When somebody completely plagiarizes somebody else's work, only making cosmetic changes, such as names of people and places, to better suit local tastes.
IICC stands for 'Irene-to-Indira, Charlie-to-Chandra'.

ISI, a recurrent word in Indian newspapers and lately also a recurrent word in newspapers worldover, is the abbreviation of Inter-Service-Intelligence, the intelligence agency of Pakistan.

Abbriviation for I Love You

To reject or to deny. Found in Delhiites influenced by Tamil lingo. Illay means to say no but Delhiites use it to reject or express denial

1: To get annoyed
2: To be excited or pumped up about something;psyched

An exclamation uttered by bongs; to express a substantial variety of emotions:
exasperation/ mild irritation/ sympathy/ disgust/ coyness et al

Note: Did not have any sexual connotation prior to gross misuse in the movie Devdas (2002)

Widely used to mean 'children'

Illicitly Distilled. Liquor of course. Hooch.
Identity boosting business for the local dons.
Methods of preparation:
In an 100 liter earthen pot mix 10 kg of molasses or wash, 2 kgs of bark of acacia tree, two old chappals, 1 D-sized dead drycell, about 5 grams of chicken poop, a 6 inch long piece of bone, 5 kgs of rotten fruit.....
I am sorry, I will continue with the recipe later on. I just heard police jeeps coming. I have to pay them mamool and send them off.

my mother-in-law is Lapanese. but has been living in India for over 30 years now. While on a recent visit to Japan, mum-san, drew out her family tree, and added little annotations here and there, so i could be well acquainted with the extended family. Against her nephew and his wife she put down, "issue-less couple".

I hadnt heard that word in a while! but soon i was pregnant, now a mother- and the birth certificates and 'anya' paperwork brought up this word again.

issue: means offspring. progeny.

Its plain english but i think its used more in India. Think back...how many times have you filled a form and said, "no issue"

Phrase used at the end of a sentence to emphasise what is said or challange someone.

The Indian Certificate of Secondary Education or ICSE is an examination conducted by the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations, a non-governmental board of school education in India, for the 10th standard.
It is considered more difficult to do than the SSLC

'Indian Institute of Technology'. The top-rung of engineering colleges in India, found in or near many major Indian cities. Characterised by students who have made academic slavery into a laudable art form and who can be so far removed from popular culture that this post was not written by one of them.

child/children