OnePlus 6 Specifications Sheet Leaks
OnePlus 6, the company's flagship smartphone for 2018, is coming in Q2 and the rumour and leak mills are churning fresh supply each day. One of the biggest leaks yet comes in the form of an alleged specification sheet that lists out most major specifications of the upcoming smartphone. According to the listing, the OnePlus 6 is expected to sport a similar rear camera setup as the one seen on OnePlus 5T.
OnePlus 6 specifications
According to the leaked snapshot, the OnePlus 6 will run Android 8.1 Oreo out-of-the-box. The phone sports a 6.28-inch full-HD+ (1080x2280 pixels) AMOLED display and a 19:9 display. It will be powered by a 2.7GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 SoC, coupled with 6GB RAM and 128GB inbuilt storage.
In the camera department, the phone is expected to bear a dual rear camera setup with a 20-megapixel primary sensor and a 16-megapixel secondary sensor, both with an f/1.7 aperture. On the front will be a 20-megapixel selfie camera with f/2.0 aperture. The battery capacity is expected to get an upgrade with a 3450mAh unit (same as on Oppo R15) instead of the 3300mAh on the OnePlus 5T. The OnePlus 6 is said to be 7.5mm thick and have a weight of 175 grams.
Previous reports have suggested the OnePlus 6 will sport an iPhone X-like notch and a bezel-less display. It is also said to be priced higher than before with an expected price tag of CAD 749 (roughly Rs. 37,700).
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"Once a Waqf, Always a Waqf? Not Anymore," says BJP as Waqf Amendment Bill introduced in Lok Sabha
New Delhi: The controversial Waqf (Amendment) Bill, which has been widely criticised by Muslim organisations and opposition parties, was introduced in the Lok Sabha on Wednesday. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) took to X (formerly Twitter) to express its support for the Bill, stating that it "brings in accountability, puts people's rights first, and ends unchecked monopolies."
"Once a Waqf, always a Waqf? Not anymore," the BJP wrote on X, emphasising four key reasons why the Waqf Amendment Bill is necessary.
The saffron party argued that under the new Bill, Waqf Boards would no longer have the power to self-declare land as Waqf property. It further pointed out that Waqf boards would no longer be required to disclose land records or financial transactions.
Another significant amendment, according to the BJP, is that disputes over Waqf properties will now be heard in civil courts, ending the Waqf’s exclusive control over land-related cases. The Bill also aims to amend special protections that had previously prevented courts from hearing Waqf disputes.
Additionally, the party highlighted that the Bill ensures women’s representation in Waqf administration. The BJP noted that these amendments are critical for promoting social justice and equality.
Meanwhile, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju introduced the Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2024, in the Lok Sabha. The government claims that the amendments will streamline the functioning of Waqf Boards and improve the management of Waqf properties.
"The government is not going to interfere in any religious institution. The changes made in the Waqf law by the UPA government gave it overriding effect over other statutes, hence the new amendments were required," he said amid noisy opposition protest.
Once a Waqf, always a Waqf...?
— BJP (@BJP4India) April 2, 2025
Not anymore❌
The Waqf Amendment Bill brings in accountability, puts people’s rights first, and ends unchecked monopolies.
✅ Full digitalization of Waqf properties 💻
✅ Ensuring women’s representation in Waqf administration
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