Electronic journalists are not only short of vocabulary but also prone to catching the phrases once heard an repeating them innumerable times. See the Hindi journalists who keep on repeating 'Kaheen na kaheen' after every couple of sentences these days.
Haan Dibang kaheen na kaheen BJP ye soch rahi hai ki Uma uska nuqsan kar sakti han aur Kahin na khain Uma bhi yeh jaanti hain ki woh BJP ki majboori hain.....
This Kaheen na Kaheen is driving me crazy. Aren't any editors watching.
K has pointed out my anti-TOI bias. Either I need to shed my bias or say it is a biased blog. Right buddy.
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