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Highlights A tech developer demanding higher education funding for the JioHotstar domain has disappeared. Young philanthropists from Dubai, Jainam and Jivika are the new owners of the domain. Reliance's next move remains uncertain. Jiohotstar Domain has new owners now. (Image credit - Jiohotsar.com) The Reliance-Disney merger will give us India’s biggest media company, expected to be valued at over ₹70,000 crore. The deal has been discussed for years and has been attracting all sorts of headlines for months. However, the domain ownership saga is quickly becoming a real entertainer with all the unexpected twists in the tale. Well done pic.twitter.com/mmYdO5aRmv — Komal (@Komal_Indian) October 26, 2024 It all started with the tech developer who last week demanded higher education funding from Reliance Industries for the domain name JioHotstar. However, the headline maker tech developer has now disappeared and has left behind an intriguing message about two young philanthropists from the UAE. The new twist has left the internet buzzing with speculation. The JioHotstar domain directs to a new website supporting the philanthropic young siblings from Dubai, Jainam and Jivika. The site opens with a message: "Welcome to Our Journey of Seva. “Hello! We are Jainam and Jivika – siblings from Dubai, UAE, on a mission to make a difference. Even though we’re just kids, we believe that age is only a number when it comes to spreading kindness and positivity." The website further states, “Our recent journey began during our summer holidays when we left our home in Dubai for 50 unforgettable days in India. We had a purpose: to connect with children from various backgrounds, share our love for learning, teach skills for studying and setting goals, and inspire them to dream big. Along the way, people showed their appreciation through gifts, blessings, and even small donations, which we collected over our travels. When we returned to Dubai, we used a portion of this collection to support a young software developer from Delhi by purchasing this domain for his benefit. Through sharing our journey here, we aim to inspire others and keep the domain open for future sale to anyone who wants to continue this positive mission.” Reverse Uno card played by an indian kid on Ambani ! Smart boyaaa! Amazing ! Ambani and jio are just looters in a suit. They keep increasing the prices. When Elon launches starlink in India, they will blame Elon for next increase in the prices.@elonmusk@ElonMuskAOC — GBR (@TruthIsCynical) October 26, 2024 The website also includes photos of Jainam and Jivika along with videos showing their work. It leaves the future of the JioHotstar domain in question. The siblings also released a video to share about themselves and their plans. The story made headlines earlier this week when an app developer from Delhi revealed they bought the JioHotstar domain in 2023 seeing the potential of the merger between JioCinema and Disney+ Hotstar. Jainam and Jivika -- two Dubai-based siblings who claimed they purchased the JioHotstar domain to "support a young software developer from Delhi". The developer offered to sell the domain to Reliance to fund his higher education dream at Cambridge University. Reliance reportedly refused the offer and threatened legal action via an executive call to the techie. After the update of the Dubai sibling taking over the domain went viral, the internet quickly reacted with humour, posting memes and witty comments. Plot Twist: Jiohotstar dot com domain has now been sold to someone in Dubai 👀 pic.twitter.com/VGCe4sdwVt — Trendulkar (@Trendulkar) October 26, 2024 Update: JioHotstar (Delhi kid sold domain to someone else in UAE and now Ambani lawyers can't fight them because now it's not Indian law it's international law and as per international law Ambani has to Negotiate and Pay) https://t.co/fXYuJxcdZb pic.twitter.com/q7XtvbQMOQ — Ghar Ke Kalesh (@gharkekalesh) October 26, 2024 One user joked, “Uno reverse,” while another wrote, “This is getting more interesting than any series on Jio or Hotstar.” Comments poured in, from “Nice to see an underdog win for once” to “Better played than Rohit and Gill combined.” Others pointed out Reliance’s recent lavish spending, saying, “Ambani can do a Rs 95 crore Justin Bieber, but not this?” This is getting more interesting than any series on Jio Or Hotstar — Capt Shashank (@Capt_Cool1) October 26, 2024 Ambani should have given his expense for study — Abdullah (@abdul_tweets03) October 26, 2024 Nice to see the underdog win ... for once ... — Arpit Wanderer (@Arpit_at_Ah_me) October 26, 2024 As of now, the next move from Reliance remains to be seen. That too he came with pants in his knees, almost just underwear 😂 — PVG (@ganesuccess) October 26, 2024 FAQs Q1. What is the expected valuation of the Reliance-Disney merger? Answer. The Reliance-Disney merger is expected to be valued at over ₹70,000 crore. Q2. What message is displayed on the new JioHotstar domain now? Answer. The website opens with a message: "Welcome to Our Journey of Seva. “Hello! We are Jainam and Jivika – siblings from Dubai, UAE, on a mission to make a difference. Even though we’re just kids, we believe that age is only a number when it comes to spreading kindness and positivity." Q3. What was the developer's original demand for the JioHotstar domain? Answer. The tech developer demanded higher education funding from Reliance Industries for the domain name JioHotstar. 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