The Central Theme!
When I first came across the site Indian Fusion almost a year ago, I frankly did not see much potential in it. For I believed that its variety, or in other words its lack of a central theme, would be detrimental to its popularity in the longer run. I see now, that I was wrong, and how!
Its variety, its lack of a central theme is in fact, its greatest asset. Blessed with the most talented pool of writers I’ve come across, the site has provided these authors a platform to express their innovative and creative thoughts. I’ve become a frequent visitor of The Indian Fusion owing to the wealth of breathtaking write-ups. And, quoting the famous cliché – “A job well begun is half the work done“- the other half is to sustain the effort and take The Indian Fusion to heights never attained before.
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Well Kumar Pratik
What do I say. Your works never fail to surprise me. The enthu and energy you put into the words you write is really incredible!
Kudos big boy!
anwesha
July 24, 2011 at 10:48 pm
:’( Tears of joy! Thank you, thank you. That’s all a writer wants – appreciation.
KP
July 27, 2011 at 3:58 pm
Variety is the spice of life!!!!
Ekta Pal
July 25, 2011 at 11:45 pm