Raunak International New Delhi

... be beaten - by any means possible. The driver weaved in and out of the road, skimming rickshaws, cars, people, the curb and even the odd cow. This guy could drive at 60mph and miss them all while demanding everyone else to get out of the way with excess use of his horn. To be honest, everyone uses their horn here. Not just a couple of times. But all the time. Unlike back home, where it's ...

... 10 and NH-1<br>is now expected to be completely operational by October next year, which will improve the non-stop connectivity from Kundli in Sonepat to Gurgaon and<br>Faridabad. &#8220;We have extended the deadline up to December 2010. But the developer has made commitment to complete it by the Commonwealth Games,&#8221; a senior official of Haryana State Industrial and Infrastructure Development<br>Corporation said. <br><br> <br ...

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... on the ability of developers to raise enough cash to complete their projects. Those who do not have the requisite finances will miss out on an extremely lucrative opportunity . The current rates in this belt range between Rs. 2200-2300 per sq ft. In Dwarka, the rates are between Rs. 4000-4500 per sq ft and in some locations of Gurgaon between Rs 3500-4000 per sq ft.

... sell you something, "rickshaw, t-shirt, necklace, hashish?" But once a good distance from the tourist areas most Indians just want to have a stare and say hello with a smile as they pass by. 40mins of later, and thinking we might be lost, we arrived at what we thought was the entrance to the fort. The fort guard asked us to take our shoes off...what kind of fort was this? A fort for the shoe-less? It ended up we were at ...

... guy was and where he was taking us. My worries turned into suspicions as he led us to a clapped out banger of a car, with a wire coat hanger as his ariel, in the middle of what cannot be called a carpark - it looked more like a scrap heap. For reasons unbeknownst to myself, I got into the car, despite the fact that the guy couldn't squeeze our bags into his tiny boot and we had to have them on our knees. I wondered how he could possibly be our transfer ...

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Those zany folks at the Fulbright office scheduled me to give a public lecture on my last full day in India ("Tracking Sustainability: New Development Paradigms Require New Systems of Accounting"), so much of my last few days were spent preparing for that. One week in advance of the Fulbright lecture, I scheduled a separate talk at the NGO where I'd been volunteering for the past year, the Centre ...

... is eating. <br><br>As I navigate around the crazy traffic, I defy mortality by missing rickshaws, motorbikes and bicycles by a few centimetres. I accidentally walk into the wrong India tourism office and the guys attempt to scam me but I flee in time. I attempt to catch the local buses which never stopped to a full halt for people to get on and off - I run to grab a free handle to catch the bus in motion ...