What ever the message, it is clear that clean and green is the way
Another case of Google translation?
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Category Archives: Signs and Boards
To obey or not to obey!
There is a lot of disregard for rules in India, as this photos clearly points out. This causes us a lot of problems such as chaotic traffic, disorderly queues, delayed pubic services, and so many other issues… but that is also what makes part of the charm of our country.
Handy milestone
Well never been in Deogarh, but it’s always good to have a reference with...
We’ve hit 100k pageviews!
Dear pageviewers,
we’ve hit 100,000 pageviews sometimes in the early morning on Thursday 19th July. A big thank you for this milestone to you all. Please keep viewing. So what did we do right? Here is a review of the top-ten most-viewed post on Only In India!
we’ve hit 100,000 pageviews sometimes in the early morning on Thursday 19th July. A big thank you for this milestone to you all. Please keep viewing. So what did we do right? Here is a review of the top-ten most-viewed post on Only In India!
Here is a small review of who you all are:
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| A short 6 months to 100k views! |
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- Beyond the Beyond: a blog on wired.com maintain by Bruce Sterling who tweets regularly @bruces and is always reporting on interesting stories on the net.
- Boing Boing: a blog on the wonderful and strange happenings worldwide, but I don’t think they need much introduction…
- Greek sport 24 Blog: A greek blog on various stories on the net.
- My Blogworld: a large collection of the best of the blog world on paper.li publishing site. My Blogworld can be reached on twitter
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Levered marketing
Not very inspiring name for a restaurant.
Pondy Kappi
What’s with kapi (Tamil pronunciation of Coffee) in Pondy via @Devarya on twitter. In a number of Indian languages The F becomes P, football=pootball. So in order to make sure they get Pure milk, best to write it as Fure ๐ smart!