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Monthly Archives: November 2013
Watch out for the fierce lady
I looked out the window, and that’s when I saw her. Decked in a sleeveless floral-printed salwar kameez, her dupatta tied purposefully around her waist, she strode. She didn’t just walk, she strode, and fiercely at that. Taking long steps, … Continue reading
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Farmer’s market, Aurangabad style
Aurangabad has a farmer’s market, I’ve discovered. And it is as delightfully earthy as its produce. Truth be told, when my cousin told me about a fresh vegetable market that sprouts up in the neighborhood every Monday, I was not … Continue reading
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Moving to a small town, by choice
I’m a big city girl- Boston, New York,Toronto, Singapore, Manila, New Delhi, Mumbai, and Colombo have been my play pens, as a toddler through to adulthood. A week ago, I moved to a small town, Aurangabad. By choice. A lot … Continue reading
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Walmart in Aurangabad
Walmart has arrived in Aurangabad. It’s called EasyDay here, because of the foreign investment laws in India that require Walmart to partner with a local player. I guess having a new identity is also part of the deal. I’m not … Continue reading
Ebb and flow
Every flow has an ebb. The ebb feeds the next flow. And that’s how it goes on. I see the water in a surged wave pull back, creating space. The fury and noise abate, giving way to a point of … Continue reading
Arriving in Aurangabad
In the crisp dawn of Sunday, 17 November, I arrived in Aurangabad. My designated new hometown, it is a small, dusty town about 400-odd kilometers from Mumbai. I stepped off the bus, and looked around me. The town was still … Continue reading
Marigold light
It is Diwali, and the marigolds spill out of the sellers’ baskets happily. Bright orange marigolds intermingle with fresh white and delightful yellow ones, sending out a cheerful greeting to passersby, like me: “it’s Diwali, the Festival of Lights, when … Continue reading