My dear blogger friends, Dr. B. and Dr. C. have honoured me greatly by choosing me to be the first on thier ‘Blog Seat’ series. I can’t be thankful enough to these two for the constant encouragement, support, constructive criticism and direction they have been providing me from time to time.
This interview contains mostly stuff you all know about me. But if there is something that you don’t know about why I started blogging, what I and my blog are about and what inspires me to blog, head over to The Two Doctor’s website.
Really interesting interview it was
Di you are inspiration of bloggers like me
As I read there you believe in equality but not blind equality
This line ❤
Huge respect from my heart
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Thanks a lot Shiva 😊 you have always been a huge support. ब्लॉगर fiends like you are the reason why I write 😊
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🙏🙏🙏
It’s all about your greatness
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Greatness is too big a word to be applied to me. I can only hope that one day I’ll earn that epithet for myself 😊
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Actually this is not an official award
Sbki apni soch h Meri traf SE vo word Tha vo shayad mere view SE hoga 😋
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It was always good to read you & your posts…so this interview I enjoyed a lot because I came to know of you a little more…
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That’s very sweet Sangbad. Thank you
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Not to mention…
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Still, thanks again 🙂
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😀😊😄
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A lovely interview of the lawyer Pradita who loves to turn anything into fiction. It’s like you’ve opened your world to readers and love this powerful quote, ‘ I was at a point in my life when I was giving away too much of myself to others and not being able to be ‘me’.’
We live in such a sad world where women rights are not respected and trampled upon. Infanticide is another issue that plagues the world. Keep writing and believing, Pradita:)
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Thank you so much for reading, and your kind encouragement. I only hope that my words one day may bring a change, no matter how small. Thanks again 🙂
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Let me add that I do have a Pune connection after staying there for three years plus and it’s home to me. I am weighing options of coming back, either here or Mumbai after 8 years. So let’s see how things will shape up for me.
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Oh, that sounds good! I have been here for almost as long now as I had been in Delhi, and I love both cities, though I’m slightly more partial to Delhi. Ha ha. I’m sure you love the weather, the uncongested roads (mostly) and the scenery this city has to offer. And the Monsoons…. I think you should just come here, forget about Mumbai 😉
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Congratulations sweets! This was honestly very well deserved by you! 😙✌
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Congratulations, Pradita. You’ve answered the question well. Lawyer, huh? Do you argue a lot, in general? Ha Ha!
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Thanks Yuhu. Yes, I argue a lot, which is why some would say that Law suits me a s a profession, but Law isnt about that only. It’s just a different way of thinking altogether than normal people look at things. Splitting hairs at each point and rules, rules, so many rules! I don’t think I can ever do that. So I’ve given up on it, except for the odd advice on legal matters.
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Yes, yes. That could be difficult. Thanks for sharing your views!
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You’re most welcome 🙂
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Nice interview and lovely answers Pradita
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Thanks Daneel 🙂
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Welcome Pradita
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Thank you Bernard 🙂 🙂
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All the answers are well known for me. It’s a good read for those who are new to your blog 😉
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Yes, I know you know me very well by now 😉
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😊😊
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