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Confessions

Confessions of a ticket examiner

“I have to collect a minimum of Rs 35,000 a month in penalties. Targets often turn railway officials cruel”

Confessions of a Baba

“People come to me with problems that range from a painful wart to marital disputes. They come to me once other options have failed them”

Confessions of a Female Bartender

“My mother would pray I’d leave the job. She’d tell me family and friends were not happy that I was bartending”

Confessions of a Gigolo

“It is not an easy job. Unlike men, women want more than just a good time. They want someone to hear them out and be patient...”

Confessions of a Gamer

“In gaming tournaments, I have seen kids barking at each other, having physical fights. I have seen keyboards thrown...”

Confessions of a high school teacher

“Dealing with parents is a nightmare. Most mothers do not respect a teacher’s point of view... I feel like... slapping such parents”

Confessions of an IPL player

“At the beginning of every season, I pray that some players will fall ill so I can play, but it never seems to happen”

Confessions of a Female Political Journalist

“Good looks get decent stories. I have practised a special smile for when I meet bureaucrats and politicians”

Confessions of a government elephant keeper

“In the mating season, a secretion forms on the elephant’s forehead. We have to keep a safe distance.”

Confessions of a Property Broker

“We get cheated a lot in rental deals. People get to know about the property and then finish the deal themselves”

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