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1 January 2011

Little Bits of the World in India

All that we call foreign endures deep within the nation
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Salsa on the ghat in Banganga, Mumbai (Photo: RITESH UTTAMCHANDANI)

Here and there, in plain sight and passing moments, fragments of the world appear in India. First World writers who have pitched camp in Delhi, the Russian mafia wallowing in Goa, mystical White midwives, the enchanting dollar, African diplomats who long to be elsewhere, even ghosts from other lands, all live here, influencing and infecting us in ways we cannot easily imagine.

THE WORLD IN INDIA

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