Hotel Parkland, Sufderjang Enclave New Delhi

... based on the work they do that day....this has meant it
is very difficult to work WITH people in the office....I have even
found that my suggestions for grammatical changes have been ignored.
It saddens me to see all this foreign aid money spent on this tiny
group of 8 individuals who take more than a week to get one objective
fulfilled, and who are seriously lacking in inspirational leadership!
But hey....that's India.
Estate agents ...

... Other less common diseases I have seen in my time at KCCC have been typhoid, meningitis, and cholera. I have also had the chance to take a look at x-rays and test results, and have seen a few surgical procedures here as well. I know I could be getting a lot more out of this experience if I could speak Hindi since that is the language of basically all of the interactions, but I have been able to pick up a few key words/phrases and have learned the numbers which both help my ...

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... is the red boutton (coupe circuit) on the good position?"... Connard... Je lui répondai ironiquement: "yes! oh wait! I forgot the key... NOT!!!".
Bref, il m'expliqua alors que je pouvais laisser la moto et que nous trouverions de nombreux bus pour nous ramener à Leh. Double connard! Nous avons attendu, essayé de faire du stop, et n'avons trouvé ni bonnes âmes (tous ceux qui s'arrêtaient demandaient de l'argent) ni bus... 60km à faire...Nous avons alors commencé à marcher. Puis ...

... marketing strategies to stand out in the crowd." He adds that, most of the developers are taking the route of road shows, advertising campaigns, and participation in industry exhibition with various other supplementary marketing efforts such as providing innovative deals. Freebies to their buyers, discounts or concession on various properties ...

... may require a few more lessons. He was about to take me into a local cafe for a drink but when we got inside he immediately turned around and walked out stating that it probably wasn't the best idea on my first day and we went to a western style cafe to allow my stomach to become gradually used to Delhi first! It cost £1 for a Cappucino which in India terms is expensive and the cafe which is a chain like starbucks is only frequented by the more wealthy people.  The poor area is ...

I am in Delhi now. I am definitely back to the chaotic world of backpacking in developing countries again. Delhi is definitely no Frankfurt. I will try to describe everything that has happened since I left Frankfurt. After finishing my packing in the morning, I took the train and subway to the airport. It was interesting taking the subway. I looked around and everyone looked like a zombie. Most people were just staring straight ahead waiting for their subway stop. Some ...

... all along one side there were sets of double bunks. So each 'open-compartment' had eight beds in total. The toilets were of a similar quality to those on the Chinese trains - enough said! Another unfortunate similarity with the Chinese trains was the loud conversation between two Indians about politics that kept me awake for ages. Fortunately Chandra eventually marched down the carriage and put a stop to that! We then all had a reasonable night's sleep. We ...

Well here I go again.  Last night I wrote the most spectacular missive ever known to man.  I even decided to spell check it before posting to the blog.  I copied the text - just in case.  Then, spell checker froze and then the dreaded "error message" appeared.  All was lost; even the clipboard lost my work.  I just about cried (after getting a staffer to try and resurrect the clipboard, but to no avail).  Between our schedule that is packed too tight to breathe, long lectures, too much food ...

Stepping out of the New Delhi airport I took a deep breath while telling myself this is the first day of so many to come. It was a Friday morning around 5 am. I had been flying or sitting in an airport for over 20 hours now, but all I remember is the air and noise that filled my entire body. Incense, dirt, smoke, and car horns blowing. It took me a few minutes to get my bearings, as I felt totally out of my body while I took in every detail of ...