Man admitted to hospital following an attempt to calculate his monthly transportation budget ahead of odd-even rule

Pappu Singh, a resident of Delhi, was admitted to hospital after complaints of acute chest pain and shortness of breath while he was preparing his monthly transportation budget.

The incident happened when Mr. Singh asked his son, Sonu Singh, for a calculator and the latter pointed out some serious errors in his calculation and offered to help him with it.

Mr. Singh was aware of the fact that he wouldn’t be able to use his car on odd dates as his car’s license plate ends with an even number.  Hence, he roughly added 15 days of auto fare and 15 days fuel charges to his household budget.  However, his son informed him that he had discounted too many crucial factors, and then created a flowchart outlining a list of probabilities, demonstrating his prowess.

Beads of sweat formed on Mr. Singh’s forehead as things started to get more challenging than he had anticipated.

“An odd date could fall on a Saturday when you will have an option to stay at home,” Sonu proclaimed.

“Yeah, say 5 Saturdays a month,” Mr. Singh interjected.

“Nah, either 2 or 3 Saturdays every month on odd dates.”

“But Kejriwalji might stop this experiment after 15 days.”

“We cannot predict what is in the mind of a person who wears mufflers in June.  And by the way, even if he stops the experiment after 15 days, it may not make any difference to the number of Saturday in a month,” Sonu pointed toward the calendar and added, “Moreover, you might forget it’s an odd date during weekdays and go out in your car.”

 “How am I supposed to forget my car’s registration number?”

“It’s very much possible.  People don’t remember their cars’ registration numbers all the time, and I said you might forget the date not the registration number.  We still don’t have odd or even date calendars in the market to remind you when you can use your car.”

“Yeah but look at the brighter side.  If I drive my car on an odd date and cause an accident, I can blatantly deny later.”

“That’s an unrealistic scenario.  What is more likely, though, is you paying fines.

“Yeah, 2000 rupees.”

“At every signal.  The rule clearly states that those who break the rule will have to pay 2000 rupees every time they are caught.  So, the odds of you getting caught 5-6 times are alarmingly high.”

An excruciating pain radiated through Mr. Singh’s chest as he fell off the chair.  He was immediately rushed to the nearby hospital where he is currently recuperating.

When we asked Mr. Singh the reason why he was petrified of the odd-even rule, he handed us the flowchart without uttering a word.  Here’s a scanned image of the flowchart which his son created:

We wished him a speedy recovery but he looked into oblivion and said he would stay in the hospital till 15^th January.

Meanwhile, a few coaching centers have sprouted up in the city exclusively to train individuals on probability of compound events to help them calculate their monthly budgets correctly.

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I am Rahul Gandhi’s brother-in-law, I’m not afraid of saying stuff that make no sense – Robert Vadra

Congress has appointed Robert Vadra as the party spokesperson after he, in an epic display of love for common people, had lashed out at Kejriwal government for exempting VIPs from odd-even rule.  The party has announced today that Mr. Vadra would be sharing the burden of Rahul Gandhi and would criticize various political parties whenever opportunities present themselves.

Earlier, people caught a glimpse of Rahul Gandhi in him when he slammed Kejriwal government over an issue he was not remotely connected with, and his anti-VIP stand had created a lot of confusion as he himself falls under the category of unspecified VIPs.  Hence, the clarification from congress has come as a relief to many who had earlier attributed his incoherent thoughts to an extended Christmas party that, they assumed, he had attended.

Meanwhile, AAP has dismissed his statement as immature and uninformed and said, “Exemption of VIPs from odd-even rule wouldn’t benefit any VIP because no VIP, including Robert Vadra, owns a single car, and if at all any VIP has only one car, then that person should consider himself or herself fortunate to be classified as a VIP, and would require more help than a mere exemption from odd-even rule in order to be considered a VIP in the future.”

Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi, however, has lauded Mr. Vadra for his statement and said, “He is on the right track.  Initially, even I was a bit hesitant to express myself, but since I decided to implement everything I learned from Champak …I mean, I decided to be more assertive, things started to fall in place automatically, and today, I am one of the most feared political figures in the country,” he grinned as he continued, “If Robert continues the good work he has started then, you never know, he might just win one or two Bharat Rantas.  After all, we have a habit of winning Bharat Ratnas,” he grinned again for no apparent reason.

When we asked him about the numerous privileges Mr. Vadra himself enjoyed over the years, including exemption from frisking at airports, he rummaged through a few papers and said he would get back to us on this after a couple of days.

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Face/Off

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has agreed today that Congress’s claim ‘Swamy is Modi’s Mask’ is true, and that he had a secret pact with Dr. Swamy under which they both decided to wear each other’s masks.

Speaking to Unreal Times, psycho Modi said, “After I became Prime Minister, I realized that it would be a bit unbecoming of me to take digs at opposition leaders every now and again. However, it’s virtually impossible for a normal human being to resist the temptation of poking fun at Papp…I mean, Mr. Gandhi, and the idea of swapping masks crossed my mind.  I discussed the idea with Swamy and he immediately agreed.  Little did I know that he had such wicked plans.”

“I first learned about the misuse of my mask when I reached airport for my first foreign trip as Prime Minister.  The person at the boarding desk looked at my ticket and my I-card suspiciously and said PM had already left for Brazil in the morning.  When I informed them that I am the Prime Minister of India, they laughed uncontrollably and tried to smell my breath.  That’s when I realized that Swamy had gone on that Brazil trip wearing my mask,” he scrolled through a few photographs of Amazon rainforest and grunted, “Cheater cock.”

