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Nature's friends at Kissanpur!

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Renie Ravin
from Chennai |

New contest from Kissan!

http://www.indiblogger.in/topic.php?topic=106

Winners can choose from Goa, Kerala, Coorg, Uttarakhand, Shivalik Hills in Punjab, Maharashtra, Sikkim, Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary and Rural Rajasthan 

These are all family/group packages by India Untravelled; and Shivya can throw more light on the places, the activities planned etc.

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Ranjith
from hyderabad |

First to reply.. without seeing the contest page Tongue out

Ranjith
from hyderabad |

... boring prizes Undecided:P

The topic sounds similar to the previous kissan contest Cool

Anita
from Bhubaneswar |

there are some great destinations you can choose from!

Prizes should appeal the travel-lovers! Smile

Ranjith
from hyderabad |

Yes Laughing but I prefer sitting at home in front of the TV instead of travelling Undecided

Nandini Deka
from Bombay |

prizes are boring for mr.india types ( u ) who likes to remain invisible to the worldLaughing, for others they are indeed greatMoney mouthCool

Mayura Rao
from Bangalore |

My blog is becoming an ad portal with so many contests.

Anita
from Bhubaneswar |

Kissanpur looks like fun! Great contest! Smile

Much needed as we all need to be friends with nature. 

RioZee
from Out of this yEt in this World |

I will surely write,

Manjulika Pramod
from New Delhi, Faridabad |

Loved the topic though the prizes dnt look very attractive...

Shilpi Dutta
from delhi |

No early bird prizes or consolation prizes for atleast 20-30 participants? Y Y Y ??????? No tweets eaither!!!! Oh come on! Atleast vouchers for 50! Please! 

Nandini Deka
from Bombay |

yea kissan pinapple jam hampersMoney mouth

Ranjith
from hyderabad |

I want mixed fruit jam Money mouth

Nandini Deka
from Bombay |

mixed fruit is eeeeeeeeeeeee....pinapple jam hampersMoney mouth

Ranjith
from hyderabad |

You separate the pineapple from the mixed fruit jam and eat it Money mouth

Nandini Deka
from Bombay |

you go to a fruit shop and eat mixed fruitUndecided...i'll have kissan pineapple jam KissCool

Ranjith
from hyderabad |

They don't sell jam in fruit shop Undecided

Nandini Deka
from Bombay |

you eat all the fruits together, it''ll become mixed fruit jam in ur tummySmile

Bushra M
from Bangalore |

Lovely topic! Indiblogger is so creative.

Shivya Nath
from India |

Hello good people. Shedding some light on the prizes, planned by India Untravelled:

- Your family gets to unearth the best-kept secrets of popular places like Goa, Kerala or Coorg. Like speedboating along the riverine backwaters of Goa, island hopping, staying with a local family in a 500 year old Goan-Portuguese home.

- For nature lovers, discovering the quaint countryside of Uttarakhand, Punjab, Maharashtra, Sikkim or Rajasthan, through charming colonial home stays, farm stays nestled in the mountains, village walks... experiences that offer you a glimpse of India beyond the regular tourist trail.

You can read more about these experiences on our website and send any questions my way :)

Good luck!

disha kotak
from mumbai |

Quick question , 

Dose the package include 'the getting there bit?'

Nikita Goel
from Houston |

Thanks Shivya...loved ur Blog so much :)

Rachna Parmar
from Bangalore |

I love the topic, the concept and the prizes. Will surely pen something here :).

Arti
from Mumbai |

Kind of makes me nostalgic.. still remember so many of the beautiful warm entries that the contest had received. This is a perfect time to dive into the depths of our memories and rekindle all of them now! Smile

And about the prizes, from my personal experience I can say, walking down these trails is a great way to uncover hidden treasures of our country and also experience some inner peace. Cool

TF Carthick
from Bangalore |

I have bad memories of last year's contest. Don't want to remember.

Sangeeta Sharma
from Bangalore |

Where did you go, Arti? Did you write about it on your blog?

Arti
from Mumbai |

@TF: Really? But why? Was this the same contest in which you had written about your village trips during childhood? I remember that post of yours, it was beautiful.

@Sangeeta: I had gone to Kannur in Kerala, and yes, I have blogged about all of it on my blog. :) Let me know if you need some pointers or links.

Sangeeta Sharma
from Bangalore |

Thank you so much, Arti. Now I remember reading about your Kannur trip. Going through them now. Wish I could win this contest..

TF Carthick
from Bangalore |

Yes, Arti. That was the one. I was somehow very attached to the content of my post for that contest and was really bitter about losing that one. It was not about the prize - but seeing a few of the other winners, I felt my post was not sufficiently valued by them and I had wasted it on them. So I shall always retain bitter memories about this particular sponsor.

I remember you were the one who consoled me with kind words after that one. That is a good memory from that contest.

Arti
from Mumbai |

@Sangeeta: My pleasure, Sangeeta! And here's wishing you all the very best! Give your 100 percent and crack the nut! Smile

@TF: Don't blame you for that, TF. I know it's not a good feeling ...

But there's one thing I got to tell you is that, today.. I might not remember all those entries that 'won' but I do remember the entries that struck a chord in me somewhere. So many of those have simply stuck on, irrespective of winning or losing. One among them is yours, TF. And for that beautiful memory of mine, I am thankful to you.

And I am very happy to read about your happy memory,  Smile I have always seen this community ready to share - both joys and sorrows (and cakes! Tongue out) - and that's one reason why I truly love this place and its people.

Rajesh K
from Chennai |

The contest could have been designed for everyone to participate. Not sure how we can write about stories about kids loving nature, without kids?

Ranjith
from hyderabad |

Imagination Cool

Srilakshmi Indrasenan
from Chennai |

Kissan - Surprised Yummy! Kids - Undecided I don't have any and additionally, I hate noisy kids - how will I write about them in a positive way when I hate them Cry Okay, the prizes look awwwwwwwesome... So this will cost me 120 bucks (dairy milk silk) to bribe my tiny kiddo niece and get a kiddo story from her Tongue out Cool

Amanda mcMahon
from Thane |

Does the link (http://www.kissan.in/) need to be do-follow?

Ranjith
from hyderabad |

There is no rule about the link being do follow or no follow. So, it is upto you to decide. 

Laughing

Nandini Deka
from Bombay |

it needs to be clickable

Ritu KT
from New Delhi |

Sounds like a good contest! Definitely going to participate in this one!

Rupali Garg
from Kaithal, Haryana |

Great.....i submitted my post, hoping for the best

Nikita Goel
from Houston |

Interesting..I am a nature kid in n out 

Sneh Asnani
from Bangalore |

Yummy topic.. but you need kids to tell stories :( does the prize also include travel tickets to the places and staying cost or only nature trails...

So many contests.. not sure if I will participate..

Vineet Rajan
from Mumbai |

A small clarification. You don't need to be a parent to write a blog post. It could also be an experience from your childhood. All the best!

Gaurab
from New Delhi |

Thanks for the info :)