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But seriously...

Imagine the existence of a State Humorous Rights Commission on the lines of State Human Rights Commission.

Think what it can do to our morose and mundane lives stifled by frayed tempers and road rage and set an agenda for it!

After all, the age-old prescription says laughter is the best medicine!

Should this SHRC infuse laughter as a punitive measure in the Assembly when political opponents are at loggerheads?

Set the agenda small, but hilarious to the core and send it to hydlife@thehindu.co.in or The City Editor, The Hindu, Begumpet, Hyderabad - 16 before August 28. Cartoons are welcome.

The best three entries will win prizes from...

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