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It’s been raining dinosaurs over the weekend in Mumbai and many parts of the country. Importantly the media has not highlighted the fact that in this monsoons, not even once has the Mumbai city been completely shut. Are we seeing an improvement this year? While it continues to rain heavily, read the wonderful posts from the Indian Bloggers.
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What is Spot Fixing? Have you ever heard of people betting on No balls and Wides? The Manager of our Neighboring team quotes ‘We are not institutionally corrupt’. 🙂 Talking about Institutions, do you know that #perkytweets are institutionally funny. 🙂 Read them now.
‘Mumbai has a new God Mother’. She promises to solve all the problems of Mumbai which even Raj Thackeray could not solve. Be it the so called outsider’s problems? Be it the water and malaria problem. Sab ka Hal hain.Who is the chosen one? It is none other than Rakhi Sawant! 🙂 Indian Bloggers if you have any issues please contact her or write wonderful posts and we will pick them and do our bit. 🙂 Continue reading “BlogAdda’s Spicy Saturday Picks – Aug. 28, ’10”
Mera Bharat Mahaan! This statement truly evokes a lot of feelings for our motherland. But is our Bharat really Mahaan? We are sure many of you have an opinion on this and we wanted to hear and read what the Indian Bloggers had to say about this. The entries which we received had one thing in common, the love for our country. We requested Ritu Lalit to judge this one and this is what she had to say.
Most of the blogs are created so that they can be read by many readers and reach out to the largest audience. It cannot be done overnight. 🙂 There are a few things which needs to be followed in order to achieve regular and loyal readership. Read on to find out how can you get more readers and traffic for your blog.
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A very happy Raksha Bandhan to all our readers. How many of you know the history or the tradition behind this festival? The story of Rani Karnavati of Chittor and Mughal Emperor Humayun finds a place for this festival in history. A very interesting story indeed. There are many interesting stories by the Indian Bloggers and they are here. 🙂 Read them now.
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