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Arvind Passey
from Delhi |

Blogger responsibility.

Note: The way it is perceived by the bloggers and the way the sponsors look at it... and the way readers would think about it.

Arvind Passey
from Delhi |

On human-animal conflict... and the lessons there that could help mitigate human-human conflicts.

Arvind Passey
from Delhi |

Does the conventional media look towards blogging and bloggers as their inspiration for viewpoints?

Or is it the other way round?

That is, is it the blogger who scavenges the conventional media for his daily dose of 'inspired writing'? :)

Anita
from Bhubaneswar |

Topic: "What Bloggers Want"

We can write it as a personal Post or a General one based on our experience/what we have learnt/would like to share.

We can discuss some/all points that are important to us - readers, respect, comments, suggestions, improvements, prizes (including Chocolate Hampers...!!!)...

Uma Maheswari Anandane
from Karaikal |

IndiBloggers random topics ->

1) What they learnt /acheived/dreaming to achieve by blogging?

2) 10 + years from their blogging journey, where do they like to see themselves ?

3) Take history ( events/biographies of legends or achievers in any field ) and blog some thoughts about them. 

Saket Kalikar
from Hyderabad |

'If I were Renie,......!' Smile

Ranjith
from hyderabad |

Super topic! Money mouth

Saket Kalikar
from Hyderabad |

'What is there beyond the universe?'

'What was it like before the start of time? What will it be like after the end of time?'

'How to make IndiBlogger a Rs 1000 Crore venture?'

Ranjith
from hyderabad |

'What is there beyond the universe?'

I thought about this for a week when I was in class 9. I don't want to experience that horror again Undecided

Arindam Sarkar
from Kolkata |

Answers - 1. Rajnikanth. 2. Rajnikanth. 3. Rajnikanth.

Saket Kalikar
from Hyderabad |

Arindam,  1.Laughing 2. Laughing 3.Laughing

Ranjith, Laughing

Ranjith
from hyderabad |

Importance of data structures in blogging Tongue out

Shruti
from Kolkata |

lol cud be importance of blogging in Data Structure classes :D :D

Nandini Deka
from Bombay |

this one went over my headInnocent

Ranjith
from hyderabad |

@ Shruti Surprised 

@ ND A data structure is an organised collection of data. For example, a blog post consists of the data - title, content and comments. Comments in turn is a data structure which contains a group of comments. Each comment is also a data sructure containing the commenetor's name, URL and comment.

Tongue out

Aditya
from New Delhi |

What all things you want to do in your lifetime before you die and why?

TechChumz
from Bangalore |

Who told you I'm going to die? Who told you? Who told you? Who.. (Broken record smiley, do loop smiley, tantrum smiley)

Ranjith
from hyderabad |

Humans are mortal! Cool

Vijay Prabhu
from Mumbai |

If I were a IITian, how I could change my city and IndiaCool

Ranjith
from hyderabad |

funny Tongue out

They need to first change themselves first and take a bath daily. :P

Nandini Deka
from Bombay |

ranjith...u dont bath daily?SurprisedTongue outLaughingSurprised

TechChumz
from Bangalore |

No! Ranjith does NOT take a bath daily - he takes a bath hourly.

Ranjith
from hyderabad |

ND Not me. Cool Others Tongue out

Rakhee Tongue out

Ranjith
from hyderabad |

Write short stories with the following titles / themes

The bird and its lonely nest SmileFrown

A story in which everyone dies towards the end Money mouth

The 34 years wait FrownSmile

What happens when you exchange your brain with another person? Tongue out

Saket Kalikar
from Hyderabad |

What happens when you exchange your brain with another person?

Cool one!

Nandini Deka
from Bombay |

The bird and its lonely nest

the bird shud marry asapWink

Amar Naik
from Ponda/Bangalore |

how indiblogger changed my blogging perspective?

how indiblogger contest inspired me?

if  cricket was not a religion in india, what would it be?

a day in  the life of a blogger

if india becomes america what will change

CyberKID
from India |

Ok, I see some serious topics here. So, my topic would be - What role does the media play in framing our thoughts about the world around us, and normally, how do we like to assess the information that we get from media, esp. when what we are getting is a set of conflicting reports?

This is because of a recent incident, here in Delhi, involving a student from North East. What we got as initial response from the SHO of the area in which this incident happened, was that this was not a hate crime, and just a fight among teenagers, but media reports turned it into something else.

Ranjith
from hyderabad |

Science = Religion ? Both are based on certain axioms which are to be accepted without questioning. The axiom in religion is to believe in God. Cool

Is it necessary to be stay updated with all the things happening in the world? Political news, technology etc. Is there a place on this Earth for a person who wants to know nothing except about himself and a few people close to him? Undecided

Can humans survive without being hypocritical ? Undecided

How God punishes those who play cricket in the corridor disturbing others ? Cool

How to assasinate corridor cricketers ? Yell

Luck plays a major role in human lives. Justify. Sealed

Modern humans can't accept too much of love. Justify. Undecided

How to make a list bigger than Rakhee's ? Innocent

DS
from Mumbai |

How to assassinate corridor cricketers?? You hate them so much?

Ranjith
from hyderabad |

Yes. They disturb a lot :((

I wouldn't bother if they play in some corridor other than the one near my room Undecided

DS
from Mumbai |

I wonder if my hostelmates thought the same about me when I playing terrace cricket during my engineering days.

Ranjith
from hyderabad |

The disturbance caused by terrace cricket will be much less. This corridor cricket is right in front of my room. Undecided

DS
from Mumbai |

Those who lived on the second floor, just beneath the terrace, their ceilings - Our playing and we jumping and running around and the ball pounding on the floor with every shot must have surely reached them? But they never seemed to complain.

Ranjith
from hyderabad |

May be they were too good Tongue out just like me :P I never ( dared to )  asked them to stop playing in the corridor. Undecided

DS
from Mumbai |

Maybe but I doubt it since they our seniors by 2 years!! So they could have stopped us from playing very easily. It could be that some of their clan were regulars on the terrace with us that we were never bothered :)

RioZee
from Out of this yEt in this World |

Marry or not to marry "for and against" 

RioZee
from Out of this yEt in this World |

Divorce or not to divorce, for and against

Nandini Deka
from Bombay |

you didnt suggest...to live-in or not live-in??Tongue out

RioZee
from Out of this yEt in this World |

AAh, yo, In India Live in funda is in a budding stage, with none legal rights, like in america, but still, thanks for pointing out. nice suggestion

Nandini Deka
from Bombay |

actually courts has announced legal rights for live-in partner recently

RioZee
from Out of this yEt in this World |

Imagine a situation that you want to end a relationship. How will you say it to her or him. what precautions you will take in choosing location, time, etc. weave a story around this and contemplate imaginary reactions and your counter reactions.

RioZee
from Out of this yEt in this World |

interestiong anecdote I recall of famous crime thriller novelist, Agatha christie, went missing after her husband proposed a divorce to her. Avid Search operation was conducted with sniffer dogs and all,and all police force on full action and she was found after a week, holed up in a hotel.

Bushra M
from Bangalore |

If you were given a wand, an invisibility cloak and a philosopher's stone what would you do? Foot in mouth

Ranjith
from hyderabad |

Expected such a topic from you Tongue out

Mayura Rao
from Bangalore |

Who is a better cook Man Or Woman?

(most hotels, restaurants and all other eateries outside your home have male cooks, women cook only at home but still it is regarded as a housewife's job and not a househusband's job if at all there is one)

Nandini Deka
from Bombay |

i think men...i hate cookingUndecided

CyberKID
from India |

I think that's a very subjective thing, and depends from person to person.