There has been more buzz about the Gujjar protests in Delhi. No worries. I buzzed around South Delhi all morning and hardly hit any more than the usual traffic. (interesting sights out and about: three cows in middle of busy intersection, ferarri sticker on back of my chosen tuk tuk)
I actually find the protests really interesting. Growing pains of democracy. I had promised myself that I would go to a protest in Washington this past year and I really regret that I didn't. Guilty of college-born complacency. No worries, mom, I don't have a sudden urge now to throw stones or burn a few rogue bicycle tires....however if the presidential nomination doesn't go to Obama asap all bets are off. On that note, I still get my daily Obama news in The Times of India and the Hindustan Times. It seems as though everyone is really tuned into this election....annnddd I haven't met a Hillary supporter yet. huzzah!
I'll try not to let the blogs get too heavy and depressing...promise.
So it looks like I am going to be heading to Bihar sooner than I thought. Probably Tuesday. And I will be gone for about two weeks. Ah.
smiles,
c
1 comment:
1. a trip to dc is in order once we get back. though we're not thinking about going back. so when you are not thinking about going back, think about going to dc avec moi. c'est bon?
1a. nothing wrong with a few stones and burning rubber. it won't make change in washington, but it might give the hopkins community a run for its money. you know...metaphorically speaking and all.
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