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Pakistan and China launch think tank named 'RANDI', Twitter can't stop laughing
Pakistan and China on Monday announced the launch of a new think tank to focus on the development of of their economic corridor. According to Pakistan Today, the name of said project is, RANDI. Yup, you read thats right.

Pakistan and China on Monday announced the launch of a new think tank to focus on the development of of their economic corridor. According to Pakistan Today, the name of said project is, RANDI. Yes, you read that right.
In case you didn't know, 'randi' is a Hindi slang used to refer to prostitutes.According to a press statement issued by the Islamabad office of Pakistan China Institute, the newly-formed think tank “Research and Development International (RANDI)”, will have two co-chairpersons; Madame Zhao Baige, former minister and currently member of parliament and vice chairperson of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the National People’s Congress, and Senator Mushahid Hussain.Twitter however had a field day. From Randi mat Kaho (Don't call me prostitute) jokes to 'La Whore'there was no salvaging this situation for Pakistan. Here's some of the tweets making fun of the name.Well, that's an unfortunate name for a think tank... http://t.co/DvCTM00gU8— fatima bhutto (@fbhutto) April 20, 2015
In case you didn't know, 'randi' is a Hindi slang used to refer to prostitutes.According to a press statement issued by the Islamabad office of Pakistan China Institute, the newly-formed think tank “Research and Development International (RANDI)”, will have two co-chairpersons; Madame Zhao Baige, former minister and currently member of parliament and vice chairperson of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the National People’s Congress, and Senator Mushahid Hussain.Twitter however had a field day. From Randi mat Kaho (Don't call me prostitute) jokes to 'La Whore'there was no salvaging this situation for Pakistan. Here's some of the tweets making fun of the name.Well, that's an unfortunate name for a think tank... http://t.co/DvCTM00gU8— fatima bhutto (@fbhutto) April 20, 2015#RANDI institute must be in La Whore as it's name suggest randi LOLOL XDWonder why Pakistan and China had to name their joint forum as " Research And Development International " (RANDI)? First Published:Apr 21, 2015, 10:33:50 IST
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