April 5, 2013

Month of March : “In Print”

Month of March

Week 1

Cover Page :

Cover Story :

Week 2

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Week 3

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Week 4

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Cover Story :

Overwhelming joy of seeing my name IN PRINT.

Thank you MONTH OF MARCH.

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March 10, 2013

Reaching out through blogs : My article in the leading newspaper of Middle-East

Since I started working as a part-time free-lance writer for Gulf Times, life seems to have taken an exciting new turn..

After the article for working women in Qatar, I have now written about bloggers in Qatar. In this country, blogging is still not considered as a “cool” or beneficial way of social interaction and with my article I try to clear those myths and misconceptions.

Read it here –

http://www.gulf-times.com/technology/233/details/344940/reaching-out-through-blogs

Although Gulf Times did not include photos of all the amazing bloggers I got in touch with, I will attach their photos here as a token of thanks for their contribution.

# all photos belong to the rightful owners

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February 8, 2013

D.U.B.A.I.

Dubai.

The land of riches. Or as I call it, the land of fake-wonders-in-the-world. 😉 … In case you don’t know what I am talking about. See this. or this.

A view from the top 😀

Worst part – I could not locate the famous Burj from far up here.. Maybe next time, I’ll make arrangements for a visa 😀

Pretty crowded, ain’t it? Somehow it reminds me of Indiaaaa…

Not as green as one may think it is. After all it is in the Arabian Gulf.

As the land and waters and my panoramic view trailed off, I started to think what was the best thing I saw in my lay over of 3 hours. And here it was :