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That is a good point I must say Sidhu.
I wonder how often they have to change the jan-sankhya figures.:D
Rajeev, the place had electricity and a road but not piped water, though at a few places they were putting the pipes
Neha, now that you say it this way, I have to agree.
haha! i love this, it’s so India!
And the place has Electricity and Piped water
and a road.
Maverick, thanks a lot for sharing the dialogs. I too liked them a lot.Sathish, it says Height 4275mPopulation- 114 peopleThanks for translating it Priyank.
Thats funny – KaumikHeight: 4275mPopulation: 114 animals(!!??) or maybe my Hindi is imperfect… PraaNee means humans ofcourse
hey, i dont understand.. what does that mean??
i especially like this dialogue frm namesakelocation: sea shoreIrfan:”Do we have a camera”his son:”no, we dont”Irfan:”Then u have to remember this, that papa took u somewhere, where there was no where else to go”u had a camera though