Monday, April 13, 2009

IPL vs IPL

In the coming few days, the public in India will be enjoying the two tamasha filled IPLs which will be played out almost simultaneously.

Indian Premier League - The brainchild of Mr. Lalit Modi, the IPL after a very successful first season last year moves to South Africa this year. This move was essential after it was thought that with the elections on at the same time, it will be better to have the tamasha abroad.
Teams
Rajasthan Royals - * player - Shane Warne

Chennai Super Kings - * player - Mahendra Singh Dhoni

Kings XI Punjab -* player - Yuvraj Singh

Delhi Daredevils - * players - Virendra Sehwag and Gautam Gambhir.

Mumbai Indians - * player - Sachin of course, but Zaheer will relish returning to the venue where it all started for him in his 2006 comeback.

Kolkata Knight Riders - * player - Saurav Dada.

Banglore Royal Challengers - * player - Kevin Peiterson.

Hyderabad Deccan Chargers - * player - Adam Gilchrist.

IPL will be played from 18th April to 24th May. The winners will have automatic qualification for the Champions League in 2009.

Indian Political League - IPL is the basic strucure of the democratic foundation of India. Held every 5 years, its the most tamasha filled time ever. The ruling coalition cries hoarse about the so called development in the preceding 5 years. The opposition claims that they would have been a better fit for heading the government and want to be given a chance.

Teams
Indian National Congress + Allies - *players - Sonia Gandhi, Manmohan Singh, Rahul Gandhi

Bharatiya Janta Party + Allies - *players - L.K. Advani, Narendra Modi

Third Front - *players - Mayawati, Jayalalithaa, Prakash Karat

Fourth Front - *players - Laloo Prasad Yadav, Mulayam Singh Yadav, Ram Vilas Paswan.

In addition there are many many more leaders in contention.

The IPL will be held from April 16 to May 13 with the final results being declared on May 16th. The winning party will be responsible for leading the country for the next 5 years

Back to the old ages

In the manifesto released by a political party aspiring for nation wide status and whose leader has not shied away from his ambitions to be a future Prime Minister of the country, its mentioned that the party will ban the use of English and Computers if it comes to power in the general election. So what else can we expect if this party comes to power?

1. Stopping the production of electricity. Electricity leads to electric devices, which ensure majority of the work is done by them. This leads to shortage of jobs.

2. Ending all industries in the country. Didnt our country and people survive before industrialization?

3. Having 10 guards for each politician. This way, for each politician, there will be 10 people employed in his security. So more employment opportunities.

4. No airplanes to fly. As there are no computers, its implicit that all airports and airlines will be closed. Only way to enter India for foreign nationals and NRIs will be by ship or road. People should travel within the country by bus or train.

5. Each state will be free to implement its own language. Only that language will be spoken in that particular state. People speaking any other language will be prosecuted.

6. However there will be a few English medium schools available. But they will be open to admission only for children of politicians.

7. All industry owners must give up their position in their company. All the people in the industry, beginning with the owner down to the last person on the payroll will receive equal salary.

This way, we will take India back to the pre-British era, one where the country was truly shining.