Webneetech.com interviewed Vipul Grover, founder of Reflections of An Empathic Libertarian and Blog-a-Ton; we found no better words than his own in describing his journey as a blogger.

Vipul, says “Sitting at home, while preparing for my civil services exams, I had a lot of time to introspect. I was trying to find – ‘what do I stand for’. To develop an answer, I started this blog – The Reflections of an Empathic Libertarian. However, I was pretty irregular.

“I always had these aberrant thoughts capering in my head; hence had been in touch with school magazines to let me promulgate my writings. With the expansion of internet services in India, blogging became a popular affair around 2007.It was in 2009 that I read a blog posted with the author’s short stories that broke my misconception that a blog is meant for techies, hobbies, travel and not for those who are willing to post something ‘unhappening’ . Before I started writing blogs, college magazines were the only way I could take my words to a hearing. And the college magazines too seemed a bit more interested towards anything other than my short stories. I needed a bit more mature readers. So I started blogging.” Says Ashutosh Singh, a 19 year old, B.Tech student.

Cloudia Charters, a writer and a homemaker started “Comfort Spiral” in September 2008 with an intention to promote her Novel and books.

The blog is all about Hawaii’s beauty, life, easy wisdom, friendship, feeling good, Hawaii culture & music & people; till now the blog holds around 500 write-ups anything and everything related to Hawaii.

Visit “Comfort Spiral” to know more about Hawaii… Here is the interview with Cloudia on her blogging love.

The blog “Chinte Aur Baucharen” was launched in June 2004; its all about Humor, Humor and Humor… as of now this blog includes around 686 blog posts with 213 followers through Google connect and with a monthly visit of 8000 on his blog…

Read the whole interview of this amazing blogger to know more about him and his wonderful experience as a blogger.

Arindam Dey, a 24 year student passionate about writing, always wanted to share his writing with readers worldwide and this desire motivated him to start launch his own blog “Invisibleimpressions” in August 2008, Arindam’s blog is a blend of his self-made Poems, stories, anecdote and articles, You will find most of his write-ups on Love and Life as he is very much fascinated by these topics.

In an interview with WebNeeTech.com, Arindam Dey shared his journey and experience about blogging.

“If nonstop nonsense is what you like, then probably you are reading about the right person. Hi, this is Gayathri Vishwanathan. Waise toh I don’t like to blow my own trumpet, but since I have been asked to describe myself, I would describe myself as a friendly, kiddish and intelligent girl err sorry woman. Writing is my passion (which does not include writing sad technical user manuals) and I intend to nurture it to the fullest by writing more frequently.” Says Gayathri a lover of writing and always wanted a platform where she can explore her writing and then she launched “gayathri-vishwanatha” in March 2007.

We enjoyed reading her interview, read the whole interview to know more about Gayathri and her journey as a blogger.

Nithya launched “Nitsarts” and “4thsensesamayal” in March 2009; it was her profession of Arts and Crafts that made easy for her to start and run Nitsarts. You can find a variety of beautiful crafts and pictures with nice blog posts on the same and the blog “4thsensesamayal” is the inspiration of her mother’s instructions and her experiment in the kitchen, this blog includes write-ups on various food recipes which is been experimented by her specially south Indian dishes.

Nithya says” I just can’t stay idle. I always spent my holidays doing some crafty thing or the other.

“I had always been intrigued by the whole ‘Blogging’ mania that has swept the world in recent times. I always believed that your thoughts and ideas should be kept to yourselves, unless someone comes up and asks you for them but after reading a few absorbing posts put up by a few people close to me, I realized that the concept of blogging is not so bad after all. That was when I wrote my first blog…Rather late in the day I might add!” says Siddarth.

Siddarth Shetty, a Technology Analyst by profession was very much influenced by blogging Mania so, to know more about blogging and to end his curiosity Siddarth launched his own blog

In the list of serious bloggers and expressive bloggers, we have our next blogger, Gaurav aka Maveric, a Content writer by profession and a blogger by heart. Gaurav founded Uncharted Waters in November 2007.

We found no better words than his own in describing his blog, Gaurav aka Maverick says “Uncharted waters……is a virtual locale where all inhibitions are shed and pure emotions find their way to the surface. Every bubble of emotion that bursts carries with it a vestige of life, what was given or taken from it in that moment.

