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Breaking news: The apartment where Poonam Pandey stays has disconnected the water connection to her house. Apparently the building is facing water shortage due to the number of showers that Poonam is taking these days. #fakingnews. Mumbai, you don’t have to worry as the rains are not in the mood to go away as yet. Time now to read the humor tweets, #perkytweets.
Is it going to be Santosh Hegde VS Anna Hazare? Santosh says ‘I will not let go of my Baby’ whereas Anna and his team are riding the Lokayukta wave. 🙂 What do you think will happen? Let us know your views. Time now to read the best blog posts from the Indian Blogosphere. Enjoy the weekend.
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We have a book today, whose excerpt seems enlightening to us. The author is an Internet technology professional and already has a book in his kitty named ‘E-verything.com’. Rajeev Nanda is heartily welcomed at the adda with his book ‘Conversations’. Rajeev Nanda is that rare individual willing to share his cherished moments to a world gone largely cynical. Through his poems and stories, he brings back the smile on our faces, helping us look at life through the perspective of his old-world humanism. This indeed is a tour de force of realism wedded to elegant prose and lyrical poetry, says Allen Medonca, Consulting Editor, 080 magazine & explocity.com. Arthur Melzer, author and professor, says Conversations is the heartfelt chronicle of a man talking to himself – his earnest quest for answers to the basic questions of life. Looks interesting? Read below for excerpt from the author himself.
In India, we hear about people travelling across oceans to be with their love but very rarely we hear about people shifting to India to be with their love. Today at your Adda, we have someone special for whom love matters a lot. For someone who is not an Indian by birth, marrying an Indian and adapting to Indian Culture is not an easy decision to make. But she has done it and she is loving every bit of it. We welcome Cynthia, one of the oldest expat bloggers in India. In her interview, she shares her experiences about relocating to India, her family, her life and much more. Ready?
Each of his Ghazal had a deep meaning to it. Be it ‘Hothon se choo lo tum‘ or ‘Tum itna jo muskura rahe ho‘. His duets with his wife Chitra Singh are still fresh and people still wish that they both had continued singing. Many relate their favourite Jagjit Singh songs with actual incidences in their lives, the incidences that are refreshed now when they hear his songs.
We asked our blogger friends to remember Jagjit Singh and let us know the first song that came into their mind when his name comes up. 🙂 Our special thanks to Gauri for suggesting us to do this post based on the Kishore Kumar Special, we had done earler. 🙂 Thank you to all our friends who took the time out to reply and let us know your favorites. Here are their favorites. View and Listen to them now.
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Mobile Apps! How many of you think that these apps have made your life easier and simpler? There is always an other side to the coin. Scott Jensen believes ‘Mobile Apps must die‘. Which side of the coin are you supporting? Let us know. Time to read the best blog posts from the Indian Bloggers this week.
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