Insite IQ

  The internet has made our lives so much easier, right? If you want to order  then you can order food in one click. If you want to watch a movie, you can watch the movie in one click. And if you don't like the movie, you can go to Twitter and in one click, write Boycott Bollywood. But what if I tell you that we can access only 5% of the internet and the remaining 95% is hidden from us? People go here and order drugs as easily as you order food. Just like you can watch a movie, people can watch someone being tortured. They can even hire hackers to hack someone's bank account. We are talking about the dark web. All these things sound like a thriller movie, but this is the truth of today's digital world. Before starting the blog, there is a warning for our viewers. The information I am going to give you in this blog can be dangerous for you, so please do not try it. I know you must be very curious, but please understand that accessing the dark we

  Have you seen the movie Border in your childhood? There is a song in it that makes me emotional even today. This song is so special that just by watching this scene, its tune will start playing in your mind. But today's blog is not about these soldiers, today's blog is about messages. Messages come, but how? Because of this one number, that is the PIN code. A few days ago I read a news that every year India spends more than 20 thousand crores to maintain India Post. What's more, India Post has become India's biggest loss-making PSU, meaning more losses than Air India and BSNL. So this question came to my mind why does India need a post? Is this snail mail relevant in the age of email? And what difference does it make to us? Let us know in today's blog. The blog is very interesting and it is crucial for people like you and me living in the city. So if you get value from this blog, and learn something new, then don't forget to su