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Confessions

Confessions of a Gamer

“I hadn’t appeared for the exams on two previous occasions because I had been gaming and not studying”

Confessions of a Paanwala

“I had a stall outside Mantralaya. After two years, BMC officials told me to move out, as this was a ‘sensitive’ area”

Confessions of a Lady Tourist Guide

“Many Indian tourists are more interested in shopping. The French are uptight and snobbish”

Confessions of a Polo Player

“Army teams play rough, and in matches against civilian teams, umpires are pressured to rule in their favour”

Confessions of a former Railway Board Member

“A cup of tea costs Rs 8 to 15 in cities. For the same amount, one can travel 50 to 120 km on Indian trains”

Confessions of a Sewage Drain Cleaner

“The contractor does not give us boots or gloves. We go down there in our underwear, holding our breath”

Confessions of a Audio Engineer

“Many singers can’t even sing. Their voices are changed by our work, so anybody can sound like Whitney”

Confessions of a business consultant

“There are many companies that lie and fudge figures while the credit rating process is going on”

Confessions of a Chick Lit Writer

“I would never write stories that can be adapted to Bollywood flicks. Over my dead body”

Confessions of a Marine Lawyer

“More trade vessels are coming to Indian ports. That means more chances of things going wrong”

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