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WHY I STARTED.......

I never wanted to read books. I almost hated reading anything. I though glanced at the morning newspaper for the important news and all. There was a good friend of mine who suggested me to read the Five Point Someone by Chetan Bhagat. I read that book in 1 day, followed that with his second book, "One night @ the call centre". The books made me a fan of Chetan. I started reading books. Recently I started writing blogs.
The way it turned my life is unimaginable. This website is one of the amazing things I've ever seen which is a product of a student.
I know my blog have received mixed reactions but I want to end this post by these words
,"Every week 200 new visitors visit my blog, out of them 150 don't read my blog, 20 hate my blog, 20 would not visit my blog again, 10 love my blog and I write for those 10"





PS: This post is very close to my heart
PS: I would love if you leave a comment.
PS: B.T.W I've an exam 2 month from now, yes I'm blog addicted.
PS: BYE

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