dgr

dgr is a home-maker in Tundla. After receiving an excellent education thanks in part to the Catholics and the Government of India, she decided that her family, community, country and the universe in general would be best served if she tended to home and hearth in good old Tundla. With a lot of prodding and encouragement from her ever-suffering investment banker husband though, she has now started on the road of fulfilling another secret ambition of hers – becoming an intrepid reporter with investigative abilities that would put Miss Marple (her role model) to shame! She hopes that her kind readers would be indulgent as she tries to squeeze in reporting between tending to the in-laws, monitoring the maid's pilferage and dealing with the cook's frequent absences.

Andhra’s Biggest Loser Jeetega

Andhra’s Biggest Loser Jeetega

Taking a count of the number of politicians, nay martyrs, fasting for and against the creation of Telangana, Sonia Gandhi today announced that the final decision on whether or not Telangana will be a state will be decided by who has lost the maximum amount of weight among all those fasting. To ensure that the [...]

India’s Ice-Cream Revolution

India’s Ice-Cream Revolution

The country is united in the face of the extreme form of apartheid being practised by Indians (of unknown passport origin) running Haagen-Dazs ice-cream franchises. Through a nationwide poll conducted this morning by the Times of India, we have learnt that from farmers to Infosys employees, college students to housewives, Maoists to government-run-militias and the [...]

BJP concerned about 377 verdict’s economic impact

BJP concerned about 377 verdict's economic impact

In all the hype surrounding the reading down of Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code, an important issue – the economic impact – has largely been ignored by the mainstream media. Standard economic theory tells us that when the overall level of money exchanging hands (or corruption as some would rudely have us call [...]

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