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facebook, more coverage and collaborations. what’s up with us?
After months of being on Twitter, we are finally on Facebook also. We have uploaded the stills from our first event “Readings and Discussions” here.
A lot has happened since our last post. We have lost people and got new ones and again lost them. We are currently under going a huge structure change internally and are about to hire more people.
We have been covered many more times in the press and radio.
Recently we were invited by Oakwood Premier to review their restaurant, Senses.
We also interviewed Shaa’ir and Func, a Mumbai and New York based duo and Neha Sareen and Ira Dubey of Chicks on Flicks on Sony Pix. Both the interviews shall be up soon. Stills from Neha and Ira’s interview can be found here.
We are in the process of strategic collaborations with a few nice blogs and websites for the recruitment and PR process. We also got a call from Nokia, who want to know more about the magazine and the entire project so that we may find a match in our synergies and work out a possible collaboration.
Cheers guys.
Readings & Discussions
- Randhir Khare is a multi faceted person. An author, poet, performer and artist, he shall perform from his book on poems which he translated while staying with the Bhil tribe.
- Samir Karnik, director of the movies Heroes, Nanhe Jaisalmer and Kyun Ho Gaya Na will also screen first public clipping from his next movie with Bobby Deol.
- Vatsal Sheth, Bollywood actor having done lead roles in Just Mohabbat and Tarzan will be a part of the panel too.
- Nivedita Saboo is a fashion designer running boutique stores around Pune called “Neo Couture”.
You all are invited.
Looking forward to seeing you.
subject of article comments.
hi people.
welcome. this is our first post. we have been thinking of starting a blog. to share our experience. because one learns from experience.
and today couldn’t be a better day. to start off with a happy note.
recently we had put up an article “horses of muse”, a piece on amitesh verma and his paintings. we notice a comment with a url mentioned, saying just “hi”. a obvious spam we thought. but somehow we found out that it was amitesh verma himself.
a happy moment for us. for the past 3 months we’ve been striving hard. and today, the subject of our article actually visits our site and interacts with us. he seems pretty happy about the fact that us students have appreciated his work. he has wished us a happy diwali.
need we say anymore?
