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==Significance In India==
To Honour the word Pappu & its epitomiser [[Rahul Gandhi]] every year his birthday 19 June is celebrated as Pappu Diwas(Dumb's Day) all around India.On this day every one is allowed to behave as a dumb.General perception is that the phenomenon of celebrating Pappu Diwas was first started by another Pappu [[Digvijay Singh]].

==Presence in Social Media==
On the occasion of Pappu [[Rahul Gandhi]]'s 43rd Birthday #PappuDiwas was the top twitter trend in India.It began trending a day before his birthday.Its believed this #tag and trend was the brainchild of [[Rajdeep Sardesai]]
== People named Pappu ==
== People named Pappu ==


* [[Kuthiravattam Pappu]], a popular Malayalam cinema comedian who acted in about thousand films.
* [[Kuthiravattam Pappu]], a popular Malayalam cinema comedian who acted in about thousand films.
* [[Pappu Yadav]], a Bihar based politician
* [[Rahul Gandhi]], a Congress Leader In India
* [[Rahul Gandhi]], a Congress Leader In India
* [[Pappu Yadav]], a Bihar based politician
* [[Pappu Sain]], renowned [[Pakistan]]i [[dhol]] musician
* [[Pappu Sain]], renowned [[Pakistan]]i [[dhol]] musician



Revision as of 09:54, 19 June 2013

Pappu is a common nickname in North India and Pakistan. It conjures up the image of a common man who is full of innocence and simplicity. 'Pappu' is a derogatory colloquial Hindi word meaning "dumb kid". [1] 'Pappu' has been used frequently in popular culture (e.g. A R Rahman's chartbuster "Pappu can't Dance Sala," Election Commission's "Pappu can't vote" campaign and Cadbury's "Pappu Pass Ho Gaya" ad campaign).[2]

People named Pappu

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