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I Love ....
Really wonderful. Happy Independence day to you and your loved ones. Also wish you a happy weekend.
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Ximeroni - The Kiss of The Morning Mist...or perhaps, a faraway mother-touch...
Nicely written. Nature's priorities are unknown to us. When there is flood, there is cyclone and there is earth quake, we are helpless. We have our skies on the top without any boundaries nothing else.
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An Unhuman Conversation
Really commendable. Wonderful piece of work. Enjoyed reading it with pleasure. Keep it up and all the best.
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Little Dogs at Play
You imagined it superbly. I was watching it line by line with happiness. Nicely written and all the best.
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TO THREAD A BRAT
I loved to read your blog wrapped in your fond memories. Though belated let me put my appreciation for the wonderful narration. Keep up the good writing.
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Mr. Sulekha…Guys on the Ramp ( My 100th Blog :-)) )
Congratulations for your 100th blog. All the best in your initiatives.
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Tagore Left On This Day-- { 7th August 1941 / Baishey Shrabon }
I was there in Kolkata in the begining of my career, roughly 26 years ago. I used to stay at Dover Lane, Ghariahat. Most of the mornings greeted me with Rabindra Sangeet which flowed from our nearby place. It was really mesmerizing and made me buy a casette and play it at my leisure. I forgot karnatik music, which I adored since childhood, and became a fan of Rabindra Sangeet.
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