Plain Vanilla Bharatiya Blog Mela
Published by Yazad Jal December 2nd, 2003 in Web WorldWe’re back to the basics — to enjoy, ponder and rant about what’s best (and perhaps what’s worst) in the Bharatiya Blogosphere. And no phancy photoos, only bak-bak!
Aashish Chandorkar disagrees with Goldman Sachs on the Demographic Dividend.
Kingsley Jegan stretches a climax. And he’s not faking it!
Shobha gripes about Mee Mumbaikar.
Prashant Kothari does a triple take — examines the chemistry of love, banks on women and pulls a fast one. (Hungry Kya?)
Debashish Chakrabarty wonders if the blog revolution is over, (but hope triumphs in the end).
Om Malik is starting a research project on lone coders — “the programmers who refuse to climb the corporate ladder; or kowtow to the whims and fancies of venture capitalists.” His first piece on Ben and Mena Trott of Movable Type is here.
Finally, Brajeshwar discovers a six year old who might become the youngest Macromedia certified Flash professional in the world (of course he’s Indian ;-)
Thanks Aashish, Kingsley, Debashish and Prashant for nominations. And of course momma-to-be for her eternal support!
PS: As you’re here already, feel free to browse around AnarCapLib.
6 Responses to “Plain Vanilla Bharatiya Blog Mela”
- 1 Trackback on Dec 3rd, 2003 at 1:59 am
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Oh cool! Thanks Yazad :) And I thought my blog is not read by many desis owing to the taboo “J” in blog URL and the fact that my referrer logs mostly show up people looking for “Kaanta Lagaa” video.
Incidently I am also hosting the next Bharteeya Blog Mela. Nominations have been invited here.
“Kaanta Lagaa” video, hmmmm, cool. Keep it up.