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- Who: Dhiren Navani
What: Yeh pal..
Spicy: Dhiren writes an amazing poem in Hindi about the moments of time. He talks about how once time passes, it is only memories that we have left with us.
- Who: Tushar Kumar Singh
What: Alok Nath in & as Beena Ji Wo Mar Chuka Hai.
Spicy: Tushar writes a very interesting post with respect to Alok Nath’s contribution to Hindi Television and Cinema. He humorously talks about how all the roles played by Alok Nath are somewhat similar. The recent twitter trend about him gave Tushar the idea to write about the same.
- Who: Abhishek Joshi
What: WHAT THE HILLS LONG TO SAY
Spicy: Abhishek writes an extremely meaningful post about how we as selfish humans encroach, litter and disrespect nature and forests, not leaving any natural habitat for the animals.
- Who: Revreme
What: Hey you! Yes YOU!
Spicy: Here’s a post that reminds you to love yourself! Yes, there will be times of trouble and when everything will seem to be against you but what is important is that you smile and remind yourself that everything will be okay.
- Who: Parvathy J
What: Playing Santa
Spicy: A very heartfelt post which re-instills the belief that there are good people in the world looking out for you 🙂
- Who: Remya
What: The Art of Crying aka The therapy of tears
Spicy: Remya writes a different post which tells us how crying can actually be therapeutic. Sometimes shedding those tears does make you feel better! Read the post to find out more.
- Who: Red Handed
What: THE ART OF BEING TRADITIONAL WITH A MODERN APPROACH….
Spicy: Every Indian woman today is modern with a traditional approach. Many things desired by her are kept as a secret from society under the context of being traditional.
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nice list…loved reading them…