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What's the secret to Google's 'I'm Feeling Lucky' feature? If you've used Google search, you've probably seen the words 'I'm feeling lucky'. It appears on the home page of Google search. Below the Google search box are two options. In which the first Google search is done and the next I am feeling lucky. After all, what is the whole story of I'm Falling Lucky? When did it start and what is it used for? Does this feature hurt Google? Today we are trying to answer all these questions. Some may even be aware of this feature in advance. If you don't know, stay tuned. You can reap the benefits of choosing the 'IM Feeling Lucky' option. As soon as you type any keyword in the search box and select 'I'm Feeling Lucky', then Google will immediately take you directly to the first search result website related to that keyword. This means you won't see any ads or other search results. For example, if you type ranjitstha in a G

Internet in Nepal Do you know where the internet used in Nepal comes from? If not here's a new product just for you! All home-based internet service providers are connected to Kathmandu. There are various border connections in the border area of ​​Nepal, from where international bandwidth enters Nepal. A service provider that brings in bandwidth in this way is called a network service provider. For which a separate license has to be obtained from the regulatory Nepal Telecommunication Authority. So far, 16 companies have obtained such licenses. Most of the major service providers in Nepal bring their own internet bandwidth as network service providers. Larger companies as network service providers themselves and smaller service providers purchase such bandwidth from the same large service providers and pass it on to users. Bandwidth enters Nepal through a mobile network, FTTH, cable, and ADSL, wireless technology. Network service providers are also bringing bandwidth to Nepal throu