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Always English (New 55 Fiction Friday)

Overheard at Delhi National Airport, while waiting for a flight.
Mrs. Mehta, a top executive at McKinsey telling her daughter over the mobile phone, “Now Pinky darling listen, tell Ayah Ma (nanny), if she speaks in her Hindi again to you, we will deduct 10 rupees each time from her salary. Our house, always English.

 Inspiration: Sepia Mutiny I Can't Drive 55.

Posted on Friday, October 14, 2005 at 03:53PM by Registered CommenterKush Tandon in | CommentsPost a Comment

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