Medical Visas (and more)
Jul. 14th, 2005 06:07 pmWhat's the easiest (though not necessarily ideal) way for a foreigner to spend a legally-long 'holiday' in India without getting a tourist visa?
Break a leg and come here for the treatment. Or two, for an extended stay.
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Meanwhile, I met up with
vimoh yesterday evening. His entry about it sums things up quite nicely. :) Good luck with the job hunt, once again.
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Belated congratulations to Mutu on his new wedding.
buthan might also enjoy the fact that the currency of Botswana is called the pula. :)
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And finally, something from the bookshop. The other day I chanced upon a couple books that SO deserve to be part of my collection.
pappubahry amongst others would surely enjoy Word & Phrase Origins by Robert Hendrickson (Rs. 1700). Equally enjoyable was another called Britain: Then & Now by Edmund Swinglehurst (Rs. 800). I was imagining how lovely it would be if I could add it to my existing collection of similar books on Old Oman and Madras: Its Past and Present. All of them photo-collections and all from places I hold very dear to my heart.
Break a leg and come here for the treatment. Or two, for an extended stay.
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Meanwhile, I met up with
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Belated congratulations to Mutu on his new wedding.
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And finally, something from the bookshop. The other day I chanced upon a couple books that SO deserve to be part of my collection.
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