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Hi guys,
New to blogger. Till now  good experience. I just wanted to write and express myself, and no better platform than a blog for it. I have varied interests in writing,I travel a lot, I like politics,I play chess, I am a civil engineer by profession, pursuing now actually. So I will write about all this stuff and many more. Hope you enjoy reading.
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