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GeeksNinja is an all-rounder website for all your tech needs. If you love to live on the edge of technology, you can't imagine a day without GeekNinja. It keeps you updated with the latest Technological News, Information, How-Tos, Tips, Offers, Deals and much more. GeeksNinja promises to keep you one step ahead of others!

I began my journey with GeeksNinja on a hot summer day of 2nd July, 2016. It was the time of summer vacation before my college would re-open. I wanted to do something productive in the time that I had in hand. I've been blogging on Google's Blogger platform for a while, and have quite a few blogs on WordPress. This time, unlike my experiments with other singular subjective blogs, I wanted to merge the blog with wide variety of topics, all centered to technology. I wanted to share whatever I knew in the field, things that could help out the tech seekers.



Hi, I'm Gautam Kabiraj, a 3rd Year C.S.E undergrad from Noida, U.P., India. Here, I write about all sort of technological subjects. I'm very much passionate about blogging. My concerns of interest are Web Development, Blogging, App Development, Sketching, Reading and watching Anime.

Get to know more about me at
gautamkabirajs.wordpress.com.

You can contact me through my personal mail: gautamkabiraj@live.com

Thank you for visiting! Cheers!

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