BlogAdda’s Spicy Saturday Picks – Aug. 28, ’10

‘Mumbai has a new God Mother’. She promises to solve all the problems of Mumbai which even Raj Thackeray could not solve. Be it the so called outsider’s problems? Be it the water and malaria problem. Sab ka Hal hain.Who is the chosen one? It is none other than Rakhi Sawant! 🙂 Indian Bloggers if you have any issues please contact her or write wonderful posts and we will pick them and do our bit. 🙂

• Who : Bhatnaturally
  What : ‘Papa, should I join advertising?’ – Part 1
  Spicy : What will you answer if your child asks you this question? Bhatnaturally has this wonderful post sharing with us his thoughts and what he has learnt from the advertising industry. Bookmark it now.

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• Who : Dibyasundar
  What : Industry, Land Owner And Environment: Can There Ever Be A Balance?
  Spicy : In the times of Industrialization, are we even thinking a bit about the environment? Dibyasundar has this very relevant post in the current times. What are your views?

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• Who : Vignesh Natarajan
  What : What not to do as an engineer..
  Spicy : Hahaha… All budding and wannabe engineers, read this post. All those who are already engineers (like most of us) laugh over this post by Vignesh. 🙂
  

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• Who : Desh
  What : Fake it till you make it
  Spicy : Do you come across ‘Fake’ people everyday? Do you have this knack of knowing who is faking? Desh has this awesome post for you to read this weekend. 🙂

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• Who : Shilpadesh
  What : More heartbreak
  Spicy : After reading this post, you will realize how inhuman we can get. Do you see any such incidents around you? Share it with Shilpadesh.

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• Who : Purpler
  What : 9 Advantages of Living in the “Third World”
  Spicy : There was this video doing the rounds on Facebook where a man tells an English audience why the third world is better. Purpler has a similar post with instances where purpler feels proud to being living in ‘The Third World’. A sure read.

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• Who : Delhizen
  What : Wine Seller
  Spicy : There are some posts which can convey a lot in less than 100 words. Here is one such post by Delhizen. We want more from you, Delhizen. 🙂

To all the professional photo bloggers and all those who click photos – What does ‘Freedom’ mean to you? Do you have photos where you have captured the essence of freedom? Share it with us in the ‘Frames of Freedom‘ contest.

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