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Delhi! The beating heart of India and home to 13,000,000. All of India's aspirations and ambitions, hopes and hopelessness, poverty, progress and pollution and any other combination of contrasts swamp every millimeter of Delhi's 1483 square km.
There was nothing 'new' inside or outside New Delhi train station. The deafening cacophony, irrepressible masses and pungent odors were disorienting. Luc...
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Cuckoo
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Nice to read your account on India, especially Delhi. I am a Delhite myself and understand what kind of problems a foreigner can face here. Also, coming from them it gives a very different perspective to the place which we at home take for granted. Yes, the discrimination happened on the basis of color because they didn't want to face any problems. The blacks of Africa (most of the time) are involved in drug trafficking and then the hotel owners are questioned for it. I wish I was with you people to guide you throughout India and much more. I have started liking this site. I myself blog about my experiences here. Would like to be a part of this place.