No one knows what this hat is. Probably it’s a Bollywood hat. Traditionally, Bollywood hats are worn by those whose ancestors were producers or actors in the Bombay film industry. … Continue reading →
Concerned citizens are in the process of hiring a detective to find the government, which has been absconding since August, 2011. “We looked all around for clues, but we couldn’t … Continue reading →
Formerly disgraced Olympic VIP Suresh Kalmadi raised eyebrows in London after he slew an official yesterday. The crime was committed during the 10m Air Pistol event. As he was led … Continue reading →
Freshly anointed Power Minister Veerappa Moily showed commendable enthusiasm for his new job at a press conference held by candlelight yesterday evening. “Within seconds of the biggest power breakdown in … Continue reading →
Like the Indo-Greek school of sculpture which has produced so many Buddhas, hats too can represent a synthesis of east and west. This Bamboo Continental is typically worn at a … Continue reading →
In a move that has terrified the publishing industry, the publisher of Union Minister Kapil Sibal’s poetry took his own life late last evening. “Other publishers would point at him … Continue reading →
This law gives wide latitude to sex criminals, and a maximum sentence of two years. The word ‘modesty’ is key. Unlike an arm or a leg, modesty is difficult to define. … Continue reading →
Formerly disgraced minister P. Chidambaran has opened a Pandora’s box, after he blamed the middle class for complaining about inflation. “Mr. Chidambaran says we shouldn’t complain, since we can afford … Continue reading →
This hat indicates that the wearer is both respectful of traditional values and sympathetic to gay rights. Here, too, the size of the hat is directly proportionate to the status … Continue reading →
Times Now temporarily shut down for what they termed ‘routine maintenance’, after lead anchor Arnab Goswami’s head exploded last night around 9.30 pm. “He had started going to Anger Management … Continue reading →
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This traditional Naga headgear is used to make small people look taller. It also enables the wearer to be seen from a distance, so that subjects can prepare to be … Continue reading →
The peta hat was originally worn by the Wodeyar kings of Mysore, many of whom were very fat, but nowadays thin people are also allowed to wear them. Possessing large … Continue reading →