Tagged: times of india

At what age, do you ‘put up’ your legs?

At some age, apparently, you “put up” your legs permanently. In the cupboard, perhaps. Maybe like a bat? Put it up for auction on Ebay!

55 years is no big deal. At that age,”heroes” like Shahrukh Khan or Salman Khan will still be chasing after 20-something heroines.

Incompetent imbeciles at the Times of India seek to deprive poor old ATM guards of their livelihood

Can their journalists get any story right? Or, write copy without mistakes? Or, at least write objectively? When they can’t do their own job right, why are they targeting these poor people? ATMs only need someone to remotely raise an audible alarm. They don’t have to physically intervene. Guys who can successfully fight armed thieves or fit the physical requirements as per the rules would rather join the military or the police. Why would they be willing to sit for ever on a stool at an ATM? What good are cops anyway? There was one ATM customer who staked out at a kiosk and caught the thief who attacked him a few days back. When he took the thief to the police station, the cop asked the guy to “settle” the matter with the thief.

Times journalists sucker these poor and old guards to pose for them and then writes a hit piece on them.

Times journalists sucker these poor and old guards to pose for them and then writes a hit piece on them.

Has Economic Times gone to the dogs?

Economic Times supports corrupt bureacrat-politician-businessmen nexus.

Policy paralysis… governance deficit… they say. Is running government all about doling out favors to the influential?

I have as much right as Birla to own a coal block. If the rules were followed, then neither of us would receive any. But, Birla meets Manmole Singh and gets a coal block that was originally alloted to a PSU.

This is corruption. It does not matter if there was documents going here and forth to give it an air of legitimacy.

They are corrupt. They should be thrown in jail. Why can’t ET get this simple fact in its head?

ET defends Birla in coal scam.

Flawed policy was created at the behest of sterling members of Indian Inc.

When the market falls, finance minister Chidambaram takes blame (who passes it on to his predecessor)

ET blames Chidambarm when market falls.

ET blames Chidambarm when market falls.

When it goes up, ET credits it to RBI governor Rajan

ET credits RBI governor when market goes up.

ET credits RBI governor when market goes up.

For the latest rally, ET credits (hold you breath for this) Gujarat CM Narendra Modi, who is yet to fight the election and take office

Rajan got the job. Let's move on to the next target. ET credits Modi for the latest rally.

Rajan got the job. Let’s move on to the next target. ET credits Modi for the latest rally.

ET gets airheads to talk up economic hitman, instead of experienced market operators

Gulp fiction writer Shoba De pimping it for IMF plant Rajan.

Gulp fiction writer Shoba De pimping it for IMF plant Rajan.

Model-turned-actress Chitraganda Singh is definitely not an airhead but what is th point of using someone like her to interview a market operator. He wouldn't listen to an ordinary reporter?

Who is this junjunwala? Why is ET propping him up? And, why is model-turned-actress Chitraganda Singh involved? She definitely is not an airhead but what is the point of using someone like her to interview a market operator. He wouldn’t listen to an ordinary reporter?

ET wasn’t like this always.

Moral Volcano's letter to editor of ET.

Moral Volcano’s letter to editor of ET.