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Category Archives: Travel
Snuggling Baby Elephants
These Baby Elephants Think They’re Lap Dogs Baby elephants don’t make good pets, but you’re going to wish they did. 03/10/2016 11:47 am ET | Updated 8 hours ago Kate BratskeirFood and Health Editor, The Huffington Post Oliver NobleSenior Video … Continue reading
3.5 Million People? Well, It Is India !
Why India’s huge ‘spiritual’ festival has run into trouble 3 hours ago From the section India bbc.com/news/world/ asia/india Image copyrightAFP A three-day cultural festival, expected to attract 3.5 million visitors and a host of local and international dignitaries, is due to … Continue reading
Posted in Delhi, India, Religions of the World, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged "power of peace", 3.5 million people expected at festival, 50 million rupee fine, Art of Living Foundation, Delhi India, India, International dignitaries, National Green Tribunal, Ravi Shankar, World Cultural Festival 2016, Yamuna River, Yamuna River floodplain
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Revisiting the Caste System
Today, I was going to post on death rituals or mummification and reincarnation but as I was doing research, I got interested in learning about caste systems in India and ancient Egypt. I always feel a tad tenuous speaking … Continue reading
India, Quotas, Mr. Modi, Gujurat, Patels
Patel demonstration in Amadavad, Gujurat, one million strong. Patel community threatens BJP with poll losses in Gujarat if it can’t have OBC status… as rally turns violent and police resort to teargas. This is the quota method for giving opportunities … Continue reading
Posted in Amdavad, India, Religions of the World, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Ahmadavad, caste system, education, fairness, Gujurat, injustice, justice, OBC, population classification, quotas
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Want to Clean Up India and Earn Free Internet?
Want free Wi-Fi? Clean your surroundings and get free Internet You might remember that I noticed that from 2013 to 2015, trash bins had appeared on the streets of Amdavad. I also commented that care needed to be taken … Continue reading
Snakes in the South of India
Namaste! Jesse lived to tell about this photo taken, I think, in Jaipur either at the Amber Fort or Jantar Mantar. As brave as Jesse looks with that cobra wrapped around his neck, you need to know that we were … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, clothes, India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged cobras, culture, India, Jaipur, lungis, men in skirts, photography, tourists in India, travel, vipers
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Parker, Toy Boy, Kylo Ren
Alright, Parker or Toy Boy is my grandson. He is branching out from his love of playing sports, mathematics, and constructing lego buildings to making videos of him reviewing a new toy. The family just returned from winter vacation … Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Uncategorized, USA
Tagged action figures, Disney World, Kylo Ren, Star Wars., The Force Awakens, Toy Boy, toy reviews, toys, YouTube.com
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Eyewitness Guides
I had an idea this morning that some of you might be interested in the guide books we have used in our travels as this is the time of you might be either planning or dreaming about a destination vacation. … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged DK Publishing, Eyewitness Guide India, Eyewitness Guides, London, Travel itineraries
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“Earth” . . . . film about the partition of India
Studying this map, it is pretty amazing to see how much progress India and to some degree Pakistan has made in the 69 years after partition. After 300 years, Britain finally left two independent nations of India and Pakistan in … Continue reading
Posted in India, Religions of the World, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged ", "Earth" the story of partition, "Jewel in the Crown, cinema, England, English, English Empire, film, Hindus, India, Indian Holocaust, Lahore, movie, Muslims, Parsees, partition of India 1947., Sikhs
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Horrific News from India
Thanks Judy for showing me this story. These horrible crimes against women continue to happen. It is important for this news to be heard as a blight on India, the world’s largest democracy. The Indian government needs to make … Continue reading
Posted in India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged attacks on NH1, crimes against women, Haryana, India, rape in India
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