Just read some Indian Wikipedia articles like the one you posted about Lalu - you’ll soon do the needful...
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I will revert to you about your proposal soon
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I use and hear shirking all the time

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Me too.
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I like how Indian people use "prepone" as an antonym to postpone
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"Prepone" is such wonderful coinage, particularly because we Indians are never early for anything

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I always figured that was because Indians learn a more British English. Basing this off basically nothing though.
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My favorite is “today morning” instead of “this morning” because why shouldn’t the general rule apply?
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Back in Australia after many years in USA and am rediscovering these. We join queues not lines. We reckon, not guess. It seems endless! But let us not talk about “Monday week” or “tomorrow fortnight” - there be dragons!
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when I lived in England 2-3 years back I was surprised about how much of what I thought was "archaic language" was part of "normal conversation" there.
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The past is already here. Its just not evenly distributed.
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