MobikWik offers 10% cashback on train ticket bookings through “IRCTC Connect” Android app. To avail this follow the procedure:
1. Install “IRCTC Connect” application from Google Play Store.
2. Enter reservation details
3. Select “Mobikwik” as the payment Gateway
4. You will get 10% (maximum up to Rs. 50) cashback.
5. The offer is valid in between 24th June and 28th June 2016
6. To get this offer, you must have sufficient MobikWik balance; otherwise, it will not be processed.
Almost two months back Facebook announced Bots support for Facebook Messenger. Any company, service can create a Messenger bot to serve more to the Facebook users.
Skyscanner, a popular travel portal for Flight, Train, Bus ticket bookings launched its service on Facebook Messenger in the form a chat bot. The service responds to the natural language doubts you expressed while communicating with the bot.
For example, in the above image just I answered the source, destination details as Hyderabad and Goa and provided my travel, return dates. That’s it, The Skyscanner chat bot pulled the most relevant data from its servers and placed in front of me within a couple of secs. We can ask more tailored questions while planning the travel.
If you want to test this new service, you can access it Here. Skyscanner is the simple example for how Facebook Messenger bots are going to play a significant role in our lives. We may come across more useful and sophisticated Messenger bots in near future.
Here is a panic news.. IRCTC site which we were regularly using to book train tickets got compromised this morning. But IRCTC didn’t officially announced the news. More than 1 Crore users personal information got theft by the hackers.
IRCTC is evolved as the largest e-Commerce site in India. People all over the country are using IRCTC. In this context, Credit Card and Debit Card details and other personal information like PAN number, name, and passenger addresses are in risk with the security breach.
People got confused whether the site hacked or not, IRCTC PRO Sandip Dutta denied hacking attempt and expressed that there is no hacking attempt made on the site.
But the govt. Confirmed the hacking attempt and the data hacked is sold for Rs. 15,000 on a CD.