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Journal Entry – November 11, 1995 – New Delhi

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Journal Entry – November 10, 1995 – New Delhi

After visiting Delhi’s famed Red Fort I crossed the Yamuna river and wandered through narrow streets of a working neighborhood. A choking cloud of motorcycle exhaust overwhelmed my lungs. The workers of the small machine shops ignored my presence and the sun beat through my clothing to broil my skin. There was no refuge until […]