The Indian Promise

Imagine if you would: you are (reasonably) well travelled, having visited almost every continent and are by nature curious (some people might even say: nosy). You are also a workaholic and an avid reader of any economic or political commentary.

And then you visit India for the first time (in my case with my 24 year old daughter Annabelle) and experience that most pre-conceptions go out of the window in the first 24 hours.

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