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When English takes an Indian turn

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Albert P'Rayan
When English takes an Indian turn
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This article uses a humorous anecdote about a military rescue mission to explain the unique usage of the term 'batchmate' in Indian English. It highlights how English evolves differently in countries where it is a second language.

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