Indian Bloggers remember and pay tribute to Jagjit Singh

Each of his Ghazal had a deep meaning to it. Be it ‘Hothon se choo lo tum‘ or ‘Tum itna jo muskura rahe ho‘. His duets with his wife Chitra Singh are still fresh and people still wish that they both had continued singing. Many relate their favourite Jagjit Singh songs with actual incidences in their lives, the incidences that are refreshed now when they hear his songs.

We asked our blogger friends to remember Jagjit Singh and let us know the first song that came into their mind when his name comes up. 🙂 Our special thanks to Gauri for suggesting us to do this post based on the Kishore Kumar Special, we had done earler. 🙂 Thank you to all our friends who took the time out to reply and let us know your favorites. Here are their favorites. View and Listen to them now.

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BlogAdda’s Spicy Saturday Picks – Oct. 8, ’11

Spicy SaturdayMan Assaults Ex-Wife Because She Didn’t Click ‘Like’ on His Status Update. This was a #WTH news of the day but imagine the day when it becomes real. Every single day, the social networks are slowly entering into our private space and exposing it to the whole world. Do you agree? Let us know. Time to read the best blogposts from the Indian Bloggers community aka #spicypicks for this week. 🙂

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Sikandar: 10 players, 68 days

Today, the book that we announce might be of interest to many of you. A very interesting and curious excerpt this book carries. The backdrop of this book is based on a reality show in Calcutta, where 10 contestants are locked up in a house for 68 days. The book progresses to unveil the characteristics of each of the contestants of the house, and thereby bringing in some changes in their lives. This book is called ‘Sikandar: 10 players, 68 days’ by its author Binayak Banerjee, which is translated by Soma Ghosh. Interested to know more about it? Then read below…

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