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Speak India features in Top Indian Blogs

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It feels great pleasure in telling you that Speak India now features in the directory of most popular blogs of India. This project is maintained by Amit Agarwal of Digital Inspiration. Amit Agarwal is India's first professional blogger who completed his graduation form IIT Kanpur. He now blogs full time and is considered as the avant garde of Indian Blogging.

I would like to thank my subscribers for their support and motivation they gave me to write more articles and keep Speak India updated.

But there are still miles to go. I need your support as active contributors to add dimension to this blog and broaden its spectrum.

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