BelgaumBlog.com comes back

Readers are familiar with Belgaumblog.com[http://belgaumblog.com].

But it’s not a news site anymore; it’s now a Blogger’s Blog. Any Belgaumite can come in blog about Belgaum or just anything (except personal blogs).

Today a new story was posted by Mr.Morris on Edmund D’Silva, A Crippled Philanthropist! [http://belgaumblog.com/news/a-crippled-philanthropist-edmund-d’silva/].
This is story of a crippled boy who fought against all odds and now at 78 has shown us all that being a paraplegic has nothing to do with how to live life.
Others interested in writing for Belgaumblog.Com can go to the site and click on Write Story link and follow the registration process.
Why BelgaumBlog.com? I already have a blog on blogpsot.com.
If you already have a blog somewhere on the net, then it’s simple post stories from the blog with a suitable link to your blog on BelgaumBlog.com by which you will get good readers and your blog will get more hits. This blog is community and I request all to make use of this.

So Belgaumites, You know where to blog, its BelgaumBlog.com.

Border row: Bloggers want peace:Mid-Day Story- BelgaumBlog is the first on the list

The Mid-Day has made a special story with inputs from various bloggers. I was surprised to see my sites link to be the first one. A small extract is also put on.

From The Mid-Day ---

The Belgaum border dispute between Maharastra and Karnataka has blogs reacting to the issue.
The prevailing feeling among the bloggers is that both the people and the authorities in both the states should exercise restraint and strive for peace.

This blogger (http://belgaumblog.blogspot.com/2009/01/belgaum-is-peaceful-but-not-belgaum.html ) is urging all the people concerned to keep calm. The blogger feels that an issue of 52 years can't be settled in a day.
In a post titled "Belgaum is peaceful, but not Belgaum issue", the blogger says:
"I would request all to maintain peace and harmony in the city and don't believe on rumors as they spread like fire they can cause a lot of trouble."
"In all it's a tough time for all of us. As the busses are not going into Maharsahtra and their busses not coming in Karnataka, many would now take cars for travelling, but that too could be dangerous for a day or two till all settles down," says the blogger, making a request to anyone with plans to go to Maharashtra or someone coming into Karnataka, be careful.

Read the full story with others bloggers here.