Signs and Boards

Handy bike mechanic…

Translation:
Bajaj Pulsar (a popular 150cc bike in India)
Bajaj Dicovery (the above bike in its cruise incarnation)
Activa Honda (a popular scooter)
Kinetic-Honda (another popular scooter)

Signs and Boards

Google diversifying?

On the Road

Mosoon leaks yet again

It’s not only the passengers that have to take their brollies on the bus

Signs and Boards

Holy saturday?

Signs and Boards

A strange shop

Any ideas what this shop is advertising is anybody’s guess

Signs and Boards

Another case of Google translation?

What ever the message, it is clear that clean and green is the way

Signs and Boards

Funny toilets

Videos

Lost in translation?

Author aurovrata Date June 8, 2012

Another great ad from India. An Indian business-man in a foreign land looking for...

On the Road

For habit maketh no monk

Holy man on his TVS 50 speeding down the highway

Signs and Boards

The complete lady’s ware

It is important to display signs in English to attract the foreigners as well as the Indian tourist from other Indian states. Although India has Hindi as its national language, it is only prevalent in northern states of India… so English remains the defacto national language for many educated and affluent class.