Karthik has described himself very beautifully he says he is a person” Full of fun, have a good (read wicked) sense of humour, and pretty impulsive by nature. A total book and movie freak. Love travelling and hanging out with friends. Can survive on coffee, friends, books, movies and music. A firm believer in living ‘with’ happiness, and not ‘for’ happiness. And my attitude is not, “I’m correct and you are wrong.” But simply, “I’m correct.” “

As we all know that today blogging has become a strong medium to express and share our thoughts with people around the world and here we found our blogger Bharathi Subbarayan, who wants to create a corruption free society, country and a place where anyone can raise their voice freely on any issue or concern.

The blog “Clickbharathi” is his small initiative to make us aware and responsible about our society, culture, people and country.

Bharathi says “When I am back from UK, I felt there is a need for our country to change in almost all the areas.

“The name says it all. It deals with my thoughts. What I think, comes out in the form of words be it some funny experience of mine or my favorite music or some philosophical lecture. I love my past so much that I document it in my blog, bringing out the funny side of them and relishing the fond memories. Yes, I am a nostalgia freak.” Says Aditya.

Reason behind Aditya’s blog “My thoughts” is his love and passion for reading and writing new stuffs. In just a short span of time his blog has gain lots of popularity.

“Write because you love to write. Don’t worry about readership following. If you are good you will get noticed.”
- Dr. Tanmaya.K.Acharya

“Writing had always helped me de-stress, so what better way to relax than writing which I had always enjoyed. Since school days I had grabbed every opportunity to write that came my way but they were rare. So when I saw the platform blogspot was providing I just jumped into it. I started blogging with no particular intention except that I wanted to write.” says Dr.Tanmaya.K.Acharya.
The blog “My Hidden Side” …

The blog ApniTally was launched in 2005 by Shailendra Yadav an IT professional.

The blog is all about Tally software; here you can find answer to almost all your Tally related question. A must read blog for all those who want to know more about Tally software.

In an interview with Webneetech, Shailendra shared that “One of my friend developed a small blog on my city Rewari where he provided some links related to the city. I got introduced with the concept of blog.

Webneetech.com interviewed Jal Desai, founder of “TechExplorer” a blog which focuses on Technology- specifically Microsoft products, Gadgets, Tutorials, troubleshooting, desktop customization and tech tips and tricks.

He launched “TechExplorer” in May 2007 and till now the Jal have about 170 blog posts on his credit, with about 12000 – 15000 visits a month.

The best part we liked in his blog is that he keeps his posts in line with the objective of blog, read the whole interview to know more about his journey as a blogger and the idea behind blogging.

Anuradha founded “Anuradhagoyal” in September 2004; the blog is all about her views and thoughts on Books and traveling, as of now the blog holds around 340 posts with about 4000 visits a month.

In an interview with webneetech.com, Anuradha shared her experience of blogging and word of advice for the new bloggers or who are thinking to start a new blog.

Piyal Kundu, a Web Designer by profession always wanted to share his knowledge, experience and a real picture of our country and society with world and soon he found blogging as a platform where he can share his knowledge with huge crowd available on the internet and then born “Oldindianphotos” in December 2008. The blog is all about India and its history with about 380 blog posts and more than one thousand images.

Wanna… know more about Indian history, read the interview of Piyal Kundu.

The blog MemsaabStory was launched in June 2007 by Greta; it’s all about Indian cinema especially on old Hindi movies, till now the blog has 422 posts.

In an interview with Webneetech, Greta shared that “An Indian friend of mine encouraged me to start writing—he said that he thought I knew more about Hindi cinema than most Indians, although I am less certain of that than he is. But I am certain that it has been great to meet other people interested in the same things that I am through the blog.

Nita Jatar Kulkarni, a Freelancer Journalist and a lover of writing always wanted to express her thought to the people around the world and then she found blogging is the best platform to express her thoughts and views to the world and then she launched “A Wide Angle View of India” in September 2006.

The blog is all about our loving country “INDIA” here you can find write-ups related to issues concerning India, from politics and social issues to movie and book review

WebNeeTech interviewed, Rakesh Vanamali, jack of all trades, who runs three blog namely Redefining Oblivion, Imaging Oblivion and Rakesh Vanamali.

He says “I live for today, knowing not what tomorrow may bring! I’m one of those who believes that happiness is a manner of traveling and not a destination to arrive at, therefore celebrating and living life’s every moment, good and bad alike! I’m extremely passionate about cultures and people and am keen to learn languages that will help me connect with people when I visit places that I intend to! Simple in thought and outlook, I believe that the greatest gift of life is life itself