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GENRE: REALISTIC FICTION INSIDE THE MIND OF A POLITICIAN _____AN INTERVIEW WITH NARESH AGARWAL By Neel Anil Panicker ‘Easy as pie.’ What? ‘Winning elections. Plus, changing parties.’ Easier than changing diapers, right? ‘Much, much easier. A piece of pie. And that’s not a lie.’ Yeah, don’t we all know that you’re an apostle of … Continue reading neelwrites/eathumblepie/politics/india/nareshaggarwal/19/03/2018
IDIOMATICALLY YOURS: I’LL EAT MY HAT By Neel Anil Panicker MEANING: It means to suggest that one would be surprised over an occurrence. EXAMPLE: I’ll eat my hat if the BJP wins the forthcoming UP elections. (c)neelanilpanicker2017#idiom#354 IDIOMATICALLY YOURS: JOHN HANCOCK By Neel Anil Panicker MEANING: To write one’s signature EXAMPLE: I was asked … Continue reading neellwrites/idiomaticallyyours/13/01/2017
IDIOMATICALLY YOURS: I’LL EAT MY HAT By Neel Anil Panicker MEANING: It means to suggest that one would be surprised over an occurrence. EXAMPLE: I’ll eat my hat if the BJP wins the forthcoming UP elections. (c)neelanilpanicker2017#idiom#354 IDIOMATICALLY YOURS: JOHN HANCOCK By Neel Anil Panicker MEANING: To write one’s signature EXAMPLE: I … Continue reading neelwrites/idiomaticallyyours/08/01/2017
IDIOMATICALLY YOURS: FOAM AT THE MOUTH By Neel Anil Panicker MEANING: To be extremely angry EXAMPLE: Last year on November 8 when India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the demonetisation of high value currency notes it left a lot of black money hoarders foaming at their mouths. c)neelanilpanicker2017#idiom#360 IDIOMATICALLY YOURS: GOING TO HELL IN A … Continue reading neelwrites/idiomaticallyyours/05/01/2017
#IDIOMATICALLY YOURS: DEAD DUCK By Neel Anil Panicker MEANING : A useless, worthless, or outmoded person or thing. EXAMPLE: The Congress needs to pull up its act soon and find an able leader to replace Rahul Gandhi or else it would soon be a dead duck. (c)neelanilpanicker2017#idiom#362 #IDIOMATICALLY YOURS: EASY AS A PIE By Neel … Continue reading neelwrites/idiomaticallyours/-4/01/2017
IDIOMATICALLY YOURS: A LICK AND A PROMISE By Neel Anil Panicker If one gives something a lick and a promise, it means one has done something in a hurry__and as happens in such cases__,incompletely, and intends to return to it later. A prime example would be India’s demonetisation exercise launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi … Continue reading neelwrites/idiomaticallyyours/03/01/2017
A LICK AND A PROMISE By Neel Anil Panicker If one gives something a lick and a promise, it means one has done something in a hurry__and as happens in such cases__,incompletely, and intends to return to it later. A prime example would be India’s demonetisation exercise launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the … Continue reading neelwrites/english/figuresofspeech/01/01/2017
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