Realising the true value of Freedom
Anybody who keep an eye on the happenings around the world would know by now that the Indian Government, in its drive to curtail and restrict anti-national elements from playing havoc have passed orders to all ISPs in the country to ban 22 sites which post volatile material and spread hatred.
The ISPs in their national zeal have taken the easy way out (according to a report in today's edition of a leading newspaper) and block whole domains. And blogspot.com, the domain which hosts this site is also included. The end result is, no body inside India can access this or any of the blocked sites directly.
And the fact that I cannot view my own blog brought some discomfort to me initially.
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