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Exactly four years back when I was studying my engineering and trying hard to look cool in front of girls in my college, I started this blog in anticipation to change the society. I am not much aware that how much I have achieved that but I enjoys posting articles on my blog. I have learnt allot since then and now from a rookie I have turned into a less ROOKIE author.

You must be wondering that why I named my blog ''Rod on Road''. I came up with this name because I like to travel allot and in year 2011 I decided to change the name from Young Impact to Rod on Road.

I didn't change the URL to rod on road because after three years of crazy experience, Young Impact had became a brand and many people started using the URL directly. I also loved the URL.

In the first month of the birth of this blog, I had received only 217 hits. At that point of time I used to cheer each and every hit. Rod on Road is not about travelling but it is about an endless journey which we all are doing in our life. Life is an endless journey and few do it in an elegant way and few struggled to move throughout the life. Through this blog, my main objective was to share my interest with the world. It is not my mistake that I am simply interested in so many different things which makes this blog unique.

Your love and Support has made Rod on Road a success and I hope you will keep on loving my blog as you have done till now. I promise you that I will keep on posting some good contents which will match up your interest on a regular basis.

As a author, I request you all who visits this blog to tell me about the content which you want to see on this blog. I will be happy to post content of your choice. Now Rod on Road not only represents me but it represents all the youngsters who want to do something different in this world.

Cheers!!!! It is party time. 
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