Once a boy asked a girl, “What’s wrong with you women!”. With a frown she replied, “Nothing, we are 100% perfect”. Let’s define the good guys Good Guys are hidden from plain sight unlike the handsome hunks seen and available everywhere. Good guys are either achievers or working hard at getting there, as opposed to…… Continue reading Good guys finish last
The demise of (neat) handwriting
Has lockdown begun the inevitable death of the written word. Will online classes pave way for complete digitization of education. The first assault on writing began 15 years back with the smartphone and Blackberries. It got reinforced with India becoming the largest consumer of smartphones. Now we have people saying that online classes are here…… Continue reading The demise of (neat) handwriting
Without a clause
Someone sent me this meme greeting and it set me thinking as to the purpose of the phrase “Without a clause”. Classical sense I believed that such a situation cannot exist. But if it does how will it be. Let me try to decipher this seemingly impossible possibility. What does Without a clause mean Clause…… Continue reading Without a clause
Why it is important to help yourself first!
Have you seen people around you happy and wondered their secret. How their life is seemingly going on smoothly. A common factor for happy people is that they get tagged as ‘Selfish’. Vice versa is also true. Selfish people are happy. Happy people are selfish because they make themselves happy first. Let us try to…… Continue reading Why it is important to help yourself first!
Can famers demands stand the scrutiny of technology
With the farmers agitation in Punjab reaching its peak, a delegation of farmers met central ministers in Delhi to put forth their demands. One of their key demand is to cancel the fines levied for stubble burning and set the jailed farmers free. Stringent anti-pollution laws violation carry a jail term of up to 5…… Continue reading Can famers demands stand the scrutiny of technology
Comprehensive guide to deal with online majnus
The striking commonality between the movie “Pink” and Utsav case is that men almost as a rule consider certain signs as an invitation that she is interested. These men have no clue about what is inappropriate behavior and that it is not allowed by law. To call such men majnus is inappropriate in itself, but…… Continue reading Comprehensive guide to deal with online majnus
Should bloggers run after domain authority and page rank
Newbie bloggers are seen asking this question in number of forums and groups. To answer bluntly, having a high page rank and domain authority without the supportive content is like cheating. What are the situations where these two metrics matter. Where does content figure in all this. What can be a typical strategy. Understanding Domain…… Continue reading Should bloggers run after domain authority and page rank
Roundup of COVID-19 related posts
Here is a summary of posts published on COVID-19 till date of Start Blog Writing. #lockdown began in India by an address to the nation by the PM on 19 March 2020. He asked people to observer Janata Curfew on Sunday, 22 March. Janta Curfew was voluntary but it was a dry run for the…… Continue reading Roundup of COVID-19 related posts
Submit links to websites to get more traffic – Link Parties
A good way to get traffic to your blog is by submitting article links for link parties. It is a simple process and works on interaction basis. It gives you an opportunity to link up with fellow bloggers. What is a link party A website who is hosting a link party will announce the theme…… Continue reading Submit links to websites to get more traffic – Link Parties
Why the 1 May announcement by British Govt is not an epic achievement
Health Secretary for Britain, Matt Hancock in a press conference on 01 May 2020 announced that Britain has crossed the 1,00,000 tests per day target. He went on say that this is an unprecedented achievement by UK medical services. Hancock and his team believe that testing for COVID-19 is very important to get Britain back…… Continue reading Why the 1 May announcement by British Govt is not an epic achievement