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No wobble, all wow as homegrown TVs dial up speed, sound and smarts
MUMBAI: India’s TV market is getting a sharp reality check and it’s coming without the wobble. Wobble Displays has unveiled its new Wobble X Series and Wobble K Series Google TVs, signalling a clear shift from simple assembly to deep, India-led engineering designed to take on global heavyweights.
At the heart of the launch is Google TV 5.0 with Gemini integration, using AI to personalise content discovery and adapt viewing recommendations in real time. The move positions Wobble squarely in the premium-smart space, while keeping prices firmly rooted in the mass Indian market.
The performance-led Wobble X Series, available in 43, 50 and 55 inches, is aimed at gamers and cinema loyalists. Its Ultra QLED panel delivers 1.07 billion colours, supported by Dolby Vision-Atmos, MEMC and ALLM for smoother motion and sharper visuals. Powering the experience is the DynamIQ dual-processor AI architecture (A75 + A55), optimised for both picture quality and interface speed.
Sound is where the X Series makes its loudest statement. The TVs feature TRU 80W PRO speakers with dual woofers, dedicated amplifiers and tweeters, a configuration Wobble claims offers class-leading audio straight out of the box. Add 120Hz VRR, HDMI 2.1, eARC and dual-band Wi-Fi, and the X Series doubles up as a serious gaming display.
The Wobble K Series takes a more everyday route, but without cutting corners. Available in 43, 50, 55 and 65 inches, it brings flagship-grade features into the mass-premium segment, including HDMI 2.1, dual-band Wi-Fi and 32GB of internal storage still rare at this price point. With 40W Dolby Vision-Atmos audio, MEMC and ALLM support, the K Series is positioned as a no-compromise living-room upgrade.
Speaking on the launch, Indkal Technologies, CEO Anand Dubey said the new range reflects a broader ambition. “With the X and K Series, we are expanding our smart TV portfolio for both performance-driven users and everyday Indian households. This is technology designed in India, for India proving we can deliver world-class specs through homegrown engineering.”
The Wobble X Series is priced from Rs 23,999, while the Wobble K Series starts at Rs 10,999, underlining the brand’s push to make AI-driven, high-performance TVs more accessible. In a crowded market of lookalikes, Wobble’s latest play is clear: fewer gimmicks, more grunt and a lot less wobble.
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YFLO appoints Tania Nijhawan as president for 2026-27 term
Dentist-entrepreneur to lead women’s body amid rising focus on leadership
NEW DELHI: Young FICCI Ladies Organisation (YFLO), the women’s arm of FICCI, has appointed Tania Nijhawan as its president for the 2026-27 tenure, effective April 2026, at a time when conversations around women’s leadership in India are gaining fresh momentum.
A cosmetic and paediatric dentist with over 15 years of experience, Nijhawan is the founder of Udana Wellness, a multi-speciality clinic in Vasant Vihar known for its focus on advanced treatments and patient-centric care. She also serves as director at Nijhawan Group and is an active investor in start-ups across health, wellness and hospitality, including Nuts For Us.
Her academic credentials include advanced training from global institutions such as New York University, the University of Southern California and University College London, shaping her multidisciplinary approach across dentistry and wellness.
YFLO has long positioned itself as a platform for leadership, entrepreneurship and professional growth, bringing together women across industries to drive dialogue and collaboration. Under Nijhawan’s leadership, the organisation is expected to sharpen its focus on cross-sector engagement and meaningful, future-facing conversations.
Speaking on her appointment, Tania Nijhawan said, “YFLO has always stood for meaningful engagement and forward-thinking dialogue. I look forward to building a platform that not only encourages exchange of ideas but also actively supports emerging voices and creates opportunities for collaboration across sectors.”
She added, “The Women’s Reservation Bill, which seeks to reserve 33% of seats for women in the Lok Sabha and State Legislative Assemblies, is not just a policy shift, it is a generational opportunity. It acknowledges the urgent need for women to have a stronger voice in shaping the nation’s future. True progress lies not just in representation, but in enabling women to lead with agency, confidence and impact.”
As president, Nijhawan will focus on curated programming, high-impact industry conversations and initiatives that bring together women across disciplines. Her theme for the year, “Lead With Your Light,” signals a push towards purpose-led leadership and greater confidence among emerging voices.
Her appointment marks a new chapter for YFLO, one that aims to align leadership, enterprise and policy at a time when women’s voices are increasingly central to India’s growth story.
