120+ Countries and 80000+ Readers

With the entry of St. Kitts and Nevis, the number of countries documented have crossed 120.

It is absolutely unimaginable feeling that sitting in India, through by my laptop via internet, I am able to communicate my views and thoughts to more than 80,000 people in more than 120 countries.  

I was following every country, its location on the world map and also about its economy, socio-political system and related aspects. This blog has helped me in making many friends from many countries. very often we communicate to each other with such frankness as if we are friends from many years. It is so enriching experience that I will not be able to express the same. 

Frequent Readers from the following Countries visit my blog. The countries which I was able to track and document are as follows:

1.               Antigua and Barbuda
2.               Angola
3.               Argentina
4.               Australia
5.               Austria
6.               Bangladesh
7.               Belgium
8.               Belize
9.               Benin
10.           Bhutan
11.           Bosnia and Herzegovina
12.           Botswana
13.           Brazil
14.           Bulgaria
15.           Burundi
16.           Burkina Faso
17.           Cambodia
18.           Cameroon
19.           Canada
20.           Cape Verde
21.           Central African Republic
22.           Chad
23.           Chile
24.           China
25.           Columbia
26.           Congo (DRC)
27.           Congo (Republic)
28.           Cote d’lvoire / Ivory Coast
29.           Croatia
30.           Czech Republic
31.           Denmark
32.           Djibouti
33.           Dominica
34.           Ecuador
35.           Egypt
36.           Ethiopia
37.           Faroe Islands
38.           Fiji
39.           Finland
40.           France
41.           Gabon
42.           Gambia
43.           Germany
44.           Georgia
45.           Greece
46.           Grenada
47.           Guinea
48.           Hong Kong
49.           Hungary
50.           India
51.           Indonesia
52.           Jamaica
53.           Jordan
54.           Iraq
55.           Ireland
56.           Israel
57.           Italy
58.           Japan
59.           Kenya
60.           Latvia
61.           Laos
62.           Lesotho
63.           Lithuania
64.           Malaysia
65.           Malawi
66.           Mali
67.           Mauritania
68.           Mauritius
69.           Mexico
70.           Morocco
71.           Mozambique
72.           Myanmar (Burma)
73.           Namibia
74.           Nepal
75.           Netherlands
76.           New Zealand
77.           Niger
78.           Nigeria
79.           Norway
80.           Oman
81.           Pakistan
82.           Papua New Guinea
83.           Peru
84.           Philippines
85.           Poland
86.           Portugal
87.           Qatar
88.           Rwanda
89.           Romania
90.           Russia
91.           Saint Kitts and Nevis
92.           Saudi Arabia
93.           Senegal
94.           Serbia
95.           Singapore
96.           Slovenia
97.           South Africa
98.           South Korea
99.           South Sudan
100.        Spain
101.        Sri Lanka
102.        Sudan
103.        Sweden
104.        Switzerland
105.        Taiwan
106.        Tanzania
107.        Thailand
108.        Togo
109.        Turkey
110.        Trinidad & Tobago
111.        Tunisia
112.        UAE
113.        Uganda
114.        Ukraine
115.        United Kingdom
116.        United States
117.        Venezuela
118.        Vietnam
119.        Zambia
120.        Zimbabwe

This is not the complete list, there are many countries which I was not able to identify because their flag was not indicated. It was truly very educative, enriching experience. 

 Once again, I convey my heartiest thanks to all of you for your unexpected support. 

 I will continue to share my observations and thoughts. I hope you will also share yours. What can be a better way to learn about this diversified and beautiful world. 

 Looking forward to hear from you...

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