The great four-way split happened five years ago, in 2015, but the impact is still being felt, what with the latest Pashtoonistan crisis.
President Sarah Palin, Google dollars and the birth of the new state of Talibstan. Tsk tsk, and that’s the good news compared to China’s response to India’s ‘obduracy’ on Tibet and Aishwarya Rai.
This sanctuary just doesn’t have water enough to keep the birds coming. And Unesco is threatening to strike it off its World Heritage list.
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Be it our daily bread, the birds outside our windows or parenting styles, things aren’t like they used to be.
Stop to consider the word ‘normal’, and you may well be staggered by how much has become everyday stuff that would have stunned us just a decade ago.
Netas will pass the buck, trot out excuses and do the usual neta things, but food prices are not coming down in a hurry.
India’s mobile revolution enters a new phase, with an entrepreneurial rush to market cheap handsets under local brand names.
The demand for new states are suddenly flying thick and fast. What does the Constitution say about this?