english words in Indian context

Yogeshwar, did you mean conversational English ? 

There are specific examples of 'Indian English' too. For example, in India, what we know as 'Brinjal' is called as 'Aubergine' or 'Eggplant' in other English-speaking countries. 

Interesting topic! How about "Peter"? (meaning an Indian who speaks in English?)

I have heard of 'Peter'. Also 'Thames' (a reference to River Thames in England!) for an Indian who speaks a lot in English, though he knows other languages!!!!

Hmmm... interesting topic. Here's a few..

Make a move - Shall we go?

You only told no - Its you who said it.

You saw the movie-a? - Did you see the movie?

I didn't go only - I didn't even go.

Good responses..

There are other usages which are a mixture of hindi and english like:

pan-wallah, chai-wallah

I will go parsoon (I will go tomorrow)

words like "junta", "mela"

mantra is often used in english to show trend

Pukka for sure

Would-be for fiancee

Of course, the most common outside India "Desi"