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... even three days on the first train into the wild with a trail of muck and rubbish in my wake) the last of the monsoon rain decided to pour down on me on my initial wanderings for food and the like, turning the unpaved main street into a deceptively deep thick soup which more often than not you were forced to wade through ignoring the odd UFO (unidentified floating object) that brushed against your toes. Still even in the midst of this you had to marvel at the speed of the boys on the ...

... Rock the Vote blog (which I believe you can get the link to thorugh his website - www.thisisnickswebsite.com - or his Huffington Post blog) Aaron is a bi-continental DJ, music director of a series of clubs across India, and an overgrown teddy bear. He is, and I do not say this lightly (despite my penchant for exaggerating) one of the single most caring people I have ever come across. This is a man who followed up not once, but ...

One must switch to a new loan scheme from an existing higher home loan rate only if the switch fees can be recovered in a year's time. Otherwise, one may stand to lose Interest rates on home loans offered by public sector banks have fallen substantially in the last couple of weeks. The country's premier bank, State Bank of ...

... to attract buyers. In what is seen as a clear move to shore up the 'sagging morale' of prospective buyers, property developers have now come forward to pay pre-EMI (equated monthly instalment) interest on part-money disbursed on the housing loan taken by a flat buyer "Given the current situation ...

... I had an unrealistic price stuck in my head, so my bargaining went nowhere. Alon had more success. After ten minutes he picked the first bicycle man we encountered with a realistic price (150 Rupees/US$3) and we hopped up on his rather old and dusty rickshaw. He agreed to take us both ways and wait for us while we looked around the sites. We were a little unsure about this guy's ability to ...

... to the history of the British Raj, and as I'd hoped there are many fine examples of Victorian and Edwardian architecture here. Tomorrow I will visit some of the Imbabas, Oudh-dynasty mausoleams, as well as the Dawzat-ar-Rumi, a copy of a Byzantine gate in Istanbul. Most of all I am looking forward to seeing the Residency, the scene of the infamous Siege of Lucknow in 1857. So far, I like the look of this city. Lucknow has a long Muslim past, and some of the mosques here are ...

... to another city to try and get yet another train from that city to Delhi. I was absolutely shocked when this well-thought out plan didn't work flawlessly, and we got into Delhi 5 hours later than predicted by Priyanshu. Back in the routine in Delhi, I'm taking on more responsibilities at my volunteer work, helping the nurses dispense medications for the patients and learning how to give injections. The doctors also want me to study ...

... what we can find. However, finding the type of yoga that we're looking for has been much more challenging than I expected, and we've had several adventures on our search for a class...The first adventure on our yoga quest took place this last week... On Tuesday, 10/2, India celebrated Gandhi's Birthday, a national holiday here, and so we had the day off from work. Sharon decided to call a yoga center that she had found on the web, and she arranged for us to meet up ...

... the end, and so I allow things time to dry). Depending on what I'm washing, I can spend between 45 minutes and 2 hours soaping, scrubbing and wringing my laundry. Towels and sheets are definitely the things I dread washing the most, since it takes forever to get the soap out and double that for these items to dry. So, for all of you back home...my advice is to be grateful for your washers and dryers, since laundry becomes its own extracurricular activity without them!