I was impressed by your presentation at Kolkata Bloggers Meet’09. Also it is a great idea to bring everyone from bloggers to professionals under one umbrella by organising such events. This dialogue is essential.

Your blog is nice. I am sure all your hard work and effort take your company way ahead.

Hope you organise a trek for bloggers too!

If you can spare time do go through my website which we hope to evolve into a sort of serious web magazine. Its again a heartfelt venture without much expectations of returns.

Thanking you,

Best wishes,
Madhuri

It’s nice to know about you. At 28 years, you have achieved quote a lot. I am working on my two blogs http://www.workhomemoney.com and http://www.takeaplunge.com and I hope to make it big soon.

Knowing about you helps us to find motivation. Thanks.

Ritesh,

I use Word Press. I saw that you are using Blog Spot, which is limited by the imagination / software design of Google (which owns the system). Not sure how you can get the same “leave a comment” thing in Blog Spot. In Word Press it is by default.

Abhishek

waiting for reply

Thank you for the compliments. I know it can be improved and will surely do something soon. May be a redesign from scratch. The current improvements were very simple – a theme change, some widget placements and some minor tweaks which I did myself within half an hour. Yeah, my colleague did that nice header for me. I will have to get my team work on a design from scratch soon.

Indus Net Academy is doing fine. It is growing slowly, but steadily. I am sure it will have its share of limelight within next 4-5 years.

Do share your experience about your GMBA. I am personally not a very big fan of MBA programs. But will love to share ideas about new things that you learn and consider worth debating.

Abhishek

Abhishek

There is too much data on the pages, instead you can give links to different pages.

Howz Indus Net Academy going on ???

BTW i have left my job and have joined GMBA at SPJCM to learn the nuances of management.

Keep Improving

Regards,
Vikas Bahar

Newaz as u said abt doing thgs differently … all the best for that as well ..

Regards,
Vikas Bahar

Thank you for your compliments and inputs! They are much appreciated.

I know, I have failed miserably in getting Indus Net Academy its due brand awareness and exposure to common man. I am working on newer strategies to get it popular.

To be frank, I like to do things differently, so that I can create my own market. This has higher probability of failure. However, the day is not far when you will find it more popular.

Regards
Abhishek

Regards,
VIkas Bahar

You will not remember, that we met long back, before INDUSNET was born, that time you used to talk about talash.com, if I am not wrong at your office some where in Dalhousie area, I don’t remember exactly.You came to my office for some buisness deal, then we both kept in touch and now you are a successful Web Guru.
Excellent !

Stumbled upon your site when looking for usability services across the country – very inspiring! I’m 30 as well and moved back from the US 5 years back to try out interesting things back home. Started off on the consulting/entrepreneurial side and transitioned for the moment to management in a large software product organization – always keen on exchanging notes with young entrepreneurs such as yourself!

-Amit

I was shocked by the comments that came from Unitech when the STPI scheme was not extended.

BTW, for those who think scrapping of STPI was right – please remember that government will keep losing taxes from IT sector because most high-profit companies with big turnover will turn towards SEZ and hundreds of mid-sized companies are already turning to the offshore-company model to save taxes.

The only loser will be Indian IT industry, which to be very frank, has not even learnt to walk!

Abhishek

I have read with great interest your article on SEZ. I am studying this subject for so many days as we have to discuss it bing member of Swadeshi Jagran Manch. One thing I can say with confidence that your clarity on the subject, as illustrated in this article, is remarkable. Secondly, after reading your personal details, a nostalgic feeling engulfed me as I have spent three years in Himachal Pradesh and enjyed trekking very much. I see a bright future in you as a young Indian entrepreneur who will do much for our country. regards,

Kashmirilal

Thank you for leaving such a nice comment on my blog. If you are in Kolkata or Chennai, we can definitely meet up as I spend time in both these cities. Please be my guest in my office and we can have a chat.

BTW, I do not believe that we are competitors to anyone. I believe in creating my own market and I have hardly come across any Kolkata company while negotiating a deal as a competitor. I think there is too much work and too few committed companies who can deliver what they say on a consistent basis.

It is always nice to know more people because you never know what lies ahead and what the relationship holds in future. Do keep in touch.

Regards
Abhishek

My very best wishes for your success.