Salman Rushdie: My JLF trip got cancelled.
Taslima Nasreen: My book launch got cancelled.
Telecom Operators: Our licenses got cancelled.
Mayawati: My statues got cancelled.
Cricket Fan: The Indian team stands cancelled.
General: My actual date of birth got cancelled.
Bhopal: Cancel the Olympic Dow sponsorship.
SRK: My slap stands cancelled.
Kapil Sibal: I will still cancel Facebook!
BJP: Cancel the 2009 Lok Sabha verdict!
Kodankulam: Cancel the nuclear plant this year!
© Sunil Rajguru
10 Indian sporting wishes for 2012
Multiple Olypmic Golds, WSH success…
09 January 2012, Sify.com
Ten beginnings of 2011
Iraq peace, South Sudan, Djokovic era…
08 January 2012, Sify.com
10 improbable (but possible) things that could happen in 2012
Manmohan Singh could become President of India
04 January 2012, Sify.com
Nine random wishes for 2012
Like Anna Hazare finally moves on to something else…
02 January 2012, Sify.com
9 scares of 2011
Mullaperiyar, Kudankulam, WikiLeaks, Economy…
01 January 2012, Sify.com
12 misses of 2011
Lokpal, Mahashatak, Economy, FDI…
31 December, 2011, Sify.com
2011: The Year of the Common Person
People on the streets and cyberspace made the difference
28 December, 2011, Sify.com
2011: A scary year for media and social media
Leaders, politicians… they all hated the press
22 December, 2011, Sify.com
The year of slaying cricketing Goliaths
2011 wasn’t good news if you were a champion
21 December, 2011, Sify.com
2011: India’s year of confrontation
Everyone seemed to be taking on someone else
20 December, 2011, Sify.com
7 reasons why general elections could take place in 2012
The Congress is well capable of toppling itself…
16 December, 2011, Sify.com
10 things that took a real beating in 2011…
Al-Qaeda, N-power, Einstein, Euro…
13 December, 2011, Sify.com
The Indian Not So Nobel Prizes of 2011…
The worst of the worst of the year
06 December, 2011, Sify.com
2011: The Year of The Obituary
There just have been to many celebrity deaths this year
04 December, 2011, Sify.com
∙ All the politicians of all the political parties in India have wished each other an extremely happy new year by soundly trashing the Lokpal Bill…
“No Lokpal! Happy New Year!”
∙ Cyclone Thane has wished South India a very Wet and Windy New Year.
∙ I would have wished all my fellow Indians a scam-free new year, but for all practical purposes it will be just another Scammy New Year!
∙ In 1752, the calendar went straight from September 3 to 13 to adjust the calendar.
Protest the lost days!
Celebrate New Year on January 12!