Today at your Adda, we have our ‘Premium Blogger’, Dr Roshan Radhakrishnan with his best posts for the week. An interesting compilation by him today. This is what Roshan has to say. My choice of posts is a thali with something for everyone – be it love, guest posts, health, happiness, God and yes, even the most essential part of a thali – the food. 🙂
- Who: Anita Jeyan Sandeep
What: Anecdotes from my encounter with Life. – A guest post.
Spicy: Frequently, I see the concept of a guest post wherein we allow someone else we trust to write a post on our blogs. I appreciate that, since it isn’t just us bloggers who have something relevant to say and converse, not everyone maybe able to devote as much time as we do to our blogs. Anita’s sister writes a wonderful guest post linking anecdotes from her experiences to the lessons she’s learned in life. P.S. I may have inadvertently started a sibling war by choosing this one. 🙂
- Who: Nikita
What: Rich God, Poor Devotees
Spicy: What is it within ourselves that makes us feel the need to bribe God? Do we really believe that by donating our wealth to build huge sanctuaries for HIM, we immediately become closer to God? A truly thought provoking post by Nikita Banerjee.
- Who: Akshay Kumar G
What: Raksha Bandhan
Spicy: I was touched and I know you will be too, by this sweet and honest letter from a brother to the sister he cherishes. Unlike a piece of paper or spoken words that may tear or get lost in the myriad memories of life, I love how blogging gives your words of appreciation the immortality it deserves.
- Who: Nagalakshmi
What: 10 Easy Recipes for Krishna Jayanthi / Gokulashtami
Spicy: I always feel that cookery blogs are unjustly relegated here. And it’s not fair seeing the wonderful efforts they take, not just in cooking but presenting it beautifully in pictures with personal observations and tidbits. This post by one of India’s most popular cookery bloggers, Nagalakshmi, showcases some of the yummiest Krishna Jayanthi dishes. Guaranteed to make your mouth water.
- Who: Vikram Karve
What: Money Makes You Happy
Spicy: “You can always earn more money but you cannot get back lost time.” Author Vikram Karve writes on a topic that you and I really do need to ask ourselves: How much money do you really need to be happy?
- Who: Sowmya Nair
What: Fattophobia- How to deal with it?
Spicy: Sowmya raises a question that literally affects millions of Indians in todays world – the link between being fat and depression. Are we depressed because we are fat or are we fat because we are depressed? And how do we break the cycle?
If you come across any interesting blog post, good blogs or perky tweet and want to share, you can tip us on Twitter or submit clicking the relevant tabs arranged at the top on every page at BlogAdda.com.
Whether one succeeds or fails entirely depends on his thinking because what a man thinks that he becomes. A positive mind makes possible every thing.