Arangetram

For quite a long time writing a blog has been at the back of my mind and it has been that. Today is a day when I have decided to have the 'Arangetram', the first performance of an artist. My blog is titled 'Blogubagu'. The idea is to present a feel good factor being a commentary on the contemporaty subjects(in telugu, bagu means 'well' and the goal is to have a blog which is 'bagu' as well). Feedback is welcome. "Krushitho naasthi durbhiksham" goes thus the adage. I hope with sincere efforts and constructive feedback from all I could prove this blog to be of substance and relevance. Just a small beginning......

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  1. krishnaThursday, March 04, 2010 12:23:00 AM

    Better late than never, good appealing blog template, its nice to see people like you having great social interest with versatile views about the community and outside world start blogging, pretty certain that the upcoming posts will have constructive and interesting topics.

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  2. Dakshinamurthy KommuThursday, March 04, 2010 6:18:00 PM

    bagu-ndayya mallu. kottablogu. kotta postu.. Vijrumbhinchu..

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