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Punchy, witty world of Amul advertisements
Amul advertisements are real entertainers. Taking cues from the current issues, they present thought provoking ads.
Here's a look at some of the most interesting ads over the years...
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Punchy, witty world of Amul advertisements
Indian Railways introduces cushioned chairs in the first class compartments in 1979.
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Punchy, witty world of Amul advertisements
A pun on Sales Tax (1982).
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Punchy, witty world of Amul advertisements
Electricity cut in force (1982).
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Punchy, witty world of Amul advertisements
During the period when FSI was being misused (1982).
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Punchy, witty world of Amul advertisements
Strike for increased emoluments (1982).
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Punchy, witty world of Amul advertisements
Bankers' demand for increased Dearness Allowance (1982).
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Punchy, witty world of Amul advertisements
Soft budget which pleased all sections of the society (1983).
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Punchy, witty world of Amul advertisements
Power cut situation in Bombay (1983).
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Punchy, witty world of Amul advertisements
Introduction of the new Amul Butter pack.
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Punchy, witty world of Amul advertisements
When Finance Minister Manmohan Singh increases the Income Tax exemption rate in 1993.
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Punchy, witty world of Amul advertisements
This is about stiff competition and growing popularity among private domestic carriers in 1993.
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Punchy, witty world of Amul advertisements
Fares raised for first class rail travel in 1989.
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Punchy, witty world of Amul advertisements
The fuel prices hiked again in 1990.
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Punchy, witty world of Amul advertisements
L & T and LIC get into financial tangle (1990).
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Punchy, witty world of Amul advertisements
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Punchy, witty world of Amul advertisements
Promise, that the shortage will soon be over.
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Punchy, witty world of Amul advertisements
The new mailbox scheme proposed to be introduced meant to ease the postman's woes of trudging up and down the stairs.
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Punchy, witty world of Amul advertisements
The satellite invasion begins in Indian homes (1991).
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Punchy, witty world of Amul advertisements
Pay through your nose - via your mouth! Telecons exceeding 3 minutes are to be charged extra (1991).
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Punchy, witty world of Amul advertisements
Finance Minister Manmohan Singh does a tightrope for his maiden budget (1991).
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Punchy, witty world of Amul advertisements
Indian Railways spares the 1st class from another hike (1991).
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Punchy, witty world of Amul advertisements
Indian airline pilots stir for increase in pay scales in 1992.
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Punchy, witty world of Amul advertisements
Optional dress code for Indian Airlines hostesses, sarees or Salwar kameezes (1992).
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Punchy, witty world of Amul advertisements
Controversy over octroi toll.
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Punchy, witty world of Amul advertisements
MTNL increases rates for local calls in 1992.
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Punchy, witty world of Amul advertisements
Railways begin exclusive train service for working women in Bombay in 1992.
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Punchy, witty world of Amul advertisements
Bombay Airport Aerobridge collapses at inauguration in 1992.
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Punchy, witty world of Amul advertisements
A spoof on the lie-detector used to acquire confessions from those suspected to be involved in the stock market scam (1993).
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Punchy, witty world of Amul advertisements
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