Mangaluru, August 8: The popular Apple Authorised Reseller store, iCentral, has now been relocated from the first floor to the ground floor of City Centre Mall in Mangaluru. The newly designed and upgraded store was inaugurated on Friday, drawing attention from tech lovers and Apple fans across the city.
The launch event was marked by the presence of several well-known personalities from the entertainment industry. Actress Anvita Sagar, who also compered the event, shared her fondness for the brand saying she has a connection with iCentral and praised the quality of its products.
Renowned musician Gurukiran Shetty, while addressing the gathering, mentioned his close friendship with iCentral MD Keshav and added that his association with Apple goes back many years. "I’m a hard-core Apple phone user," he said.
Actor, director, and producer Shivadhwaj Shetty expressed confidence in the Mangaluru market, saying the people here are always eager to experience the latest products. "People of Mangalore are very capable and enthusiastic when it comes to new technology," he added, wishing success to the team behind iCentral.
Actor Arjun Dev also extended his wishes, thanking iCentral and wishing them continued growth in business.
Apart from the celebrity guests, the event was attended by YouTuber Dhiraj Shetty, magician Kudroli Ganesh, Mohtisham Complexes Pvt Ltd MD SM Arshad Mohtisham, Executive Director Sawood Mohtisham, and iCentral's both Managing Partners Keshav HR, and Vineeth Venugopal all of whom spoke during the occasion.
To mark the relaunch, iCentral has announced a special limited-time offer a flat ₹14,000 discount on the newly launched iPhone 16.
Wilita hosted the inaugural ceremony while musical band ‘Emotions’ and Magician Kudroli Ganesh performed during the ceremony for the audience.



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Thane (PTI): A man and his wife were arrested on Thursday in Mumbra in Thane district for allegedly murdering her lover, a police official said.
The probe into the case began after Raju Yadav, a resident of the Khardi Road area, was found dead with his throat slit on February 17, the Mumbra police station official said.
"Yadav, who was himself married, had been in a relationship with Farheen Mohammad Abid Malik (27) for the past eight months. Farheen's husband Mohammad Abid Abdul Wajid Malik (29) confronted her, after which the duo decided to kill Yadav," he said.
"On the midnight of February 17, Farheen called Yadav to an under-construction flat in the building, where she gave him a cold drink mixed with a chemical. After Raju became unconscious, Mohammad Malik came there and slit his throat. The couple has been remanded in police custody," the official said.
Further probe into the case, including where the chemical was procured, is underway, he said.
