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Mumbai l'occidentale
... Vastu Sangrahalaya museum. I could not say it twice. Paintings and sculptures from India and Tibet really helped us to learn more about Indian mythology. Paintings were not impressive as such in terms of technique, but they were colourful and inspiring. The theme for both paintings and sculptures is almost exclusively religious (muslims, bouddists, hindus), but most sculptures represented Hindu gods. I love the monuments architecture in this country. One can feel so ...
Mumbai
... Mahal Palace, tentative de visite du High Court (mais impossible en short) et de la Clock Tower, visite de la plage toute polluée, piscine au gym club de Abhishek, cinéma en Hindou, visite des Mc Donalds et des Subways, tentative de visite des studios de Bollywood et de nombreuses heures dans les trains de banlieue ; voilà le programme durant ces journées sous la chaleur de Mumbai.
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Medical Tourist in Mumbai
... Abijit Patil then discussed the pictures with me, and he was a little grave. He wasn’t sure if they could do the treatment because a shadow, possibly caused by metallic artifacts, blocked a full view of my uterus. He consulted with the director of the Interventional Radiology Department, Dr. Shrinivas Desai, and they decided to have me come in two days later—they couldn’t promise me that they would be able to complete the procedure, but they had some ideas ...
Foodies delight and goodbye India
... the rich and poor is vast. Like Kolkata, the street is home to many. We saw stall owners sell their wares during the day and then sleep on their stall table at night, children curled up asleep alone on the pavement. The evidence of the rich was also everywhere. The Taj hotel proved this completely what with its assortment of luxury surroundings.
For all your sorrow and pity for the poor, we were astonished at their attitude in Dharavi, one of ...
Ein Freitag Abend in Mumbai
... Inder pudern sich in einer 80qm grossen Badezimmerlandschaft ihr Näschen, dass es nur so staubt. Ein Stockwerk tiefer dröhnt die Musik, der DJ macht einen guten Job, also tanzen, vorher an die Bar: Refill!
Ich mische mich unter ein paar Leute und versuche herauszufinden, in welchem Film ich hier gelandet bin. Man übt sich in Diskretion, schliesslich ist die Sause hier nicht legal. Vermutlich ist der Gastgeber es ein Politiker, soweit komme ich mit meiner Recherche. ...
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