The Welcome Letter

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WarMachine

Gaurav Purwar... well it is just my name. I know,  I'm neither famous nor a writer. So yeah consider this blog as my childish attempt to pen down all my thoughts and memories which I prefer to share.  And this is the only reason I named this blog with my name.

I got inspired to write blogs from Dr. Wastson(Sherlock). Though Sherlock has many adventures in his life, and he is an iconic personality, so Watson has a motive to write blogs.

I'm not sure, you might love the content, but yeah at least try to revert with your honest feedback. I know, most of you get to know about this blog from me. So yeah, I'm always a text away to receive your opinion. 

I can't promise to publish posts so frequently, but yeah when I got mood and time with my WarMachine, definitely I will be about to publish one.


Thanks for your time.
And I am happy to see you here! 
😊😊😊
Location: Gurugram, Haryana, India

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  1. Flamboyant Nikita28 April 2020 at 20:22

    One has to start to go somewhere . Best wishes Champ. Sore high .

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