“The same thing happened when Obama came to India.  Swamy told me that their flight would reach Delhi at 10 O’clock, but while I was getting ready to receive them, wondering whether to shake hands with Obama or greet him with a namaste, I saw on television that Swamy was already on the tarmac, hugging Obama in my mask.  Why on earth would anyone hug a stranger?”

When we asked him if he is the one going at Gandhis wearing Swamy mask, he said, “Well, I mean…see, since we won the general election, Rahul Gandhi has been irritating me by bursting crackers outside my house at 2 O’clock in the night and putting chewing gums on my seat in parliament.  He even left a cockroach in my bedroom one day and you know how dangerous cockroaches…,  Anyway, guess I will have to take my mask back,” he scrolled through the images of Niagara Falls and said, “I am losing more than I am gaining.”

We asked him if this was causing any confusion during diplomatic visits, and he said, “No, we both are vegetarians.”

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Scientists back Kejriwal’s ‘Rahul Gandhi is a kid’ remark, say his gray beard is the result of electromagnetic radiation

Scientists at Bhabha Atomic Research Center have corroborated Arvind Kejriwal’s claim, stating Rahul Gandhi is indeed world’s first known gray-bearded kid, and the reason for his gray beard is electromagnetic radiation.

Further explaining the phenomenon, they said, “Mr. Gandhi has a lot of pent up energy in him to do something for the nation.  But as he is not getting enough opportunities, these energies are getting converted into radioactive materials.  These materials are constantly emanating from his body and turning his beard gray.”

The center, meanwhile, has made it mandatory for all MPs to display their Aadhar Card details on Twitter to avoid any confusion.

The whole controversy erupted when Indian Railways demolished a slum in Delhi and Rahul Gandhi alleged Kejriwal’s involvement in it, prompting the latter to retort with the historic remark.  Though, Kejriwal’s ‘kid’ remark has enough supporting evidence, Rahul Gandhi’s statement cannot be dismissed as baseless either, as no one is fully aware of who is running Delhi, and its functioning is largely a mystery to everyone.  Hence, every time something happens in Delhi, a fleeing image of a muffler-clad face flashes through everyone’s mind.

When we contacted Mr. Gandhi, he refuted the claim and whipped out his Aadhar Card from his pocket as proof of age.  A piece of paper came out with the card and fell on the ground.  He picked it up and said, “They are trying to stifle my voice but I will continue to fight for…women empowerment.”  He quickly glanced at the paper from the corner of his eyes and continued, “Is Swachh Bharat working?  Is Make in India working?  I don’t think so.  And if something doesn’t work then what is the point of starting it in the first place?  What we need is an anti-corruption drive.”

When we told him that even anti-corruption drives are not working, he roared, “Does that mean we should stop trying?”

Before we could get his reaction on Kejriwal’s remark, we noticed a group of people, with bags on their shoulders, wandering along the road.  He immediately pulled them aside and posed for a photograph with them; we obliged.  He assured them shelter and rehabilitation and asked them to join him for a dharna outside Jantar Mantar.  However, they politely declined his invitation saying they were tourists and had already arranged for shelter in a hotel.

We tried to contact Arvind Kejriwal for another spiteful remark but he was busy solving a complex odd-even number problem and wasn’t available for comment.

NASA releases HD images of a humanoid who was driving Salman Khan’s car

And now he is hiding

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NASA today released high resolution images of a humanoid alien on an unknown planet, claiming he was the one driving Salman Khan’s car that ran over five pavement dwellers, killing one of them.  However, as it has already been established beyond doubt that no one was driving the car that night, NASA’s sensational claim has been regarded by many as a cheap publicity stunt.

When we contacted the alien, after Air India One dropped us off on his planet on its way to Mars, he was listening to The Newshour Debate as the Editor-in-Chief’s voice was faintly audible from his planet.  He admitted being behind the wheel when the incident happened on that fateful night; however, he reaffirmed that no one was driving the car.

“I visited your gola for an entirely different reason,” he recalled, “As a research scientist of my planet, I wanted to perform a few tests on Mr. Arnab Goswami to understand why sound makes an exception in his case and travels faster than light.”

“While working on the project, I started stealing clothes and cash from dancing cars for survival, and like everyone on your planet, I found it more interesting than a legitimate job.  I also developed a keen interest in apparel owing to the nature of operation.”

“On September 28, 2002, I saw a few Being Human t-shirts inside a Land Cruiser.  As I drew closer, a gentleman, in a t-shirt two sizes smaller than his actual size, dragged me inside the car and put me behind the wheel saying they had long been waiting for someone to sit in the driver’s seat.  When I expressed my inability to operate a vehicle, he assured me that it was a self-driving car and no action would be required on my part.  Before I could ask him the reason why they would need someone to sit behind the wheel when the car did not require one, it started running automatically.”

“I was behind the wheel, Mr. Khan sat next to me, Ravindra Patil sat behind me, and Kamaal Khan was behind Salman Khan at a 45 degree angle to me.  The car was moving beautifully on verbal commands but as we reached Hill Road, Mr. Khan said, ‘go right,’ Kamaal Khan said, ‘Left,’ Mr. Patil said, ‘Stop,’ and I said, ‘Help.’  The car got confused and went straight and rammed into the bakery, killing one person.  But thank God, nothing happened to bhai otherwise 16 million people would have committed suicide.”

When we informed him that his revelation could have legal implications, he said, “Chill. I have full faith in judiciary,” and winked at us.

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