After being 'voluntarily' evicted from the house of Bigg Boss, Rahul Mahajunk, son of slain politician Pramod Mahajunk, has been busy giving interviews to media, justifying his so-called 'rebellion' and presenting himself as a 'hero' who sacrificed the prize money of One Crore rupees to save his friends from being punished for their indiscipline.
Onionuttapam
News too put a request for an interview which he surprisingly agreed
quite readily. Perhaps after surviving with great difficulty on a bland
diet of dal-chawal for three long days, the flavor of onionuttapam was
too tempting to resist.
Good to be back, Rahul?
"Indeed! It was quite tough to have a boss bigger than me bossing me for ninety days. I'm happy to be
back in environs where I'm the sole big boss"
A British woman who celebrated her 105th birthday this week said the secret to long life was celibacy, adding that she imagined sex was a "lot of hassle." Clara Meadmore,...
"Natalie Dylan", the 22-year-old San Diego woman who is auctioning her virginity to pay her tuition is a Women's Studies grad.Her decision to prostitute herself is the na...
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With such a strong cultural history and rich traditions, what went wrong for the Gaghara Plains? For many who don't know the facts, it is th...
May be if Stephen Hawking reads Indian newspapers, he would have been
thanking god for not being born in India. With the amount of disability
he suffers from, no parent...
In the so-called 'Maximum City', the denizens battle daily
for the bare minimum - a window seat in local trains, which function as arteries
of the city keeping the ci...
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