Raj happened to be star blogger at the Mumbai Blog Camp

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  1. Anuradha ShankarFebruary 21, 2010 at 6:27 PM

    Raj was certainly the star of the camp!! I missed his name, since i was getting ready to leave just then... and when i realised it was a kid, i just stopped long enough to listen to him... in fact, he was the one i told everyone at home about, since i was really impressed!!!

    i have been writing stuff abt my son on my blog, and am encouraging him to write, so that he can express himself easier,,, and a blog is a great way to get to know like-minded people, which is what kids need these days...

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