TT Epaper LHS
The Telegraph
TT Mobile
 
 
IN TODAY'S PAPER
WEEKLY FEATURES
CITY NEWSLINES
FEEDS
  RSS
  My Yahoo!
SEARCH
 
Archives Web
 
ARCHIVES
Since 1st March, 1999
 
THE TELEGRAPH
 
CIMA Gallary
 
Email This Page
Punch

Sam: My dad is a great hunter in Australia. He shoots polar bears.

Tom: But there are no polar bears in Australia.

Sam: None? Well, he must have shot all of them.

Anwesha Das, Class IV, Seven Set School, Shillong

Judge: Who brought the allegation? A fat lady stood up and said: My Lord, I’m the ‘Alligator’!

Nilanjan Maitra, Class IV, South Point School, Calcutta

Reena: William, how many poles do you have on Earth?

Tina: Three.

Reena: Wrong.

Tina: No, right. The three poles are North pole, South pole and Tadpole.

Drima Chakraborty, Class IV, South Point School, Calcutta

A student was showing some friends around his university.

He pointed to a window saying: This is the room of the principal.

Then he picked up a stone and threw it towards the window. An angry red face looked out.

Student: And there is the principal himself.

Dhritiman Debbarman, Class VII, Ramakrishna Mission Vidyalaya, Agartala

Director: You have to jump from the fourth floor of this building.

Actor: Sorry. I can’t do that. What if I get killed or injured?

Director: Don’t worry. This is the last scene in the movie.

Anisha Das, Class V, St Thomas Girls School, Calcutta

Domestic help: Master, I’ve brought lunch for you.

Master: But, I’ve lost my appetite.

Domestic help: Don’t worry. I’ll find it for you.

Sayan Saha, Class VII, Aditya Academy, Barasat, West Bengal

Mother: Why are you dropping the sweets on the floor? We’ll have ants all over the place. Son: But mom, I ate sweets yesterday and I didn’t see ants all over my stomach.

Sindhu Biswas, Class IV, Central Modern School, Calcutta

Professor: Ashok,

which three words are most often used by college students?

Ashok: I don’t know.

Professor: Absolutely correct!

Atrayee Dutta, Class VI, Kendriya Vidyalaya,Guwahati

Child: Father, you’d said that roots would grow from the rose plant after it’s planted, but there’s nothing.

Father: How do you know?

Child: Because I have been pulling it out from the soil everyday and checking.

Soumitra Ghatak, Class VII, B.R. D.A.V. Public School, Bihar

Son: Can you write in the dark?

Daddy: Yes, but why?

Son: Then please sign my report card.

Noorus Sabah, Class VII, Welland Gouldsmith School, Calcutta

Top
Email This Page