India Taaza!



India Looks lot more fresh this way!
Bangalore is north and Delhi is south.....all north indians are south indians and vice versa. Let us make east north so that the west becomes south.

It really looks fresh!

:-)

Comments

WebPrashy said…
Cool! Perhaps then there would be no more problems of insurgency in the east & north, drought in the west and both south & north India would still have magnificent traditional architecture buildings!!

:)

I am still worried about central India though...as Rayalseema, Telengana & Madhya pradesh would still be isolated from development!

And perhaps Bangalore would loose out its famed climate...but naturally! :(

Cool idea though! Kiran...ninna kidney channagi upayougisiddiyaa!!

;)
November 4, 2007 at 10:32:00 AM PST
Kiran Kulkarni said…
Opposite always completes truth
:-)
November 19, 2007 at 9:23:00 PM PST
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