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Officially Indian
Today I went to the Foreign Registration Office and got my Indian Residency papers. I’m official. I had to take a train there, in my “first class” car: it was crowded. At the station: It was also crowded (click on … Continue reading
First Impressions
I left New York 2 weeks ago, and after a wild ride through Israel and Vietnam I’m now back in India for good. I’m very happy to be here, and although Mumbai isn’t the easiest place to live, I’m slowly … Continue reading