The heat accompanied by humidity in April is killing. What would be plight of people in rural areas of India who face up to 7 hours of power cut daily? By 2012, the power minister has promised no power cuts. Do you think it will be possible? There are many other issues being discussed by the Indian Blogging community and we have the best out of them right here in the ‘Tangy Tuesday Picks’.
Aaj Somvaar hain bhidu!! How has the start been to the week? How was the weekend or should we ask how has the transition been from weekend to a weekday? Hope it has been smooth. Everyone likes to end their day on a good note. There is a new age saying ‘Read the #perkytweets before going to sleep and it will increase your life by a few years’. Want to live longer? Well, live happily rather. Read the #perkytweets now from the best twitter users from India.
The IPL has entered the last round of league matches. Permutations and combinations are being worked out. Who do you think will be the final four? Will your favorites be among the final four? All this will be known by this weekend. An exciting weekend lies ahead. We would like to make it more exciting for you by serving you the best blog posts from the Indian Blogosphere. Here is something spicy for you. (Ed: You can’t afford to miss any of the 8 gems picked today for you.)
NASSCOM is back with another awesome event, The NASSCOM EMERGEOUT. They are a series of Conferences held across cities in India, starting off with Chennai and Delhi every year. It aims to be a collaborative initiative by the EMERGE Community to leverage on the knowledge base and look at strategies which have the potential and wherewithal to tap into the Emerging Market.
‘Beware the Jabberwock, my son! The jaws that bite, the claws that catch! Beware the Jubjub bird, and shun The frumious Bandersnatch’. This is the line from one of the famous Poems called ‘Jabberwocky’. If you are wondering what has this got to do with our interview today, allow us to introduce one of the earliest bloggers in India with his blog, popularly known as Jabberwock. Jai Arjun Singh is a freelance writer known for his succinct reviews and opinions on movies and books and has just finished a book about the cult comedy film Jaane bhi do Yaaro for Harper Collins, and is currently editing an anthology of cinema-related essays for Tranquebar.
The IPL has always been known as Lalit Modi’s Baby. Once the Baby grows up, you cannot expect to hold complete control over it. A few days back @madversity had tweeted ‘IPL matches are not fixed. They just undergo minor Modi-fications!’. The recent controversy surrounding Shashi Tharoor and Lalit Modi suggest that. If you are bored of reading about Sania-Shoaib and Tharoor-Modi, then why not read the best from the Indian Blogs?
