Facebook Wall: Kejriwal & Co discuss electoral strategy for the Aam Admi Party
November 24, 2012 4 Comments
With Arvind Kejriwal naming his party as ‘Aam Admi Party’ (AAP), the focus has shifted to the nascent political movement’s strategy for the 2014 General Elections. We bring you historic snapshots of the confabulations of the party’s founders on their party Facebook page: (With inputs from Unreal Columnist Ashwin Kumar)
Continue reading …English Cricket Team reflects on defeat in Ahmedabad Test on Facebook Wall
November 19, 2012 3 Comments
Despite Cook’s valiant efforts, England was outplayed by India in the first Test of the 4 match series. The lads later congregated on the team’s Facebook wall to mull over the defeat and discuss the way ahead in what promises to be a long, hard tour. (With inputs from Unreal columnist, Ashwin Kumar)
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Andhra Pradesh’s High Court has set aside BCCI’s decision to impose a life ban on former Indian skipper and sitting Congress MP from Moradabad constituency in Uttar Pradesh, Mohammad Azharuddin. The wristy batsman promptly took to Facebook to express his relief. A few other noted figures joined him on his page. The Unreal Times’ Moradabad [...]
Continue reading …Indian leaders congratulate President Obama on Facebook for winning a second term
November 8, 2012 22 Comments
Indian leaders congregated on President Obama’s Facebook Wall to congratulate him on his historic triumph at the hustings and renewed their pledge to deepen Indo-US ties. The Unreal Times brings you snapshots: (With inputs from Pritam Chatterjee)
Continue reading …Leaked: Facebook Wall of Dengue D’Souza, the mosquito that infected Ajmal Kasab
November 4, 2012 1 Comment
Dengue D’Souza, a mosquito based in Mumbai, did something what 1.2 billion Indians had been waiting for desperately all this while -some sort of punishment to captured terrorist Ajmal Kasab. The mass murderer came down with high fever that was subsequently diagnosed as Dengue. While D’Souza vamoosed after the act, The Unreal Times managed to track [...]
Continue reading …Kejriwal’s expose of Reliance: Politicians, corporate executives discuss fallout on Facebook
October 31, 2012 13 Comments
Kejriwal’s grand announcement that Mukesh Ambani, not 10, Janpath, runs the country has triggered shockwaves across not just the polity but even the corporate sector. Key players in the political economy congregate on the RIL wall to discuss the implications of Kejriwal’s allegations:
Continue reading …Mallyas take to Facebook after Force India’s poor show in Indian Grand Prix
October 30, 2012 16 Comments
The Indian Grand prix didn’t go too well for Vijay Mallya and his son Siddharth Mallya, with the media doggedly hounding the baron over KFA issues. The Mallyas took to Facebook to express their frustration. Our Unreal Facebook reporter was quick enough to grab a snapshot:
Continue reading …Cabinet Reshuffle: UPA ministers congregate on Facebook to thank 10, Janpath
October 29, 2012 7 Comments
Immediately after the cabinet reshuffle and the swearing-in ceremony, UPA ministers took to the Congress Facebook page to express their gratefulness. The Unreal Times brings you snapshots of this seminal moment in Indian politics: (With inputs based on this tweet)
Continue reading …IAC activists, page 3 celebrities, politicians, mango men, guttersnipes slug-fest on Facebook Wall
October 24, 2012 17 Comments
Following all the action that has ensued in the last few days in circles political and otherwise, many personalities of repute discussed and debated the unfolding of events on a Facebook group common to the powerful. Using his unreal superpowers, our correspondent Baimaan got hold of the conversation for our readers to relish.
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With Arvind Kejriwal’s high octane campaign to shame and expose the high and mighty gathering momentum, disgruntled politicians resorted to spamming the feisty activist’s Facebook Wall to express their outrage. See below for snapshots from the KejriWALL: (With inputs from Ashwin Kumar and a few jokes from Twitter – 1, 2, 3)
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