Google India is launched its Women Entrepreneurs on the Web (WeOW) initiative to help women entrepreneurs connect, grow their online presence and utilise Google products to launch and scale their businesses in tier-II and tier-III towns.

Women entrepreneur can  join this group to get access to training updates, interact with other WeOW members, and contact the WeOW team: http://www.womenentrepreneursontheweb.com/members
Any women entrepreneur can visit this website http://www.womenentrepreneursontheweb.com and signup  form and follow the instructions in the next screen to join the WeOW Members mailing list. Add our Google+ Page (http://plus.ly/weowindia) to your circles for access to training modules and notifications of hangouts and live training sessions.you can follow the updates of this community in GOOGLE+ at https://plus.google.com/104982808623113909525/posts . you can keep updates on Youtube as well at http://youtube.com/weowindia . If you want to keep update with latest update through mail then fill this form http://india.womenentrepreneursontheweb.com/signup

Also, bookmark this link http://go.womenentrepreneursontheweb.com for access to the training modules and add our Google+ Page (http://plus.ly/pooja) to your circles to get updates on live trainings and hangouts.

WeOW focuses on women entrepreneurs. "We tell them: 'Get your business online. We will build it for free'," says Rajan Anandan, managing director, Google India. Google estimates the number of women entrepreneurs in India at 1.3 million, more than any other country barring the US and China. "Imagine the impact these women can have on the entrepreneurial ecosystem. This is not just a diversity decision, but a core business decision," says Anandan.

Credit card/Debit card numbers means a lot . Let explore this .A credit card or debit card can anywhere from twelve to nineteen digits long. Most credit cards/debit card consist of sixteen numbers.

The First Digit ( It is called a Major Industry Identifier)

    1 and 2 are Airline cards
    3 – Travel and Entertainment
 ex. Amex
    4, 5 – Banking and Financial
    ex. Visa, Mastercard
    6 – Merchandising and Banking
    ex. Discover, Diners Club
    7 – Petroleum
    8 – Telecom
    9 – Misc.

Digits 2 to 6 (Issuer ID)

Although all Visa cards start with the number 4, the following 5 digits indicate which bank that issued the Visa card. Mastercards start with 5, Discover starts with 6. You’ll notice that some websites don’t ask you what type of card you have — they obviously know what the digits on the card mean.

Digits 7to 15 (Account ID)

The unique number that identifies your account

Digit 16 (Checksum)

This single digit is one of the most important ones on the card. Much like the last digit of a barcode, the sole purpose of this digit is to allow validation of the rest of the number. In other words, there is a mathematical relationship between the numbers on the card, so if the number is entered incorrectly, the card validator system can indicate the card number was entered incorrectly.