Clarks Inn Alwar

... introduced three new tigers. So, along with new volunteers, Adam and Joe, we went in search for the tigers in an 881 square-kilometre sanctuary. As you can imagine, we had no chance. But we saw plenty of deer, wild boar, antelopes and monkeys.

In the evening stayed in Alwar at a hotel famed for its health and safety record ;-)

Here i come to become an engineer.
the person i mate first was 'Himanshu Palmia',
he admitted in IT section and i in CS section.
He is my first friend in this college and now my room partner also.
he is very cool guy.
teachers introduce themselves.

... being massaged.). I brought all the little cookies and sweets that the hotel has left in our room each night. I gave them to the children in the village. The women at the well said thank you and invited me to bathe with them at the well with their buckets as a gesture of hospitality returned. Tonight, we have booked a candlelight dinner in a pavillion in the middle of the ...

... is here. It is the consistency of fresh whiped cream. I have been enjoying it with mango and meusli every morning. The drive here was through beautiful,yellow fields of mustard and many villages. There is no privacy in the lives of the village. Everyone does every function in the open. The bathing and all other stuff is right by the highway. Everyone seems very ...

... this morning Jim is meeting with the RDs again to discuss strategy and encourage them with ideas for using the courses more widely. I can hear him explaining that the Emmaus courses are meant to be studied and give contact with the student for follow up, not used as literature. Please pray that the RDs would be able to follow up their students. The ...

... and guavas, past multicolored trucks with melodious horns, past women balancing huge brass pots on their heads, past lumbering camels hauling wooden carts, past unnumbered Hindu shrines, past tractors pulling wagons full of women in brilliant pink, yellow and orange saris, past men unhurriedly strolling along the highway, past moto-shaws filled with 8, 10, and even 12 passengers, past flocks of goats being nudged along by patient goat herds ...

Sitting in a crumbling bus station hotel post dust, post travel, post masala chai room service, post Delhi is a damn fine thing to do. Bikes are dusty, we're dusty, town is dusty, but it ain't Delhi and it feels good. Gurgaon is Milton Keynes meets shanty town. Shiny ...

17/12/06 It took an age to get into Delhi. We left on time but the 3 hour journey took 5! I just grabbed a seat in the right area of the train but i didnt have a ticket. There was army people everywhere and i took someones seat. They were cool though and we all squeezed in with them asking me questions in very broken English. Luckily i booked some accomodation for 11pm - i actually arived at 11.35pm ...

... men han sagde at det kun var de lokale som fik lov at koere paa taxameteret. Vi forklarede ham at vi saa ville finde en anden taxa, og saa gik han ned paa 300. Vi vidste at det var alt for meget, men var for traette til at goere noget ved det. Inde i bilen fandt vi tilfaeldigvis en prisliste som viste, at for den pris vi betalte, kunne vi komme over 50 km. Vi koerte ikke engang 10. Da vi ankom til hotellet sagde de at de ikke havde faaet ...

... and he waved an apology. Manu, our guide, declared with confidence that, "He skidded into us and so it was not our fault." We all nodded in hesitant agreement. Manu then remarked that, "By the time you get back to Delhi you will find this traffic to be very organized since there are red lights and stuff." Manu's words proved true! Mandawa is located within the arid Shekhawati Region. At one time Mandawa was a bustling trade town. Now its main commercial activity is ...