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How to open Paytm Bank account without KYC

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Nowadays Paytm Mobile Wallet is becoming very popular.  Lakhs of people are using it by creating their account on Paytm.  And with pleasure, sitting at home, they are paying their water, electricity, gas bills online.  Apart from this, tickets for mobile recharge, movie, train, flights etc. are being booked from mobile itself. Do you also want to make Paytm Mobile Wallet your wallet?  Do you also want to make payment of water, electricity, mobile recharge, landline phone bill etc. from your mobile while sitting at home by creating Paytm ID? If your answer is yes!  And you also want to use  as a mobile wallet. have arrived at the right place.  In this tutorial we will tell you how to create Paytm account and how to make it a digital wallet? To make Paytm your wallet, one has to first create a Paytm account.  If you Google about creating a Paytm Account, you will find dozens of tutorials. " those tutorials have been made on the computer" . Tha...

Twitter was forced to hire an Indian agent!

  Twitter was forced to hire one of its agents from India. Peter Zatko, the former security chief of the company, made such a sensational complaint. However, Twitter dismissed Peter's allegations. However, Peter complained about this to the US authorities. The complainant, a former Twitter official, claimed that Indian agents working at Twitter could have monitored the company's technology without hindrance. That agent had the freedom to roam freely within Twitter's system. American media Washington Post and CNN reports claimed that the Indian agent got the job in the company with the consent of Twitter's top officials. Parag Agarwal, of Indian origin, is claimed to have played a key role in providing employment to the Indian agent.  Parag, meanwhile, has previously been accused of lying to shareholders about security flaws in the social media platform. However, not only India, but also in Nigeria and Russia, Twitter was under pressure from the local government. P...

Zuckerberg opened his mouth about the 'bad' avatar

  Science and Technology Desk: Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has responded to the ongoing 'meme' about his posted Metaverse avatar. On August 16, Zuckerberg posted a screenshot of his digital avatar on social media, showing him standing in front of the Eiffel Tower in Paris. According to a report by technology site Verge, the screenshot suggests that Meta's virtual world 'Horizon Worlds' could soon be coming to France and Spain.  Unfortunately, various internet users are making memes out of the screenshots he posted. Apart from this, a Twitter user also compared the graphics of the film with the 'Teletubbies' game of 'Playstation 1'. "Meta is working on graphics." Zuckerberg probably meant by showing all these memes.  On Friday, August 19, Zuckerberg posted a few new screenshots on his Facebook and Instagram accounts, showing his avatar looking "more lifelike" than before and featuring an ancient plaza. "Major updates to Horizon...

Slow spread of Apple Pay The secret is patience

  It took longer than expected for the iPhone to become a wallet In Silicon Valley, home to companies that want to move fast and creatively disrupt, patience is not a particularly popular virtue.  There was no disruption on the day Apple announced its new service "Apple Pay" in 2014.  If the quality of destruction was measured by its speed, the company's flashy innovations would have been disappointing.  Apple Pay's spread was slower than expected, and I thought it was ridiculous to say that Apple Pay would eliminate the need for a wallet.  Wall Street analysts and iPhone users alike were skeptical in the years that followed.  The credit card user experience didn't seem like an issue for Apple to fix either.  The Apple Pay gamble is a very strange one right now for a hit-oriented economic sector, but it seems to be slowly paying off over time. Apple has been thoroughly analyzed and has drawn enough lessons to open its own business school.  But the...

GM vs. Ford's ill-fated EV battle The goal is to overthrow Tesla

  Longtime rivals face off, this time an electric pickup truck General Motors (GM) CEO Mary Barra has been preparing for weeks to unveil an electric version of the Chevrolet Silverado on stage. It's a model for GM to make a big bet in the nascent battery-powered pickup truck market.  At Ford's headquarters, about 15 kilometers from there, executives were planning a preemptive strike through public relations activities. That's what several people familiar with the plan say. Barra's January presentation came a day after Ford announced it would double production capacity of its F-150 Lightning electric pickup truck. He cited the overwhelming strength of demand as the reason. Ford shares rose 12% on the day.  Over the next few days, Mr. Barra said that during informal meetings with investors, he was bombarded with questions about why Ford's electric pickup truck was one year ahead of its time. Reflecting on the meeting, Mr. Barra said investors "wanted to und...

Schaeffler Autonomous Robot DEX Wins "Red Dot Award Best of the Best" (Kyodo News PR Wire)

Schaeffler's Autonomous Robot Project Wins "Red Dot Award Best of the Best" in the Design Concept Category of the Red Dot Award The project was also nominated for the Red Dot Award Luminary DEX was conceptualized as a research testbed for the purpose of promoting new production and service concepts based on intelligent technology to achieve advanced digitization and automation. Schaeffler is planning a research pilot using DEX in its own factories to optimize production operations Schaeffler won the "Red Dot Award Best of the Best" for its autonomous robot Dual EXtendable (DEX). Schaeffler, a global supplier in the automotive and industrial machinery sectors, recently won the "Red Dot Award Best of the Year" in the design concept category of the Red Dot Design Award for its autonomous mobile robot (AMR) project Dual EXtendable (DEX). Received "The Best" award. DEX was conceived to create a new concept of autonomous mobile robot (A...

This girl got a reward of 1.25 lakh for finding a flaw in WhatsApp, you can also earn like this

 An Indian girl was rewarded by the company for about Rs 1.25 lakh for detecting a bug in WhatsApp. In this way, you can also find the flaw and get a reward from the company. For this you have to participate in the company's Bounty Program. Here its complete details are being told to you. Recently, a girl from Jaipur was rewarded by the company for finding a flaw in WhatsApp. This reward was part of the Bounty program. Monika Agarwal, a software engineer by profession, discovered a flaw in the Last Seen feature of WhatsApp.  Due to this drawback, even after the My Contacts Except option was set in the Last Seen feature, the receiver could see the last scene of the user. On knowing this, Monica first reported it to Facebook (now Meta).  He reported this through the Meta Whitehat program. Tech and other companies keep on discovering flaws in their software or website and giving bounty or reward to the reporter. You can also win prizes from the company by being a par...

Will IRCTC make money by selling your data? Plan made of 1000 crores, shared green as soon as the tender is out

IRCTC Data Monetization Tender: IRCTC ie Railway's ticket booking unit has floated a new tender.  The tender is for monetizing the data of the users.  With this, IRCTC has prepared a plan to earn 1000 crores.  Now people are questioning whether IRCTC is going to sell their data to third parties.  Let us know the details of this whole matter. On the morning of 19 August, the share of IRCTC (Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation) saw a rise of 4%.  The share of IRCTC opened on BSE on Friday at Rs 712 and reached Rs 746.75 in a short time.  The reason for the rise in the share of IRCTC is the new plan of the company. According to reports, the ticket booking arm of Indian Railways is planning a revenue plan of Rs 1000 crore through digital monetization.  IRCTC has also issued a tender for this.  There are some such things in this tender, about which questions related to privacy and safety are being raised in the minds of the users. Th...