Finally I present some photographic evidence of my visit in India.


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A view of Delhi rooftops from the well-protected balcony of our flat.


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Varanasi a.k.a. Benares. Holy river Ganga was flooding after monsoon. Smoke comes from burning bodies.


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Actually, the river flooded so much that some temples on the river banks were totally flooded...


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...but that did not stop people from worshipping them from dry land.


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Supposedly the lizards feed on insects. When given a choice between sharing a room with reptiles or mosquitos, I'll choose this fellow anytime.


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The papaya lassi had a vomit-like aftertaste and rest of the food was highly below average, but the scenery from the rooftop terasse of the restaurant in Manali was certainly nice.

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Do you have problems choosing which tarpaulin to get? Look no further!


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The most naked things in India are the statues in the National Gallery. This is one of the more decent ones. A lot better than Maxim.


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President's residence. Considering that chistians consist a 3-4% minority in India, the Brits had to disguise the cross as a... well, whatever that is.


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Diwali is the festival of the year. Supposedly a combination of christmas, new year and every religious holiday, it is a time when gifts are given and firecrackers are used in generous amounts. Obviously, some people in Mumbai would prefer that there would be a little less noise.


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The lyrics of the song lie... Indian moon is not hotter than the sun - how else would the giant ants survive there?


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Sunset in Goa.


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The Krishnas seem to know something that I do not.


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Electrians wanted. Apply to Malviya Nagar, G-Block, New Delhi.


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Ioana tries the job of a basket salesperson.


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2/3 of the Malviya Nagar trainee flat residents in Lodhi Gardens. From left: me, Bozo, Ioana and Dana.