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Let's welcome

It is very rare to find a selfless partner and I got a perfect one for this blog.

Hello Everyone, I officially welcome my partner of this blog. Ms Bhanupriya. She is studying in IIT - Bombay.

This was a common idea and here we come.

She is a great writer and has far better English than mine. She is kind but quite harsh when she criticises. Every post will be written by us including last one.

I hope we create something good.


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