For The Love Of Ice-Cream
Despite a Mechanical Engineering background, food has always been a passion for Tanvi Chowdhri. It was in her physics lab at her alma mater,...
10 Twitteratis: You couldn’t ignore
Amidst the growling competition of getting trending filters and emoticons, Twitter still remains stagnant to its 140 character limit and retains the monopoly over...
Nirmala Sitharaman Caught In The Twitterati Criticism
Politicians in India are always under the limelight for various things they do and say. Nothing different has happened with our nation’s...
Blogger of the Month – Abhishek Srivastava
Abhishek Srivastava works as Project Manager in MAQ software. He pursued his undergraduate degree in Computer Science Engineering at Manipal Institute of Technology, and completed his MBA at MDI...
Twitter CEO, Jack Dorsey Clarifies That Twitter Will Never Have An ‘Edit Tweet’ Option
It’s been a long time since Twitter users have been demanding Twitter for an ‘edit tweet’ button that would enable them to...
Editor’s Note – May 2016
It's the time of the year that we have all been waiting for! Summer is at its peak, bringing mangoes and of course, the...
Blogger of the Month – Nikhil Bille
Nikhil Bille started the education blog Lets More Education in 2011. At that time there were only a few blogs in India related with Educational Information and Recruitment updates....
Blogger of The Month – Sankara Subramanian
http://www.beontheroad.com
Sankara Subramanian, the founder of ‘Be On The Road’ travel blog, is your regular middle class Indian who has made ‘An Active Travel Lifestyle’ as his full-time career and...
Anand Mahindra Shares His “Onisdom” With The Netizens
The Twitterati was high on witty and tongue in cheek humour after the chairman of Mahindra, Anand Mahindra, shared few new words...
Twitter @ MOJOROJO
He’s a Stand-up Comedian, Writer, Bombayite, Grammar Nazi, LOST/Breaking Bad/Louie/Everything on EZTV fan, Astronaut, Nobel Laureate, three-time Grammy winner, and full-time pathological liar.
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