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Covid -19 Time

Hello folks.....I am writing this post after 3 years on the blogger. Last time when I wrote post, it was a different world. Three years seems small number if we notice how world has evolved. But in the fast changing current times three years is huge gap. Really it's all relative in this world. And relativity matters. Anyway I don't want to enter that territory now. Sometime later may be....😉

I am writing from India and in last three to four years, data revolution has happened in India. Before three years I and many of us were using  1GB data per month. Now we are using at-least 2GB data per day. In my case its  5 GB average data per day.  This has big impact on society. Many people have smart phones in their hand and with availability of practically unlimited data at your service, people are free to explore the world. They are listening, reading, viewing, sharing much more. It has created new industries, opportunities and of-course new challenges as well. As usual, any revolution brings new challenges to existing industries  which are struggling to survive. 

And now Covid-19 have accelerated this.  Currently we are passing through Covid-19 pandemic situation across the world. This is an unique and major event happened after World War 2 and first ever in modern world if I can say. Many wars, natural calamities, financial crises, frauds, crimes even epidemics happened in the past. But, none shook or at-least touched almost everyone in this world. Well, why see only negative events. Even none positive events happened that touched everyone in this world after world war 2. Strictly speaking even great war did not affected directly and also indirectly to so many people in this world. And that's why I am inclining to call it unique and major event. Hopefully, it will remain unique and won't happen again in future. Nonetheless it has changed our daily life and its every aspect which may not be same again.

 Hence forth I will try to keep posting with some regular frequency. Au revoir.  👍

 







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