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Holi is the festival of colour, and what’s life without a little colour? In the absence of colour, life starts looking bleak, dull and not much worth living. On the other hand, a life full of colour sounds exciting and something to look forward to, right? That’s what this week’s WOW blog writing prompt is all about!
Indhuja Pillai is a young blogger currently working in Bangalore, but you might know her as the person who set up marry.indhuja.com, a site where she looked for potential suitors for herself (in a tongue in cheek manner, of course), after her parents created a profile for her on a matrimonial site. Her one page site too off like nobody’s business, and soon went viral, with the youngsters-hounded-by-their-parents-to-get-married crowd identifying with Indhuja and her problem. Indhuja has now been featured by leading newspapers and news channels for her ‘hatke’ response to marriage proposals. BlogAdda caught up with Indhuja for an interview about the comet that lit up her her blogging career – marry.indhuja.com and other things.
The weather has become Oh. So. Blissful all of a sudden, and we intend to add to the bliss by bringing you some of the best blog posts from Indian bloggers. Read on and enjoy. You only have a few hours left to participate in ‘The World Remade‘ and win vouchers worth Rs. 1000 or a pass to the India Today #Conclave15 worth Rs. 1 lakh so blog before it’s too late!
We are back with Spicy Saturday Picks – some of the best blog posts by Indian bloggers this week. Saturday means it is also the last weekend before the ‘The World Remade‘ activity ends, so blog for it now to win passes to the India Today #Conclave15 worth Rs. 1 lakh each!
Hriday Ranjan is an MPhil student who blogs at HeartRanjan. Recently, his blog post ‘Why is Aamir Khan Such A Pretentious Prick‘ showed up on everyone’s social media feeds, lending the satirical blog post instant virality. The post, which was written after Aamir Khan’s response to the AIB Roast, raised a lot of laughs and sparked many a conversation. But Hriday was blogging long before his post spread like wildfire, and his sense of humour and observation has won him a steady stream of followers. BlogAdda spoke to Hriday about his blogging journey, and the interesting reactions that his recent post has generated.
A lot of people in India love winter because it gives us a welcome respite from the sweltering heat all year round. Despite this, there is a different feeling in the air when spring arrives, don’t you think?