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Power of Mango People

This is what Aam Janta or Mango people as in "Love Aaj Kal" can do. Swaram is a known name in blogsville and one look at the comments column for ANY of her posts will make any blogger go green with envy. Just an "Hi" "How are you" post would get minmum 100 responses :) Avlo famous she is. More than anything, its her enthusiasm and compassionate nature to take up social causes has won her more friends and accolades. She and her hubby Su are 2 beacons midst the dim veil surrounding the might of common people. They are not super human but ordinary folks like you and me. But the deeds which they do are so magnanimous and purposeful that, on one side it makes you aware of the potential hidden in each one of us and serves as an awakening to take up better causes and on the same side, makes u feel ashamed for not having any purpose to follow. Both of them are employed and they suffered a personal mishap in recent past resulting in financial loss. Still, their zest for life and eagerness to help people and contribute to the society is simply amazing. Proud of you two buddies. Feels happy to be associated with folks like you.

Linked here is one post, out of the golden many, portraying their passionate deeds. Truly, they can be ranked as model citizens and someone to look forward to for even better ones in future. God bless you guys.

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Unknown said…
Gillette fellow, you are not coming no that day. No kuruvi in town will talk to you, I am telling you.
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Ramesh said…
Yes, a great blogger indeed.

Btw, only vintage Gils can think of a phrase such as mango people. ROFL :)
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
lakshmi said…
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Tuesday, August 16, 2011
lakshmi said…
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Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Swaram said…
Thanks Gils. U r such a humble soul to be writing a post like this. Not sure if I live up to it all, but I will def. try :)
And I am no longer employed, atleast not in the IT company he he ;)
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Asha said…
yes, I remember reading one of her entries at jago re contest.

It requires lots of guts and support to leave a cushy job and rare to find such young and kind hearted ones doing social service and I did leave a comment on her that post too.

God bless her tribe and May her tribe increase!!!
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
lakshmi said…
"Power of GOYYA" nu oru post uncanny pathi podunga Gils... ava kooda thaan social work panra thru her blog.. making others laugh by writing salli thanamaana posts...

kavitha partha naan gaali!

BTW.. y manga?
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
gils said…
@kuruvi:

:( saaareee kuruvi..belated wedding wishes. cudnt make it despite planning for it :(

@thala:

:) credit goes to the scriptwriter of that movie :)
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
gils said…
@kettabommi:
u quit??!!1 wen was this!!!

@asha:

//yes, I remember reading one of her entries at jago re contest.

It requires lots of guts and support to leave a cushy job and rare to find such young and kind hearted ones doing social service and I did leave a comment on her that post too. //

validates her popularity :)
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
gils said…
//"Power of GOYYA" nu oru post uncanny pathi podunga Gils... ava kooda thaan social work panra thru her blog.. making others laugh by writing salli thanamaana posts...

kavitha partha naan gaali!//

ROTFL :D :D chaaancela laks...only u can comment like this :D :D :D
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Ravi said…
mango ppl...I tht it was mangga madayaa !!.. then found its Aam Aadmi..haha
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
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