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Benefits of internet

 Internet is an important invention of modern era and Internet is the world most powerful tools Internet had made everyone's  life very easy  simple as we no longer need to go out for Bills  shopping watching movie business transaction etc it has been an essential part of our life it is used  everywhere such as work place of office schools colleges banks education institutes training centre shops railway station airport restaurant hotels malls and most importantly every members home in used it is highly beneficial for student businessman government agencies research organisation etc student can search for any necessary information for their studies businessman can deal with their business matter from one place government agency can do their work in a reasonable time research organisation can do  more research result etc.                              THAT'S All.                                                                  Thank you ❤️

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