2 month out rule
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By the way, the H in Dikshit is barely pronounced, if you care to listen to any native speaker. Or maybe I'm talking a load of bullsit!
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Doesnt "sh*t" (not sure of the spelling but suspect its from the arabic "X", pronounced "SH") mean rice in India/Goa, my Mangalorean friends take great pleasure asking if I would like "sh*t" with my curry!
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Have been unconnected for last few days, seem to have missed a lot!!! When I explained the slang meaning of the first part of Sheila's surname to Indian rels. screams of laughter, she is not that admired here.
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Well said! My thoughts exactly.......
The strength of this forum is that it can deal with views from all directions, be they huggy-kissey or openly agressive.
If you want to gang up on someone who doesnt agree with your views, go to holiday truths.....what a larf, or on occasion, IndiaMike, although they are a lot better these days?
If you want to be involved with a forum (area for discussion of wildly different and contraversial views, according to the Latin) then stick with Expats...........
Bipat, Mrs B.M., Steve with the X visa, Milwart, PJ, JCBrum, Wheatsheaf, Noni, all and sundry.......
Those who seek to squash free and open discussion really need to look inwards maybe? Or not most likely.............
The strength of this forum is that it can deal with views from all directions, be they huggy-kissey or openly agressive.
If you want to gang up on someone who doesnt agree with your views, go to holiday truths.....what a larf, or on occasion, IndiaMike, although they are a lot better these days?
If you want to be involved with a forum (area for discussion of wildly different and contraversial views, according to the Latin) then stick with Expats...........
Bipat, Mrs B.M., Steve with the X visa, Milwart, PJ, JCBrum, Wheatsheaf, Noni, all and sundry.......
Those who seek to squash free and open discussion really need to look inwards maybe? Or not most likely.............
Last edited by johnny five; Oct 19th 2010 at 7:41 am. Reason: couldnt speel contraverserserserial
#38
Has any one considered Bangladesh as an alternative to steamy undemocratic Sri Lanka ? I have been there twice and to tell you the absolute truth its a fascinating country.The Bengali's don't intimidate or bother you, like Indians have a habit of doing.Forget Dhaka the capital because its the nearest you will come to Bedlam on this planet.But have a look at Chittagong and Coxs Bazar on the coast.The place is dirt cheep, visas cost £40 for 3 months.And you can fly from Calcutta for less than it costs to travel on rail from London to Brighton ! Its relatively undiscovered by tourists. Dont know about the booze situation though but in the hotels its fine and they are cheep and the Bengalis are desperate for visitors.The strange thing about Dhaka is that it was the cleanest capital city in the Indian sub-continent !
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Has any one considered Bangladesh as an alternative to steamy undemocratic Sri Lanka ? I have been there twice and to tell you the absolute truth its a fascinating country.The Bengali's don't intimidate or bother you, like Indians have a habit of doing.Forget Dhaka the capital because its the nearest you will come to Bedlam on this planet.But have a look at Chittagong and Coxs Bazar on the coast.The place is dirt cheep, visas cost £40 for 3 months.And you can fly from Calcutta for less than it costs to travel on rail from London to Brighton ! Its relatively undiscovered by tourists. Dont know about the booze situation though but in the hotels its fine and they are cheep and the Bengalis are desperate for visitors.The strange thing about Dhaka is that it was the cleanest capital city in the Indian sub-continent !
"Coxs bazar" - sounds fascinating - must do a Google search.
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The last time i heard of anyone getting a new Indian visa in Dhaka it was a 6 month multi entry, but that was a couple of years ago.
Keep each other informed, it might be worth a look.
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I will be corrected as never been myself, but friends have said its a s--t hole, no decent beaches, very strict Muslim country, alcohol is a no no.
The last time i heard of anyone getting a new Indian visa in Dhaka it was a 6 month multi entry, but that was a couple of years ago.
Keep each other informed, it might be worth a look.
The last time i heard of anyone getting a new Indian visa in Dhaka it was a 6 month multi entry, but that was a couple of years ago.
Keep each other informed, it might be worth a look.
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