Diabetes and High Blood pressure in a ball. These dumplings vary from jaw aching chewy to tooth breaking crunchy. they come in different flavours too! Happy oral distress!

Basically an Indian facepalm.. You see, we louwe to caamblicate things...

A great number. Metaphorically countless.
You can use this phrase verbally or in writing to a non-Indian N number of times and he will not understand.

Nothing but BP meaning Blood Pressure. A word used all over India to describe a variety of situations and reactions with most of them having no connection to or effect on the actual blood pressure of the person concerned....

The phrase "Single batting" is another gully cricket term widely used to signify that once 10 ( or 9,8,7,6,5, depending on the team size) batsmen have been dismissed the last batsman can continue batting without a partner and the innings in complete only once the last batsman is out..

India's version of the word - Why? or Why not?

A metal box holding everything from a tiny eraser to a pair of set-squares(whose use no school student has discovered, except as the one of the constituents of some kind of a pen-robot). Each content is kept scrupulously in it's place after use and a new one is procured/begged for as soon as any thing is lost. Separate from the pencil box.

August 15 seems like an apt day to define this term. March past means a parade involving movement of arms and legs in a systematic manner according to the rhythm of drums and maintaining one arm distance between the person ahead and oneself. Subject of intense competition in schools and displayed proudly for occasions such as Republic Day, Independence Day and school sports day. Every school kid in India holds pleasant and not so pleasant memories relating to march past – multiple practices in the hot afternoon sun, the occasional sunstroke cases and of course, the crazed PT teacher.

that bleddy hair cut we got as small boys, which make heads looking like the mushrooms. full fashion statement it was i say.

The frontest-row seats in a theatre. Obviously the cheapest. I think it got the tag 'Gandhi' because its somehow linked to the ordinary middle class man.

Favouright choice of those who dont HAVE a choice...broke college students, broke-but-whistling porkis, broke drunkards, broke halli guggus & all other categories of broke peoples will utilise Gandhi class. It is also convenient to throw bottles & other missiles at the screen if you dont like the pitcher.