Poll pundits hit back sharply at critics Scientists say in a parallel universe Rahul is winning New Delhi, Mar 15: Pollsters and political pundits (journalists) in India, to this day, seem to have got not even one election right. This is a track record that is worse than even, well, Rahul Gandhi’s. At least in the case of Rahul Gandhi… Read more →
If there is technology to get technology right, we must use it: Steve Smith Bengaluru, Mar 8: While Indian captain Virat Kohli minced no words about what he thought of his Australian counterpart Steve Smith looking in the direction of his team’s dressing room on whether to opt for DRS or not after he was adjudged out in the second… Read more →
“Gnnnnnnnnn Hrrrrrrrrrr, Jklfgdhhutor Teqzxvbnm, Gfropss,” he said. “Snnnnnnnn Mgggggggg Kyyyyyy on Bgiofrtsl,” I replied enthusiastically. The conversation continued in this vein for the better part of two hours last night, where neither of us could hear what the other was saying. Heck, I couldn’t hear what I was saying. Heck, I could not see the person in front of me. The… Read more →
FAQs on Neduvasal hydrocarbon project Chennai, Mar 1: After being in the boil since December last, the State is finally…no, wait, we have news coming in that the protest against the hydrocarbon project in Neduvasal is snowballing into a big crisis-like situation that Tamil Nadu is now so used to, and without which dire withdrawal symptoms were kicking in. Already… Read more →
I will tell you as to when most parents get into panic mode: 1. Ahead of board exams of their children. 2. Most other occasions. The point is most people as parents are never really normal, or, at any rate, not really allowed to be sane by their wards. But around board exams, parents, like MLAs during trust vote in… Read more →
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