Jokes
SEARCH
 
Other Categories
Shayari
Political Jokes
Husband And Wife [A]
Santa Banta
Santa Banta [A]
Funny Jokes
Thoughts
Children
Adult Jokes
General
Q: What did the hat say to the necktie?

..

..

..

A: You go a-head and I will hang around!
 
Kapil Maske
Kapil
Joke: 534
Classified: 10
Ek 'made in China' car aur ek 'made in India' cyle ki aamne saamne jabardast takkar ho gayi. Doosare din akhbaar mein kya khabar aayegi?

..

..

Ans: Cycle ne Car ko thok diya!
 
Kapil Maske
Kapil
Joke: 534
Classified: 10
Q: How many Pakistani does it take to fix a light bulb?

..

..

..

A: Nine........one to do it and eight others to wish they'd been asked.
 
Kapil Maske
Kapil
Joke: 534
Classified: 10
What do a smart Pakistani and UFOs have in common?

..

..

..

..

You always hear about them but never see any!
 
Kapil Maske
Kapil
Joke: 534
Classified: 10
Pehla feku: Mere papa ke paas do do BMW car hai!

Dusara feku: Mere papa ke pass to dus dus Mercedes car hai.

Teesra feku: Mere papa to be-kaar hai!!
 
Kapil Maske
Kapil
Joke: 534
Classified: 10
Q. Why did the hamburger win the Olympic race?

Ans: Because it's a FAST food!
 
Kapil Maske
Kapil
Joke: 534
Classified: 10
Q. Kit Kat khane ke baad tum kaunsa dance karna pasand karoge?

..

..

..

..

..

Break Dance!

Have a break!
 
Kapil Maske
Kapil
Joke: 534
Classified: 10
Q. What time is it when you accidently sit on a sharp pin?

..

..

..

Ans: Spring time!
 
Kapil Maske
Kapil
Joke: 534
Classified: 10
Q: What do you call a laughing motorcycle?

A: A Yamaha-ha-ha
 
Kapil Maske
Kapil
Joke: 534
Classified: 10
If an electric train travels 90 miles an hour in a westerly direction and the wind is blowing from the north, in which direction is the smoke blowing?

?

?

?

?

There is no smoke from an electric train!
 
Kapil Maske
Kapil
Joke: 534
Classified: 10
Preivous 6 7 8 9 10 Next 
 

Articles

Nagpur Traffic Problems 2026 Causes Worst Zones

11/06/2026

 Ask any Nagpurian what has changed most visibly about this city in the last four years. Most will pause, think of something kind to say — the metro, maybe the flyovers — and then give you the honest answer: the traffic. Not "traffic" in the polite urban-planning sense. Traffic as in you leaving your house at 8:30 AM for a 9:00 AM meeting at Sitabuldi and still being stuck near Ajni Square at 9:15, watching a chai stall vendor do better business than you ever expected to do that morning. Traffic as in the low-grade

View All Articles