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Free speech is meant to protect unpopular speech. Popular speech, by definition, needs no protection – Neal Boortz.
And we all are the ones who need protection. Protection of our speech. Our free speech.
Continue reading “Defend democracy on the Internet, keep expression free!”
Here is an exciting opportunity for all those individuals, who want to be the reason for bringing about a difference in the society. INK and Google have come together, and are looking for evangelists who can influence local communities and inspire them to use the internet and improve their lives. And you could be a part of this. Here is how.
Remember our Facebook Discussions? Yes, the ones which Facebook unfortunately closed down. We had some wonderful & meaningful interactions on that platform. We received many requests from bloggers, requesting us to initiate a platform at BlogAdda, where they can engage in these conversations again. So, here we are, commencing the discussions again!
Children are like wet cement. Whatever falls on them, makes an impression – Dr. Haim Ginott.
So truly said by Dr. Haim. They absorb the joy that you give them, and also the coarse memories. One of these coarse behaviors is Sexual Abuse that the child is put through by some inhuman people. Against this act, the blogosphere joins hands, to create awareness for not overlooking such instances. It’s the Child Sexual Abuse Awareness month, and here is what CSA team wants to say:
Continue reading “Child Sexual Abuse Awareness Month – Spread Awareness”
So what is so special about IPL this season? Some team will battle hard but fail, some will plunder the rest and one will take home the coveted prize. Guess what? It’s going to be much more than what you think is ‘special’; it’s going to be L-E-G-E-N-D-A-R-Y and you just cannot afford to miss it.
Three epic teams of the Indian Premiere League are Roaring, Charging and Daring to leave a mark and you get to live it all!
How?
2011 has been a wonderful year and I am extremely elated to write the last post of this year. As I type, I am re-collecting the wonderful moments that we have experienced in this year. We started with opportunities for bloggers to get published in two different editions of ‘Chicken Soup for the Indian Soul‘. This was followed by our association with Encyclopaedia Britannica where Indian bloggers got a chance to be featured on the official Britannica blog. I am pleased to say that many talented bloggers were noticed by a large audience, when their posts were featured on the official Britannica blog.
