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Welcome to Meta Waves, a blog dedicated to bringing you the latest news and informative articles for both students and professionals alike.

Meta Waves is owned and managed by Puneet Arora, a software programmer and content writer residing in Pinjore, India. With a passion for writing and a keen eye for technology, Puneet launched Meta Waves with the goal of creating a platform where readers can stay informed and educated on a wide range of topics.

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