Indian Blogs worth reading-Updated May 2008
Updated May 2008
In their own write-
A Drop of Elixir -Elixir is "OPINIONATED..Brainy,snobbish, goofy, funny, classy"
Absolute Lee- Absolute Lee -"The girl next door with a mind as wicked as the boy next door".
Anil's Weblog-Anil-"Geek, Programming, Ruby, Rails, technology and Me" (Pune boy gets special mention.)
Bombay Lives-Bombay lives in Qatar and gives you a picture of what life is there for Indians.
Caferati- "Caferati is a collaboration between a motley group of writers ....talk about getting published, books, writing, getting published, poetry, getting published, prose, theatre, and just about anything connected with the word, including getting published.."
Desipundit - "This blog is set up to be the one-stop shop for the best that Indian blogosphere has to offer." Nice if you're in a hurry.
Domain Maximus- Sidin writes about "Life. Live. From Mumbai. Random Insane Mumblings. As seen on General NB, Dbabble. Mallu."
Global Voices Online At last, some more views of the World.
India Uncut- Amit Varma's take on the world of newsprint and media.
Trivial Matters- Akshay's photographs are worth loooking at- always
Sonia Faleiro- Musing from Sonia Faleiro, writer of a novel called "The Girl".
Yazad Jal-Yazad writes about everything worth thinking about..from art and literature, culture and society to economics and education to science and terrorism.
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nice blog you have. love all the recipes and pics.
Posted by: lalitha | May 25, 2006 at 07:19 AM
Please visit the site on sugarcraft for beginners. As a beginner, it will assist anybody interested in pursuing embellishment of the cakes with sugarcraft.
Posted by: Anamika Singh | September 27, 2007 at 03:11 PM
Sugarcraft classes covering all aspects of flower making and icings conducted. Visit the site for seeing the REAL work and details on workshops.
Posted by: Swati Jain | October 07, 2007 at 11:42 AM
Hi
just finished making a three-tier wedding cake with an african theme after doing a cake with an indian theme. do pass by, whenever you have time.
Posted by: Anamika Singh | November 30, 2007 at 05:46 PM