Tangy Tuesday Picks – June 17, 2014

Hello everybody! Hope you had a splendid weekend. Who are you supporting this FIFA season? Here we are with the Tangy Tuesday picks by our top bloggers for this week. Heartiest congratulations to those who have been featured this time! Keep blogging, keep inspiring 🙂

• Who: Somdyuti D. Ray
  What: Dear PR People: Let’s Talk
  Tangy: Somdyuti gently points out the do’s and the don’ts that the PR companies need to keep in mind while mailing her and her friends. Read.

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• Who: Shilpa Garg
  What: Gamers and non gamers
  Tangy: Don’t you get irritated when you constantly get notifications from your FB friends to play virtual games with them? Then, this post is just for you.

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• Who: Anirban Dasgupta
  What: Comprehensive Indian guide to the FIFA world cup
  Tangy: The name itself is self-explanatory. Read this post for a fresh insight on the game and our attitude towards it.

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• Who: Surbhi Chatterjee
  What: Celebrating togetherness…
  Tangy: Read this beautiful Hindi poem in this romantic rainy season and dedicate it to the special someone in your life!

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• Who: Remya
  What: Journey
  Tangy: Life is all about growing up and accepting new changes and challenges. You are sure to relate with the author’s journey through the ups and downs, highs and lows of her life.

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• Who: Julekha Khatun
  What: The LDR syndrome…
  Tangy: Long distance relationships come with their own set of difficulties and insecurities but then, when was love easy? Read on to find out what the author feels about the long distance relationships.

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• Who: Beverly Pereira
  What: Tried and tested Yoga asanas
  Tangy: Try out these amazing Yoga asanas for healthy body and healthier mind!

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