Memoirs of an Endless Existence
"Memory's a wonderful thing if you don't have to deal with the past." - Julie Delpy in "Before Sunset (2004)"
12 April 2007
a-less girls
Ever wondered how many Indian (non-punjabi) girls' names can you think of which don't end with an 'a'?

aanchal
aditi
anjali
anu
basubi
bhagyashree
bharti
bindu
charu
chhavi
deepti
devi
ginni
himani
jahanavi
jinni
jugnu
juhi
jyothirmayee
jyoti
kajol
kanu
kiran
kirti
kokil
komal
krati
madhu
madhuri
mini
mohini
neeti
nidhi
niki
nupur
pallavi
parul
pinky
preeti
ragini
rajni
rani
rashi
rhythm
rupakshi
sakshi
saloni
saral
saroj
shagun
shashi
shilpi
shiny
shruti
sonali
sonam
stuti
suman
sunidhi
suniti
surbhee
swati
tanu
tanushree
tanvvi
vibhuti
vasu

Post open for comments only if you want to add to the existing list...

Contributed by (in alphabetical order)
Kartik
Shaveta
Shilpi
Stuti
Suneeta

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posted by Rohit Agarwal  
2 Comments:

  • At 12 April, 2007, Blogger Kartik said…

    poonam, drishti, sonal, priyam, shalini, aarti, sthiti, anushree......i think i have given enough names......tere room pe bhi around 15 bataye honge......your blog is useless.....no offence,but it doesn't make any sense......perhaps you should change it to A-ended Boys.....

     

  • At 13 April, 2007, Blogger Rohit Agarwal said…

    Good point... so how many A-ended boys can you think of?
    Rama, Krishna, Ashoka......

     
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