Crossed 40,000 Readership from 59 countries

40,000+ Readership from 59 countries
Thank you to all of you.

Frequent Readers and Visitors from the following countries are on this blog:
1.        Argentina
2.        Australia
3.        Austria
4.        Bangladesh
5.        Belgium
6.        Bhutan
7.        Brazil
8.        Bulgaria
9.        Cambodia
10.     Canada
11.     Chile
12.     China
13.     Columbia
14.     Cote d’lvoire
15.     Denmark
16.     Ethiopia
17.     Fiji
18.     France
19.     Gambia
20.     Germany
21.     Hong Kong
22.     India
23.     Indonesia
24.     Jordan
25.     Ireland
26.     Israel
27.     Italy
28.     Japan
29.     Kenya
30.     Malaysia
31.     Nepal
32.     Netherlands
33.     New Zealand
34.     Nigeria
35.     Norway
36.     Oman
37.     Pakistan
38.     Philippines
39.     Poland
40.     Romania
41.     Russia
42.     Saudi Arabia
43.     Singapore
44.     South Africa
45.     South Korea
46.     Spain
47.     Sweden
48.     Switzerland
49.     Taiwan
50.     Tanzania
51.     Thailand
52.     Trinidad & Tobago
53.     Tunisia
54.     UAE
55.     Ukraine
56.     United Kingdom
57.     United States
58.     Vietnam
59.     Zambia

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