Wonder if there is a loss of morale over at Hallmark with e-cards becoming popular? Here are a few Hallmark card ideas for uniquely Indian occasions to help boost enthusiasm.
My living will, for the record.
Hafiz Saeed, the leader of of Jama’at-ud-Daw’ah, widely considered to be a cover for Lashkar-e-Toiba, recently answered questions from militants, movie industry, politicians and others in a live web chat. Here below is the transcript of the chat obtained by the What Ho! Report team.
If Rome is the eternal city, Istanbul has to be the timeless city, having endured centuries of struggle and change. Notes from a recent trip to Turkey
Who am I? That’s a simple question. Yet one without a simple answer.
In an intriguing twist to the 2,000+ year old history of the religion, a prominent leader of Tibetan buddhists today stepped forward with the startling and controversial claim that the core tenet of his faith – “to stay in the moment” – was perhaps over-rated.
As you might have noticed, there is an enormous amount of mud slinging going on today, wherever you turn in our country. It is but natural then to ask the question: “Where does all this mud come from?” After months of tireless investigation, we stumbled onto the biggest mud factory in India, and went under cover to talk to their marketing chief.
Have I mentioned that you could follow What Ho! on Twitter and get a daily commentary on life in this wonderful country of ours? Here’s a collection of tweets from @waatho – What Ho!’s twitter account for your enjoyment. If this is not good enough reason for you to follow @waatho, I don’t know what is. Cheers! Follow @waatho
Under pressure to respond after the US State Department announced a $10M bounty for information leading to the conviction of Hafiz Saeed, the Indian government announced its own offer – One litre of petrol, which is by far the highest reward ever offered for one of the most wanted men on India’s list of terror suspects.
This year, as is the case each year, there will be a crazed competition among teenagers, in which they will fight each other to the finish for a grand prize. Yes, I’m talking about the Hunger Games, also known as the Indian Institute of Technology Joint Entrance Exam (IIT JEE).
