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“Technical Guru” is a small Tech Blog run by myself, Randeep Singh Dhillon. I started this Blog back in February 2017. Since my childhood days I was inclined towards technology and as I was getting some free time in my daily routine, I thought why not share some of my little tech knowledge  to you. Initially, I used to upload 1 blog everyday, that used to get an average of 300-400 views. So, giving a quick overview about “Technical Guru”, here you’ll find a blog everyday, Explanation of Various Technologies, Latest Tech News, Tech Tricks and Tutorials, Discussion on Trending Tech Topics every week and a lots more.

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