Kamla Bhatt

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Kamla Bhatt is an Indian blogger and contributor to the IndiaTech feature on Silicon Valley's PodTech.Net. [1] Her radio/podcast show is called Kamla Bhatt Show.

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The Deccan Herald, Bangalore's leading newspaper, said of her: "She has always been fascinated by people from all walks of life — be they IT czars or celebrity chefs or Bollywood stars and directors, or a driver." [2]

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