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An Impossible Equation
In the dark, well-air conditioned room on Dr. Sheshagiri Rao’s farm, the setting is perfect for falling asleep. The other members of our Dialogue and I have seen better days, physically speaking. We smell like sunscreen, bug spray and jars of … Continue reading
Posted in 2015
Tagged bangalore, climate change, climatedoc2015, india, northeastern, rao, sustainable agriculture, tamil nadu
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Salaam Germany
Hallo from Munich! When you’re travelling solo, aloneness is a given. And it’s mostly nice. I had time to nap and think and finish my book. By the time I was finally in the Boston international terminal last night, however, … Continue reading
Posted in 2015
Tagged arabic, boston logan airport, climate change, energy, germany, morocco, munich
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Bags Packed
Leaving for India the second time around feels more casual than it did the first. In some ways, things are easier. Apparently, the leftover heavy-duty insect repellant, the electricity adapters and the packets of powdered electrolytes spent the entire year in my closet waiting … Continue reading
Posted in 2015
Tagged climate change, india, mumbai, northeastern, northeastern doc, not packing light, packing, packing light, travel
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Final Thoughts
On the bus back from the Taj Mahal, I checked my phone and scanned a news headline that could not have been more relevant to the Dialogue we were on. “Agra sizzles at 45 degrees, … Continue reading
Posted in 2014
Tagged agra, climate change, Delhi heat wave 2014, india, northeastern, reflection, taj mahal
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Days
Since I last updated this blog, we said goodbye to Powai, the people of India elected a new government, and I probably ate enough naan to fill a large purse. There’s too much to recap in one blog post, so I’ll just share … Continue reading
Posted in 2014
Tagged bangalore, climate change, india, mysore, northeastern, palace, street purchases, travel
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Campus
New neighborhood, new hotel, new view. For the next few days, we’re spending our time by the IIT Bombay campus which is in a neighborhood called Powai. Compared to the Causeway in Colaba, Powai is blissfully sleepier. Don’t be fooled: … Continue reading
Anticipation
Liz Gilbert ate, prayed, and loved. Phileas Fogg traveled the world in 80 days. I don’t have any stamps on my passport yet. Today I’m changing that by embarking on my India journey. Under the leadership of Professor Auroop Ganguly … Continue reading