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28 December 2005
Home and away
I returned from a memorable three-week trip to Madras. This year,
following the record triple rainfall and being bombarded by depression
after depression, Madras wore a different look all through the
winter. The roads were deprived of tar and considerably worse while
the heavens looked a lot more magnanimous to the December-wanderer. As
always with a trip made after more than a year, I had to brace myself
for radical change -- both in the people and in the places. And I did
find it, reassuringly positive at times and disturbingly degenerative
at times. I hope to write up travelogue snippets in the following
weeks to describe what I saw and felt.
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