Kashmir Cow Exam

In what Twitterati are calling "Kashmiri trolling at its best," an "admit card" has reportedly been issued to a donkey to take a recruitment test for naib tehsildars in Jammu and Kashmir. News agency PTI reports that a prankster got the hall ticket issued by Jammu and Kashmir Services Selection Board in the name of 'Kachur Khar' (which translates t...

Two years after a cow was issued an admit card to write an examination in Jammu and Kashmir, a hall ticket has apparently been issued to a donkey to appear for a recruitment test for naib tehsildars.

A Budgam resident, who managed to get hall ticket for his brown cow to write a professional entrance examination, today did not turn up with the bovine for the paper at the allocated centre here, saying he only wanted to convey a message about the "flaw" in the system.

One of the many candidates for next week's polytechnic entrance exams in Kashmir, one has made news already: Ms Kachir Gow. She might not be a prodigy, but she is unique. Kachir Gow is a brown cow. And her owner Abdul Rashid says come what may, he would take her to exam hall on May 10.

The admit card was issued by the Board in the name of Kachir Gaaw (Brown Cow), which is supposedly daughter of Gura Dand (Red Bull).

In what Twitterati are calling "Kashmiri trolling at its best," an "admit card" has reportedly been issued to a donkey to take a recruitment test for naib tehsildars in Jammu and Kashmir. News agency PTI reports that a prankster got the hall ticket issued by Jammu and Kashmir Services Selection Board in the name of 'Kachur Khar' (which translates t...

Two years after a cow was issued an admit card to write an examination in Jammu and Kashmir, a hall ticket has apparently been issued to a donkey to appear for a recruitment test for naib tehsildars.

A Budgam resident, who managed to get hall ticket for his brown cow to write a professional entrance examination, today did not turn up with the bovine for the paper at the allocated centre here, saying he only wanted to convey a message about the "flaw" in the system.

One of the many candidates for next week's polytechnic entrance exams in Kashmir, one has made news already: Ms Kachir Gow. She might not be a prodigy, but she is unique. Kachir Gow is a brown cow. And her owner Abdul Rashid says come what may, he would take her to exam hall on May 10.

The admit card was issued by the Board in the name of Kachir Gaaw (Brown Cow), which is supposedly daughter of Gura Dand (Red Bull).