Well, I have been a serious blogger since last one year. Of course, I have been blogging for more than five years and doing some creative writing maybe, for last one hundred years.
No… no. I am not that old like Asha Ram Bapu or RK Pachauri.
Actually I feel that it is not only me but also my readers who have taken my blog seriously after I joined Indiblogger, which is the best platform for Indian bloggers to network and show case talent. What do you say? How many of you here agree with me. Wow. Quite a lot. Great.
What is more, Indiblogger now wants to take us to our next level. That is to make us published authors. I think it is every blogger’s dream to become a published author of books. How many of you don’t agree? Of course many of us here are already published authors.
I love this quote from Kahlil Zibran: To understand the heart and mind of a person, look not at what he has achieved, but at what he aspires to.
It is great that Indiblogger, Story Mirror and the Valley of Words have all come together to fulfill the dreams of aspiring authors. They deserve a big round of applause.
Coming to blogging, the comments and likes are not the only indicators that your blog is being read and liked. During official or informal meetings sometimes I come across people who tell me that they have been reading my blog regularly, even though they have never put any comment or liked the blog.
So, keep blogging. May our tribe flourish.
Launch of Kuhase ke Geet ( Hindi version of Sashi Sharma’s the Song’s of Mist)
Thank you guys for the fabulous gift hamper

P.S: Actually, this speech, being an afterthought could not be delivered. And my time-machine is still out of order.
It’s great that you attended the indiblogger meet. I am always a bit jealous of the ones living in Bangalore. You can always go and have darshan of Guruji when he is in ashram. For us, it’s months and months of wait.
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Well, waiting has its own charm😆
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True 😊
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Dear Sir, What a quote in each of expression. I am very happy that i have such kind of blogger in my circles. Thanks
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Thank you so much for stopping by
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Great speech, delivered or not. Publish your book.
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Thank you for your encouraging words
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Interesting Speech, Durga Prasad..Love the tempo of your words.. Best wishes!
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Thank you Sir, for your kind wishes
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I spent considerable time trying to identify you in the photograph! 😦
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The photographer is there. Behind the camera 😃
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Indiblogger is not what it used to be. However, there is hardly anything else out there. Well spoken, do carry on!
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For Indiblogger awards. In fact Ihave tagged you on twitter for the nominations. Last time you won in the short story category
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Thank you, my friend.
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Whatever platforms are available, i think it is the best one.
Aren’t you nominating your blog for #IBA2017. I think you won one in 2013.
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Nominate for what, Mr Dash?
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Brilliant work 🙂 Many Congratulations… Attending the meet must have been an experience.
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Yes, it was a very good experience
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I missed the event.Saw it late by which time the registration was over. Would have loved to come and meet you and other bloggers. anyway, great to see you had a great time!
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Better luck next time.
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I loved reading your speech. And what a lovely gift hamper! 🙂
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Thanks.
All these books have been published by Story Mirror. The authors had also come all the way from Chennai to attend the meet and promote their works.
By the way I’m happy to know that your book CANVAS OF THE MIND is getting very good reviews
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IndiBlogger and its meets are wonderful!
Nice way to deliver the speech 🙂
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Thank you Anita
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Great speech
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