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Think IIT and you picture super smart, dedicated students working towards getting a degree that will shape their lives, and possibly the future of the country. That’s quite true, but it’s quite a different story during the time of Spring Fest! The hallowed grounds of IIT-Kharagpur are transformed into a fiesta for these 4 days,i.e., from 29th January to 1st February.
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Blogging has long ago made the jump from a hobby to a full fledged profession. It not only allows you to explore your skills and talents but also creates a platform to showcase your work, expressions and skills. Nowadays, how you blog is also as important as what you blog. Earlier this month we wrote about 10 essentials to become a successful blogger and assured you an even better part 2 of the series. So here we present Part 2, with more essentials to ensure that your blog stands out from the crowd.
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Falling in love is one of the greatest things we can experience in this human life. The moments which we spend with our loved one are the treasure that we accumulate over the course of life together. It is easy to fall in love, and just as difficult to keep a relationship alive, exciting and wonderful for a long time. We believe that laughter is the strongest cement that keeps your relationship going forever. What’s your #LoveAndLaughter story?
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Wish you all a very Happy Republic Day 2016! Today we celebrate our Constitution, the very foundation of our Indianness. We salute our great nation, the world’s biggest democracy and pledge to work for our motherland’s progress in our own way. This Republic Day, pledge to become a published author with BlogAdda’s Bloggers To Authors Program.
The death of a Dalit research scholar is making headlines on every news channel for over a week. On January 17, 2016, Rohith Vemula, a student of Hyderabad University committed suicide, leaving a suicide note that says a lot more in between the lines than what he has written in his letter. He was a student activist who felt the pulse of student politics, he faced problems and he had dreams like any other student. The 26 year old’s life was lost, but not before bringing to the fore issues related to student politics, casteism and the administrative loopholes in educational institutions. The horrible irony is that while Rohith’s letter read ‘The value of a man was reduced to his immediate identity and nearest possibility. To a vote. To a number. To a thing. Never was a man treated as a mind. As a glorious thing made up of star dust. In very field, in studies, in streets, in politics, and in dying and living.’, his death has divided people even more sharply along caste lines. We look at what bloggers have to say about Rohith’s death and the later developments.
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In the olden times, masterpieces used to be novels, poems and paintings. Nowadays, we are happy to create masterpieces in 140 characters on Twitter. The measure of a tweet’s success is the number of RTs and likes it gets. Of course, the greatest measure of a tweet’s success is its selection for #PerkyTweets. Read the funniest tweets from Indians, and marvel at their brilliant composition!