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Triumph Motorcycles India ties up with HDFC Bank
MUMBAI: The British iconic motorcycle brand, Triumph Motorcycles recently announced their foray into India. To ensure potential buyers have the perfect finance option, Triumph Motorcycles has tied up with one of the leading Indian bank, HDFC Bank for providing a number of attractive finance schemes.
HDFC will offer exclusive finance options to Triumph customers for up to 80% of the loan value, attracting a 12.9% rate of interest and flexible repayment options that will range from 24-60 months. In addition, prospective customers can expect accelerated loan processing and personalized doorstep service by the bank staff.
Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Vimal Sumbly, Managing Director, Triumph Motorcycles India Pvt. Ltd. said, “We are extremely pleased to have tied-up with a reputed financial institution like HDFC. We are committed to provide a complete experience from financing to after sales to all our customers and this tie-up is a further indication of the work that has gone on behind the scenes. The financing options will certainly help our patrons to realize their dream of owning a Triumph Motorcycle.”
Mr. Deepak Shinde, Sr. Vice President, Business Manager TW & Superbike Loans, HDFC Bank, said, “It gives us great pride to be associated with a legendary brand like Triumph Motorcycles. Both HDFC and Triumph Motorcycles as brands lay utmost importance to customer satisfaction and hence, we feel it is a perfect alliance. Our quick and tailor-made financing options will provide consumers a hassle free and convenient buying experience. We are looking forward to having a long standing and mutually rewarding relationship with both, the consumers and the brand”.
Also present at the occasion of the tie up was Mr. Tarun Sachdev, Director-Finance, Triumph Motorcycles India Pvt. Ltd., “HDFC’s commitment towards customer service and their large nationwide network is what led to this partnership. The finance options are quick, easy and convenient, aimed to provide our customers with a hassle free and comfortable buying experience.”
Triumph Motorcycles launched 10 motorcycles for the Indian market in November last year. The much sought after line-up includes the classic Bonneville and Bonneville T100, the legendary Speed Triple, the largest production motorcycle the Rocket III Roadster, the class leading Street Triple, the cool café racer the Thruxton, the go anywhere Tiger 800 XC and Tiger Explorer, the stripped back and black Thunderbird Storm and the king of super sports bikes, the Daytona 675R.
Triumph’s exclusive dealerships will be operational from mid-January 2014 in Bangalore and Hyderabad. Thereafter, there will be more dealerships that will open up across India in key cities like Mumbai, Pune, Chennai, Cochin and Delhi, ensuring that customers from various parts of the country are able to enjoy the Triumph experience. From genuine parts and seamless after-sales services, to authentic merchandise and accessories; Triumph will ensure that a complete biking experience will soon be available to Indian riders.
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JioStar cracks IPTV piracy network as TATA IPL 2026 gets underway
Broadcaster moves swiftly on match day to shut illegal BOS IPTV service
MUMBAI: JioStar has dismantled a major digital piracy syndicate on the opening day of the TATA IPL 2026, targeting an unauthorised IPTV service operating under the name BOS IPTV.
The crackdown followed an internal investigation that flagged the rogue platform, hosted on bostv.org, for illegally streaming premium television content. Acting on its findings, JioStar filed a criminal complaint with the Cyber Police Station Firozabad, triggering a formal police probe.
An FIR registered on 26 March 2026 cites multiple offences under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita 2023, the Information Technology Act 2008, and the Copyright Act 1957, underscoring the seriousness of the alleged violations.
Investigators found that BOS IPTV was offering access to more than 10,000 live television channels along with a library of over 25,000 video-on-demand titles through its proprietary streaming player. The platform reportedly had around 64,000 active users and was run by a team of roughly 20 individuals, pointing to a well-organised operation.
Law enforcement authorities have arrested the primary accused, with further detentions expected as the investigation expands across multiple states. Officials believe the network may be part of a broader, coordinated piracy ecosystem operating in India.
The website has since been taken offline by its operators, marking a timely intervention just as the IPL season begins and viewership peaks. For broadcasters, the opening weeks of the tournament are particularly vulnerable to illegal streaming, making swift enforcement crucial.
JioStar’s latest action signals a sharper, more proactive stance against digital piracy, especially around marquee sporting events. As the IPL gathers pace, the broadcaster is expected to maintain close coordination with authorities to protect its content and ensure viewers stay on the right side of the stream.
