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There is much that has happened...

I haven't been able to blog much in the recent months and nor have I successfully taken off time to transfer all my previous blogs on the one platform, but nevertheless I keep telling myself I will soon will be able to do all that.

Like I said, there is much that has happened that has enriched me in spiritual, entrepreneurial and my personal life that it seems to be becoming rather complicated to say what has happened. But the highlights of the matter is that I am starting up, organizing the global service jam blr 13 and also hosting the global headquarters at the bangalore center.

Though the story till this point has been quite heroic, painful and hopeless in some places yet there have been some rather astounding revelation for me in my personal outlook, religion, people and how things work. All this and more will come soon onto the blog and the adventure tales will grow more epic as I begin writing again.

Till then, see ya.

Ps. Link to the Global Service Jam

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