Looking for Sania Mirza Pictures?

I just observed that more and more people are dropping by this blog looking for Sania Mirza's pictures. I think this has to do with an earlier post of mine. But that is not entirely my fault if Google and Yahoo, and even MSN (which for some reason doesn't like showing my blog in its results, most of the time) are misdirecting people.

By the way, this reminds me that Sania Mirza got to talk to Shekhar Gupta on NDTV's Walk the Talk. Now that is some achievement, joining a list that includes Sonia Gandhi, Narayan Murthy, Ratan Tata, Jagadish Bhagwati and many more distinguished personalities. (Interviews of these four have been my favourite on WtT till date.) But frankly speaking, the Sania Mirza interview was a huge disappointment. It'll have to go down as the dullest ever on WtT.

Comments

divinity said…

hmmmm..then u obly missed the V.V.S. one...it's unbelievable how diplomatic he was on every damn thing...

4:42 AM

enginerd said…

yeah. I actually missed that one. I'll have to check if The Indian Express has it on their web.

7:56 AM

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