautious.

*And that's it, my observations about the Camera so far...let me know you guys' experiences with the device, or any general question :) I would be happy to solve your queries.*

I’ve done my own personal comparison between the Vivo X300 Ultra + 400 mm Gen Ultra 2 lens and the Nikon P950

The test sequence was always the same:

1. Photo at 400 mm
2. Photo at 800 mm
3. Photo at 1600 mm
4. Photo at 2000 mm (the maximum focal length of the Nikon P950)

I didn’t use a tripod; I just started snapping away, just as I would in real life.

The big advantage of the Nikon is a flip-out screen, but personally I find the level of quality the Vivo delivers to be incredible. I’ve uploaded the test series, including the distances I photographed from, to Google Drive.

In total, there are always 8 screenshots: 1 at 30% resolution and 1 at 100% resolution for pixel peeping

I’ll probably part with my Nikon.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1LErehXsu8ASKN7vI2pjF4aYvLPbjIHvE

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Hi everyone. I'm a professional filmmaker based in Hobart, Australia, and I recently purchased the 1TB Vivo X300 Ultra. I've just completed a deep-dive review focused entirely on its filmmaking capabilities.

While there is so much to love about what this amazing device can do when it comes to pro video (especially with MotionCam Pro), I've uncovered 7 key issues that Vivo urgently needs to address in Pro Video Mode if they want this phone to truly rival the iPhone, Samsung S26 Ultra, or Xiaomi 17 Ultra.

I’m sharing these here to:

• Raise awareness for filmmakers and creators currently considering this phone.
• Get the attention of Vivo engineers in the hope they can accelerate bug fixes to resolve these issues.

The 7 Key Issues:

1. APV encoding is completely broken. See the example in the video above. Just zoom in and watch how the encoding artefacts ruin what should be a standout feature. It’s strange to me that other reviews haven't covered this yet.
2. White balance lock introduces a strong magenta cast. Locking the white balance instantly ruins the image by shifting it heavily toward magenta. It's a frustrating issue, much like what we see on Samsung devices.
3. Heavy moiré patterns. There is a massive amount of moiré present in the footage—significantly more than any other flagship phone I've tested recently.
4. Ability to disable sharpening and broken noise reduction. There is currently no way to disable digital sharpening in Pro Video Mode. Furthermore, while there is an option to disable noise reduction, toggling it doesn't actually do anything — the heavy noise reduction remains active.
5. External SSD recording broken. Currently USB 3 SSDs are incorrectly identified as USB 2.0
6. No support for Open Gate recording. Pro Video Mode lacks support for open gate recording to utilize the full sensor. This wouldn't be as massive of an issue if not for problem number seven...
7. Vivo Log is locked out of third-party apps. Vivo does not make Vivo Log available to third-party apps like the Blackmagic Camera app. If they opened this up, issues #2, #4, #6, and #7 would be instantly solved by Blackmagic Camera! Samsung successfully made Samsung Log available to third-party developers, and Vivo desperately needs to follow in their footsteps.

Overall, this is the greatest smartphone i've ever used for video thanks to MotionCam Pro and Vivo's amazing hardware. But I want Vivo to fix the issues that plague the native app's Pro Video Mode so we get the iPhone 17 Pro killer the hardware is capable of delivering.

Street photography pro mode

https://m.gsmarena.com/selfie\_video\_blind\_test\_reveal\_the\_samsung\_galaxy\_a37\_wins\_a\_decisive\_victory-news-72842.php

Only low IQ Poohadans can do this.