Behind every successful women’s team, there are men
Behind every successful women’s team, there is a team of even more successful men.
Fare solution for air pollution?
Dhoka, the highly developed city of Chapasthan, has yet again been ranked second in the list of most polluted cities of the world.
Country to export rich people to poorer nations
Why Chapasthan is still considered to be an underdeveloped country, despite being the largest producer of rich people, is a question that the nation’s economists are wracking their brains over at countless seminars, webinars, roundtables and views-exchange meetings.
Cricketers plan to build biggest pillar of success with continuous failures
One will rarely come across anyone who has not heard the old adage “failure is the pillar of success”.
Ex-poor people start appointing accountants after becoming filthy rich overnight
The per capita income of Chapasthan has reached a new soaring milestone yet again. On the occasion, the country’s emperor recently said, “Unbeknownst to us, with each passing night, the people of Chapasthan are getting richer. Development, development, development.”
Sundarbans refuses to let in any more ‘tigers’
After a successfully failed mission of “at least semifinal”, the cricket team are home, the place where tigers roam.
Usain Bolt started running after hearing motivational speaker say ‘life is a race’
Legendary Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt has revealed the secret behind his immense success.
Life after Messi: Barcelona to shift focus from football to mining
Fans of FC Barcelona have been left scratching their heads as the much-loved Spanish football club has announced that they will transition to becoming a mine-exploring organisation.
E eager to distance itself from commerce in Bangladesh
The English letter, E, has been traumatised -- much like humans -- by its association with internet commerce in Bangladesh.
Research finds proof of male students’ existence despite continuous absence on news
“Every day, before going to my office, I drop my son off at his school. But I have never seen a male student on the news or newspapers, let alone my son. Does my son really go to school?,” a father of a class 5 student asked.