Tuesday, February 26, 2013

So High Five for Wi-Fi in Railways? Here are 10 ways to decide

The news is out! Forget the promises of cleaner toilets and better seats in the trains, the Railway Minister today announced that the Indian Railways will soon have Wi-Fi installed in a few of their trains. Interesting? May be not. Let's have a look at how people might utilize this system before we draw a conclusion.  


1.     Firangs can now click photos of Indian people doing potty on the railway tracks and upload it on Instagram for instant likes

2.     After standing in the ticket queue and getting a confirmed ticket, people can now complain, tweet and bitch about IRCTC because online their tickets are still not confirmed


3.     When Gujarati aunties start shouting or playing Antakshari in the train, at night, people can laugh at them by playing Gangnam Style in full volume. (Maybe dance in front of them too)

4.     Railways can now install iPads in the urinals, download the Draw Something application in it and let people draw anything on it rather than drawing and writing things like ‘Jo Kaam Karne Aaya Hai Woh Kar Ke Jaa Na Ch$%#3’, on the walls

5.     Insecure parents can now keep a check on their children through Skype calls

6.     Illiterate Mamas can masturbate on the Chachas next to them in the general compartment, after watching metacafe.com on their mobile phones


7.     People can now become the mayor of places like Ghazibad Railway station by frequently checking-in at the station, with foursquare

8.     Drunk Soup boys can do a Harlem Shake with the TC and upload the video on You Tube to make it viral


9.     Possessive lovers can manage to keep a check on their partners by checking their 'Last Seen At' status on Watsapp


      And finally, Tharki Uncles/Aunties/Boys/Girls who us meet in our journeys can send us instant Fraandship requests on FB

      So High Five for Wi-Fi or not, now decide that for yourself...

  
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