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HOnoured

۩ सर्व शकितमते परमात्मने श्री रामाय नमः۩
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Gauri Recently passed on some honor to this small man.
The best part is that i can pass on this to anyone i wish to pass
First i would like to thank Gauri,for this wonderful thing she has passed me on.
Next i wish to pass on these titles to some deserving bloggers according to me.

THis is a badge to be presented to Lifetime Blogger friend.
I Would like to pass this one to
1) Sahefa
2) Shaista
3)Jan
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Brillante Weblog Premio-2008 Award
After giving it a lot of thought, And have to think about people besides Sid, I have this list [Of course its confusing making such a list, since i follow a lot of blogs.But here i try.]

1) Charcoal By Asbah [A recent discovery, a fortunate discovery]
2)Me and My world's Forum [ Sahefa's blog is an awesome one]
3) Mutatis Mutandis [I have written about this one on this blog too]
4)Yeah Whatever [ Written about this blog too]
5)Let me Speak [We all know about this blog]
6)Shaisology [How can i ever ignore this one]

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43 days left for the vote on enlightenment...
Keep voting people !!!
Thanks to all those who have voted...
Jai Shri Ram!!!

Comments

Gauri Mathur said…
Entirely My Pleasure dear:-)
.a. said…
aww Tushhar, I am honored :) Thankyou!
Espèra said…
Ah. Cool.
Thanks. =D
Tushar Mangl said…
@Gauri
Thanks again

@.a. & Espera

Mention not girls,
You deserve this I feel.
L@$H@ said…
I read the previous post, which u hv dedicated [artially to my blog :)

Thanks a ton - it feels great when sum1 actually takes out time for writing such nice things for you :)

thanx a lot.

for the award too :)
Sahefa said…
Thank u so much for the award...:D:D:D:D:D:D

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