MNS is at it again. 

You got to read this.

That was news worthy enough. But here is the icing:

However, Bharti later told a press conference that Rai was like her brother and she had a right to “love or hit him”.

And some more:

Rai, who was also present at the press conference, said Bharti was like his elder sister and she had the right to “beat him or love him”.

Read it all here. Fun eh?

Trudging through the traffic can be interesting at times. Or, at the least, fleetingly amusing.
Driving behind a Santro, wondering whether to overtake or not, a sticker at the rear of that car screams back at me:

Warning. Master Rohan is in the car.

I, of course, pay heed to the warning and solemnly follow the car lest Master Rohan should unleash his fury on me.

Then, I spotted a Valvo (no spelling mistake there):

Going further, there was a bike with “Feel My Love” written in cursive on the rear guard. Aerosmith’s Pink plays on the radio and all this becomes a bit too much to handle, I might add.

Enjoy. And yes, if you really Valvo value your life, don’t mess with Master Rohan.

A perfect example of ridiculous writing. ToI is probably the only piece of paper that can patronize, or rather afford to patronize, this particular writer.

Times of India, the nation’s flagship media company that has taken upon itself the task of building(!) this nation, asks a pertinent question on its website:

Are women mesmerised by Narendra Modi?

The question makes you think twice about the entire Lead India campaign.
The comments make you think more than twice about what kind of India someone would want to lead.
Do read the comments.