2025/11 Blogging and Relationship Insights: EIN, Domains, Indian Wishes, and More

When you're running a blog in India but thinking about U.S. tax rules, you might wonder if you need an EIN, a nine-digit identifier issued by the IRS for business entities in the United States. Also known as an Employer Identification Number, it's not something every blogger needs—only those with employees, formal business structures, or U.S.-based income. For most Indian bloggers, it’s a distraction. What matters more is knowing when to focus on your audience, your platform, and your content—not paperwork. That’s just one of the real, no-fluff topics we dug into this month.

Behind every blog is a domain name, and too many people get trapped by cheap deals that turn expensive later. We broke down how GoDaddy, a major domain registrar and web hosting company popular in India. Also known as Godaddy, it offers a free domain for one year with hosting—but charges full price after that. We showed you how to lock in a domain for 10 years with auto-renewal and privacy protection so you never get caught off guard. And if you’re trying to build a landing page in India, we gave you the real prices: ₹5,000 for a simple WordPress setup, ₹80,000 for a full agency job. There’s no mystery here—just what you actually get for your money.

But it wasn’t all tech and taxes. We also looked at the quiet power of words in Indian culture. How do you say "happy birthday" in one line that feels warm, not robotic? We shared real examples rooted in Hindi phrases, family traditions, and WhatsApp-ready messages that carry emotion without length. And for those seeking deeper meaning, we explained Bhagavad Gita Chapter 16, a spiritual text that outlines 26 divine and 26 demonic qualities shaping human behavior. Also known as Gita verse 16, it isn’t just ancient scripture—it’s a daily checklist for how you think, speak, and act. Then there’s the art of the first line: what makes a reader keep scrolling? We showed you how to write a catchy opening sentence that pulls people in, not just one that sounds smart.

This month’s collection isn’t about trends. It’s about what works right now—for Indian bloggers, small business owners, families sending quick messages, and anyone trying to understand their digital footprint. You’ll find guides that cut through noise, price breakdowns that expose hidden costs, and cultural insights that don’t need translation. Whether you’re setting up your first blog, choosing a domain, or just trying to wish someone well in a way that truly lands—this archive has your back.