Independence Day: A day for which the nation's copywriters are eternally grateful.
Saturday, August 15, 2009
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true :)
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He he...
Haha, good one. In Pakistan Aug 14 was celebrated most passionately by cell phone companies who sponsored hours long TV transmissions to mark the day. The corporate sector is always active in promoting petty patriotism -- although it now mostly comprises multinationals.
hmm
Brilliant!!! I came here looking for your post about Mangalore.. Glad I found this post... I had somehow missed this really funny post :)
I'm back after a really long hiatus and all set to write about more interesting things in life :)
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