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Opeth Live in Bangalore

Open publication – Free publishing – More bangalore

The hidden lines in Bangalore

Open publication – Free publishing – More bangalore

Fulltime feature writer wanted

I require a fulltime feature writer for a new weekly tabloid in Bangalore. Freshers and newbies are welcome to mail their cv and sample of writing to Zahid@writewing.in. We pay Rs 15,000 + 2,500 towards transportation. People who have their own vehicle will be preferred. Even graduates in any discipline are welcome so long as

Toon city: Walk down memory lane at aPaulogy

Open publication – Free publishing – More bengaluru

‘Tis is the time to party in Bangalore

The Dec 23-29, 2011 edition of Bengaluru on Friday, Bangalore’s best weekend tabloid.

Bengaluru on Friday: Issue 8

Open publication – Free publishing – More bangalore   Here is the new tabloid brought out by me. Do read, comment and suggest ways to better it. There’s always room for improvement. Happy reading!

Bengaluru on Friday: Issue No 7

Open publication – Free publishing – More bangalore   Read this new tabloid launched by me in Bangalore. And leave your comments. The more brickbats and suggestions, the better. So we can improve the product. Happy reading!

Bengaluru on Friday, the newest tabloid edited by me

Open publication – Free publishing – More asia

Bengaluru on Friday hits the stands

Sorry for the late update. But I am happy to let you know that the third issue of Bengaluru on Friday hit the stands yesterday. BOF is the new tabloid edited by me for the people of Bangalore. It’s about events, happenings, parties, people, nightlife, entertainment, property investments, travel and technology. Everything that a citizen

Writing down the bones

Answers all the questions you wanted to ask about writing but didn’t know whom to ask

Short fiction: The Ambush

By ROHIT NAIR 24 Apr. 11:19.15 PM He cared a damn.  At the first class lounge of the world’s most famous stadium, he sat watching the Indian team play. Sad game. He was biting his nails out of fury. Why the **** was the team playing so miserably! To him it was a question of

Creative visualisation

The other day I read Creative Visualisation, a self help book by Shakti Gawain. Among all the books that I have read in this genre, this is the best. It’s simple and yet very powerful. The techniques and exercises given here can make you a super human being. All you need is faith and a