Premium
This is an archive article published on July 13, 2009

Tailpiece

A Young MP from Andhra Pradesh is taking time out of his busy schedule to learn English at the British Council.

google-preferred-btn

A Young MP from Andhra Pradesh is taking time out of his busy schedule to learn English at the British Council. The reason: he hopes it will help him get closer to Rahul Gandhi. He was heard explaining in the corridors of Parliament how Rahul likes those who speak English.

 

Latest Comment
Post Comment
Read Comments
Advertisement
Live Blog
PHOTOS
In pics: From concept supercars to electronic SUV's: Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2025 was all about innovation
In Pics: From Concept Supercars to Electric SUVs – Innovation at Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2025
Top Stories
vodafone idea
Govt grants 5-year lifeline to Voda Idea, freezes AGR dues at Rs 87,695 crore: Sources
This comes in the wake of at least 22 children dying in Madhya Pradesh after consuming contaminated cough syrups
Health Ministry bans nimesulide oral tablets, syrups over 100 mg, removes cough syrups from OTC sales
rajesh khanna
Salman Khan offered to work for free to buy Rajesh Khanna's bungalow, he claimed betrayal: 'Mujhe sadak par...'
Ranveer Singh, Dhurandhar
'Maine bahut mehnat ki hai': What Ranveer Singh said about Dhurandhar after massive success, revealed he lost and gained 15 kgs
The video has since gone viral, triggering a flurry of reactions criticising irresponsible tourists
'Even at 13,000 feet, we are leaving our marks': IFS officer shares video of plastic waste in fragile Himachal mountains, sparks outrage
Rohit Aryan shared his belief that staying in one’s hometown can be more fulfilling in the long run
‘Live close to or with family’: Entrepreneur advises youngsters in their 20s not to move to Delhi, Bengaluru, Mumbai; X post sparks debate
India winning the Women's World Cup, especially after three losses earlier in the tournament, is a moment that will be etched in memories. (Express Photo by Narendra Vaskar)
Reflections of 2025: A historic Women's World Cup win, frailty of Bazball exposed, Virat Kohli’s tears of joy
Carlsen prides himself as being one of the best to ever play the sport, believing that he doesn’t even need to wear the world champion’s crown to prove his credentials. (Photo Credit: Michal Walusza/FIDE)
Reflections of 2025: A smash that shook the chess world, a controversial outburst at the US Open and a false dawn in Indian football
History doesn’t end today, our old compass has run its course. Here’s a new one for India
History doesn’t end today, our old compass has run its course. Here’s a new one for India
india in sports 2025
Yearender 2025 | Sports: T20 overdose in 2026: 146 Games in India in 181 days before FIFA World Cup, CWG and Asian Games
John Abraham on living a private life
‘I go into my shell and…’: John Abraham on avoiding gossip and keeping things private about his life; expert on how all of us can guard personal boundaries
In late January 2025, Chinese AI startup DeepSeek launched its open-weight AI model, DeepSeek R1.
From DeepSeek R1 to Ghibli art: 5 technical breakthroughs that changed AI in 2025
Advertisement
Must Read
Reflections of 2025: A historic Women's World Cup win, frailty of Bazball exposed, Virat Kohli’s tears of joy
India winning the Women's World Cup, especially after three losses earlier in the tournament, is a moment that will be etched in memories. (Express Photo by Narendra Vaskar)
Reflections of 2025: A smash that shook the chess world, a controversial outburst at the US Open and a false dawn in Indian football
Carlsen prides himself as being one of the best to ever play the sport, believing that he doesn’t even need to wear the world champion’s crown to prove his credentials. (Photo Credit: Michal Walusza/FIDE)
Medals aren’t won by talent alone: Abhinav Bindra-led panel flags deep gaps in India's sports system, presents blueprint for Olympic future
Abhinav Bindra Olympics
From DeepSeek R1 to Ghibli art: 5 technical breakthroughs that changed AI in 2025
In late January 2025, Chinese AI startup DeepSeek launched its open-weight AI model, DeepSeek R1.
Samsung Galaxy S26 series: Everything we know about the flagships so far
One of the largest uncertainties regarding the Galaxy S26 is its price. A worldwide memory deficit primarily fueled by demand from the AI sector may greatly affect prices.(Image: X/ Jay)
Mark your calendar: 13 spectacular moon events coming in 2026
The following year, 2026, will have a lot of stargazing events lined up, from a supermoon to planet sightings. (Image: Unsplash)
‘I go into my shell and…’: John Abraham on avoiding gossip and keeping things private about his life; expert on how all of us can guard personal boundaries
John Abraham on living a private life
Advertisement
Buzzing Now
'Even at 13,000 feet, we are leaving our marks': IFS officer shares video of plastic waste in fragile Himachal mountains, sparks outrage
The video has since gone viral, triggering a flurry of reactions criticising irresponsible tourists
‘Live close to or with family’: Entrepreneur advises youngsters in their 20s not to move to Delhi, Bengaluru, Mumbai; X post sparks debate
Rohit Aryan shared his belief that staying in one’s hometown can be more fulfilling in the long run
‘Mountaineering prodigy’: Kaamya Karthikeyan batters -30°C winds to become youngest Indian to ski to South Pole, wins hearts
An alumna of Navy Children School, Kaamya Karthikeyan has already built an impressive record in extreme adventure
An Instagram post cost this Russian banking tycoon $9 billion and his citizenship
Former Russian banking tycoon Oleg Tinkov
Canadian woman warns users of scam at New Delhi railway station, shares distressing experience: ‘Travel is not always positive’
The Canadian woman claimed he was trying to make her miss her train so she would be forced to buy a ticket from him instead
Dec 31: Latest News
Advertisement