Indrajit Hazra / ET
A Delhi journalist, a Golden Retriever and a blind psephologist walk into a bar in Bihar and ask for a drink. “Didn’t you read the sign outside? Dogs aren’t allowed in here,” the barman says. Realising that there’s no point arguing, the journalist leaves for Delhi to write op-ed articles and appear on news channels to discuss the impending Bihar polls.
“So, you’re a poll analyst, huh?” the barman, turning to the psephologist, asked. “Who do you think will win?” “I’m afraid he’s also mute,” replied the Golden Retriever, careful not to let on that he was colour- and casteblind himself. more
A Delhi journalist, a Golden Retriever and a blind psephologist walk into a bar in Bihar and ask for a drink. “Didn’t you read the sign outside? Dogs aren’t allowed in here,” the barman says. Realising that there’s no point arguing, the journalist leaves for Delhi to write op-ed articles and appear on news channels to discuss the impending Bihar polls.
“So, you’re a poll analyst, huh?” the barman, turning to the psephologist, asked. “Who do you think will win?” “I’m afraid he’s also mute,” replied the Golden Retriever, careful not to let on that he was colour- and casteblind himself. more
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