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 1/ Why do people Blog?

  • Entertainment
  • Interest
  • Awareness
  • Help
  • Express themselves
  • Earning
2/ Who are the active bloggers in the country?
  • Farmer Sangay
  • Denkers Gate Away
  • Bhutanese Streamers
  • Park Soam
3/ What are their intentions for Bloggings?
  • Name & Fame
  • Help Others
  • Exploring
  • Advertisement
  • Earning

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