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Geopolitics
Sacrificing humans easier than goats
A piece on why the US ambassador to India resigned, which the poster treats as an open question, pointing to the Devyani Khobragade affair as a stumbling block in ties.
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Please vote for the illiterate millionaire
A report that Rakhi Sawant has declared herself illiterate while listing assets of Rs 14.69 crore in her election papers, which the poster mocks.
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Politics
Heavenly abode prefers a secular icon
The poster looks at where the Congress may win seats in the South, noting Kerala and Karnataka favour it while Tamil Nadu favours the AIADMK, with polling projections.
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Who is Mudassar Bukhari?
A note on Pakistani-born Dutch bowler Mudassar Bukhari taking three wickets against England, which the poster says shows how Pakistan loses players abroad.
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Fish rots from the head
A Reuters report that Chinese authorities seized at least 90bn yuan from Zhou Yongkang’s associates, with the poster calling it a textbook case of crony capitalism.
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Culture
Erdogan cant bowl (can he throw?)
A note on a Guardian cricket commentary reply from Istanbul, where a delayed switch to daylight saving left locals unsure what time it was.
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Economy
Ink more expensive than perfume
A report that a 14-year-old Indian-origin student found the US government could save about $400m a year by using Garamond, which the poster welcomes jokingly.
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Science
Lying liars are “playing with fire”
On Microsoft admitting it read a blogger’s email to catch a leaker, the poster warns that privacy is vanishing and that surveillance no longer targets only Muslims.
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The nine sisters of the North-East
A look at how the North-East’s 24 seats may vote, with the poster arguing local parties are uniting against the Congress, plus a report on a regional demand for paper…
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Science
The $2 Billion (virtual) reality
Facebook is buying Oculus VR for $2 billion, with the poster’s suggestion that young BPites pitch their own ideas and a statement from Oculus’s founder.
