Why can’t we introduce novelty in the way we operate? I ask this question to my favorite Delhi Traffic Police, perhaps one of the most hardworking law enforcement units operating under the shining Sun in India. Novelty will definitely help our Men in White to get a step ahead of the traffic violators. Dear Delhi Traffic Police, I demand mobile cops instead of stationary cops. I want my Delhi Traffic Constable to travel in air
At the outset, let me wish all my Freedom Fanatics a Happy Independence Day! It was exactly two years back on this very day of Independence that I had penned an open letter to Her Royal Highness Aunt Britannia reporting progress of her former colony India, my motherland. Little did I realize then that I could have appended a note on reparations as sought eloquently earlier in this year by one Mr. Shashi Tharoor, former
Condoms break, Sex education sucks and Garstin Bastion Road (GB Road) is not in my constituency!! Thank you India’s Health Minister for taking the moral high ground and sharing your notions with us which I am sure a majority would respectfully refuse to accept. I am someone who has immense respect for people in high offices. People who go through the democratic grind and reach where they have reached, ought to be respected. So I
Today, I am going to narrate a real story, no usual ranting, but a real life episode that has reinforced my belief in the heavy hand of God. The protagonists in this story are a mother and daughter duo. It would be inappropriate for me to name them but I will not resist the urge to leave vital clues here. The mother is named after a popular Indian goddess and the daughter is the exact
So here I am, making two political observations by taking a cue from my favorite game of all time ‘Super Mario Bros.’ developed by Nintendo. Who can forget Mario and Luigi? Well, I haven’t! Have you? Eat the Damn Plant and Grow Up Mario Someone said to me, why have you gone quiet and are not talking about the newest political sensation that you were so optimistic about? Well, like a million other Indians, a
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