Tangy Tuesday Picks – April 1, 2014.

Hello! What are your thoughts about the innumerable campaigns that the political parties are undertaking for the upcoming elections? Let us know whether they are a nuisance? Do you think these gimmicks will help them win? Here’s presenting to you Tangy Tuesday Picks of the week consisting of the best Indian blog posts.

• Who: Proactive Indian
  What: Be the Change!
  Tangy: Proactive Indian writes a very valid post about how blaming the Government and politicians for all the corruption and wrongs in the society is incorrect. It is important for people to improve and be the change you wish to see in the world.

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• Who: Tushar Kumar Singh
  What: The Hero in You!
  Tangy: Tushar  writes a very nice post about how he was caught in a funny situation when his cellphone fell behind a seat in the bus. A number of people, to his surprise, genuinely offered help till he finally got the phone back.

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• Who: Abhishek Das
  What: A Writer’s Weapons
  Tangy: Abhishek writes an interesting post about the two main weapons a writer must possess. He puts them across through very impactful stories.

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• Who: Dr. Abhyudaya Shrivastava
  What: Life Cycle of An Average Indian Engineer
  Tangy: Abhyudaya doodles a post about a typical engineer’s life in India. This one’s a very nice one! It leaves you with a smile.

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• Who: Dr Roshan Radhakrishnan
  What: Unrelenting…
  Tangy: Dr. Roshan writes a brilliant post this time. The start of the story leaves you shocked and makes you want to read ahead. A must read, this!

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• Who: Sreeja Praveen
  What: Tiny Love…..
  Tangy: Sreeja’s is a very sweet post. The unconditional love a small child showers on you, in times most unexpected is sure something irreplaceable!

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• Who: Devangana
  What: Time doesn’t heal all wounds
  Tangy: Here’s a poem that talks from a father’s point of view who has lost his child. There’s no pain worse than that of losing someone’s own child & to depict that through a poem is also very tough.

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