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Diwali is just around the corner. This weekend, we are sure many of you would be wondering how to decorate your house. Prachi Grover, our freshest guest blogger, is at our Adda to make your job very simple. In this guest post, she shares with us diwali decoration tips and how to make your house look more colourful and bright. Read on and hop over to Prachi’s blog to show some love if you like her tips. 🙂
It has been over a year since I wrote my first blog post My tryst with Twitter: 35 tips for beginners which captured my learning on Twitter as a beginner. I had hundred odd followers then, not many knew about my existence on Twitter and I could get away with pretty much anything. Times have changed since then. I have had my ups and downs on Twitter. I have done a few things right and I have messed up a few. I have enjoyed the spotlight that has come my way and there have been times when I have wished for obscurity.
Sagarika Chakraborty is a corporate lawyer and here at BlogAdda she is providing us with some useful insights on legal rights of patients. This post is a part of the Breast cancer awareness month in partnership with Indusladies. Let us say bye bye to breast cancer.
There are some traits that just come to be associated with your profession. I remember traveling with a film director on one flight. On seeing him stare intently at a fellow passenger, I had in good jest asked him if he was contemplating of signing the person up for his upcoming project where he needed a ‘fresh face’?
Continue reading “When the pink ribbon is tied on the black advocate robe”
Social Media is more than just a buzzword. It could be a passing fad just like some ‘experts’ speculate, or the next big wave (for those who don’t already feel it).I’m no expert neither do I enjoy speculating. However, as I write this piece for Blogadda, I’m sure that you, the reader, have moved to a point far ahead from the one where you exclaimed ‘aw3s0m3!’ (a geeky way to express that adrenaline rush on seeing a neat digital phenomena) looking at videos sharing social media statistics.
Continue reading “Getting Doubly Social in the Global Village”
Marketing as a profession, traveling a passion, blogging an obsession and backpacking an addiction, she pretty much spends all her time dreaming about the world she is yet to discover. Meet Aparna Shekar Roy aka Backpacking Ninja. Having backpacked in more than 25 countries, some people call her a wanderer. Some people say she is just lost. But, Tolkien hit the nail on the head when he said “Not all those who wander are lost.”
She is Tolkien’s travel child. Let us hear her story as she sets off on an adventurous journey through Wales, backpacking and blogging. Representing India at the Great Welsh Showdown, she will be facing challenges like surviving in the wild, jumping off a cliff, learning a new language and even making paper out of sheep poo. She takes this journey along with 5 other bloggers from all over Asia. Follow her adventure at www.backpackingninja.com and travel vicariously with her to Wales. Let’s support her representation by constantly pepping and encouraging her through comments on her blog. Time to read her story now!
Continue reading “Aparna Shekar Roy with the story of a Backpacking Ninja”
Post by Surekha Pillai on her journey to become a PR Consultant.
I wanted to be a truck when I grew up. I believed kids grew up to be objects of their desire. When I outgrew that phase, not without heartbreak, I set my heart on becoming a doctor. Children back then had dreams of either becoming a doctor or an engineer. I was not quite sure what an engineer did whereas a doctor’s job seemed easier and more fun, so I settled on doctor.
