Friday, October 15, 2010

Rakhi Sawant takes credit for India's medal tally at CWG!

















India finished Commonwealth Games with a hot medal tally!
38-27-36!

India's Ashes preparations...



















India's Ashes preparations!
Find out more in  this Cricinfo cartoon

Yeddyurappa's BJP govt wins trust vote, but how!

















Yeddyurappa's BJP govt just wins trust vote, but in the process suffers a severe damage to the reputation of the Govt. Depending on the HC verdict, this govt could again face another trust vote!

Thursday, October 14, 2010

Let's not forget to deal with Kalmadis after our Golden hour!

















As Commonwealth Games comes to conclusion, we want to remember this CWG for our fabulous sports-persons, who have brought in a gold rush!
Also, we don't want to forget to deal with Kalmadis once the game is over! They have lots to explain to the nation!

Wednesday, October 13, 2010

Grand launch of the grandson of Balasaheb Thackeray!

















The stage is set for a grand launch of Balasaheb Thackeray's grandson Aditya Thackeray at the Dussera rally at Shivaji Park. Aditya was in news recently for removing Rohington Mistry's Booker-nominated novel 'Such A Short Journey' from the syllabus. This was seen as a build-up to Aditya's launch in the politics!
Personally I'm surprised at the hurried entry of Aditya into politics. Couple of years back I was in touch with Aditya through chats & mails, I found him to be a sensible, intelligent and down to earth youngster. He was crazy about cricket, poetry and photography, but never talked much of politics. He wanted to make a career in either cricket or photography. But sadly politics has swallowed many talented people from Thackeray family, from cartoonists Balasaheb/Raj to photographer Uddhav Thackeray.

And watch out for Aditya! He can provide a new image for Shiv Sena!
(may be not by burning and banning books)

Tuesday, October 12, 2010

Common-filth Games of Karnataka!

















Common-filth games of Karnataka politics has not only shamed the voters of Karnataka, but also the nation, as a democracy! The tregedy is that, what started out as a power-fight between egoistic and greedy politicians, ended up as a tussle between two constitutional powers, the speaker and the governor!

Monday, October 11, 2010

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