Worldtechfit

WhatsApp Stickers for Diwali 2020:   This year due to the corona virus epidemic, people are following social distancing.  Now the lockdown has been officially lifted, but most people want to stay in their homes.  Now when Diwali is near, there is renewed enthusiasm among the people.  This is a time to give gifts and happiness to each other, but most of us do not want to go home because of the fear of Covid-19.  You can also send greetings to your friends and relatives digitally through WhatsApp and gift using e-commerce website. WhatsApp has added Diwali animated sticker packs to its sticker store.  People can download and send it.  Follow these steps to download and send: First make sure that the app is up to date. Now tap on the emoji icon inside the chat bar. Then tap on the sticker icon and go to the '+' icon. Select the sticker packs you like and download them. Send this sticker to your friends and families and congratulate them. Third party ...

Road Acident: In a painful accident in the capital Jaipur today, a young woman driving an Audi car hit the young man so fast that he jumped up to 100 feet in the air. Jaipur.  High speed was once again seen in the capital Jaipur.  Here in Audi, an Audi car driver in Sodala area hit the young man so fast that he jumped up to 100 feet in the air.  This young man jumped from the elevated road and fell on the roof of a house near it.  The young man's leg was amputated in the accident and he died on the spot.  The youth was a resident of Pali district and he came here to take the Rajasthan Police Constable Recruitment Examination. According to police, the incident  road elevated  in Al subah Sodala area  Happened on  Here a young woman was running an Audi car at high speed.  She had another girl with him.  Meanwhile, the driver lost balance on the girl's car and caught the young man on his way.  The car hit the young man so fast ...

WhatsApp UPI Payment: Now in India, WhatsApp users will be able to transfer money to each other through this app.  The National Payment Corporation of India (NPCI) has approved WhatsApp on Thursday. WhatsApp was waiting for this for almost 3 years and now the company has made it live in India.  Testing of WhatsApp UPI based payment has already been done. Facebook India head Ajit Mohan has said, 'Payments have been made live on WhatsApp in India and people will be able to send money through WhatsApp.  We are excited that the company will be able to contribute to India's digital payment shift. ' WhatsApp Payment will be available in ten regional languages ​​in India.  If your WhatsApp app already has a payment option, now you can use it.  If not, then you can check the payment option by updating WhatsApp. In order to use WhatsApp Payment, customers have to have a debit card which supports UPI.  You can activate it by going to WhatsApp Payment option and se...