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The ministry has not taken any position on homosexuality. It has also not given any instruction apart from conveying the decision of the cabinet, says the Home Ministry. How do you react with such news? What are your views? Share your views and read what the blogosphere is buzzing about this week. 🙂
Continue reading “BlogAdda’s Spicy Saturday Picks – Feb. 25, ’12”
Is Android really open? What do you think about the e-commerce industry in India? These are some of the questions that one would want to ask someone, who has been one of the pioneers of Open Source and early adopters of technology in India. We are extremely happy to have Atul Chitnis at your Adda. He is the Man behind the awesome column ‘COMversations’ that used to appear in PCQuest and is one of the biggest proponent of Open Source in India. 🙂 Presenting to you an interview, that you cannot afford to miss reading. 🙂
Anand Ranganathan is at your Adda, armed with his allegoric work, a black comedy – The Land Of The Wilted Rose, the first of the The White Mahatma Quartet. A little white man rises to fight back from the small colony of England, and thus his story forms this novel. Read on for the interesting synopsis of the book, and know what is being offered. The novel also has a preview of other three parts of the Quartet series. You have a chance to receive an author signed copy of this novel!
Jigna Vora, a journalist, was charged for J Dey murder case under sections of Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA), Arms Act and Bombay Police Act. She is said to be involved in the conspiracy against the late journalist, apparently on J Dey’s reporting on Oil Mafia. Some journalists are forced to sensationalize, while some quietly work like J Dey. Do we really have the freedom that one should have in a democratic country? For now, we hope to believe, atleast the bloggers have. Go ahead and know what the bloggers are talking about.
Continue reading “BlogAdda’s Tangy Tuesday Picks – Feb. 21, ’12”
Popular bloggers, writers and debutant writers came together to write some stories, and thus they created, Urban Shots: Crossroads, edited by Ahmed Faiyaz. It is reviewed as having the right ingredients for a breezy read. It includes 30 urban stories by 26 authors! You will get to read differently amazing styles of writing and tales. Know more about this book below.
Breaking: The rights of the movie Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham has been brought by the DMK family. Apparently this will be inspired by the real life story of Stalin and Azhagiri alongwith the usual masala. #faking:) There are more things in life that will make you smile. Look around. 🙂 Wait, don’t look around. Continue reading. 😛