Top 10 Indian bloggers – according to feedburner feed count
Indian presence in the blogsphere is very strong, thanks to better broadband connectivity. Also like in Information Technology sector, Indians are pretty good in blogging simply because english is the second language for most of them.
But it is not easy to find out top 10 Indian blogs. One way is to use Alexa, but it may not give a true picture. For blogs, another metric that can be used to judge traffic is the FeedBurner subscriber count. Of course not all blogs display it, but many top Indian blogs do display FeedBurner subscriber count chicklet.
Without further “blah, blah”, here are the top 10 Indian blogs when it comes to FeedBurner feed count. This may not be perfect and if you know a blog I missed, I am only too happy to modify the list 
1. Quick Online Tips by PCHere
10200+ subscribers
2. Digital Inspiration by Amit Agarwal
9800+ subscribers
3. JohnTp.com by John TP
1100+ subscribers
4. Tech Buzz by Thilak Raj
1000+ subscribers
5. Brajeshwar.com by Brajeshwar
700+ subscribers
6. India Uncut by Amit Varma
540+ subscribers
7. Domain Maximus by Sidin
400+ subscribers
8. Sree’s Tech Notes by Sreekandakumar
340+ subscribers
9. Ajay – on the road called life! by Ajay Dsouza
260+ subscribers
10. A Management Consultant’s Blog by Gautam Ghosh
250+ subscribers
As you can see almost all the top blogs are technology related. Also even the top blogs are way down when compared to blogs such as TechCrunch (369,000) or BoingBoing. But again almost all top Indian blogs are run by individuals not by companies!
Some of the blogs which would have appeared here if there was a subscriber count on them are gigaOM, desipundit, kiruba.com, indianpad, Emergic and many many more! It is surprising that most of these blogs are yet to use FeedBurner!
DesiPundit has around 1500 feed subscribers. Our Feedburner is acting up so the display is switched off.
Also, my personal blog has around 350 subscribers now.
Nice analysis, Actually I have two feeds for TechBuzz. One has around 200 readers, while the other has 1000+, I have asked Feedburner to merge those feeds. Once it’s done, I’ll have a total of 1200+ readers…
Which mean.. I’ll move to spot three. Hurray!
Thanks for the comparison
Amit Varma seems to have several RSS feeds, including separate ones for each section of his site. Have you counted those too?
Hey, thanks for the link. Didn’t realize I could land up in that spot :O
I thank you for featuring us at the top of this list. I am also thankful to all my readers who spare their valuable time daily and make this possible.
Well I think the list needs a reshuffle as some blogs have gained many new subscribers and deserve a change in their rank. For example the ‘India Uncut’ Blog which should be at number 3.