A Wall Street Journal journalist named Amol Sharma has written an article called My Seven Wonders of India here ...
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB125722422411624519.html
This talks about the usual suspects. This is a newcomer to India and he finds the peculiarities of living in India to be rather funny and describes them with a typical American patronising tone.
But I think no country is perfect and you have to adapt yourself to the peculiarities of that particular country.
I am sure Amol would be familiar - far more so than me - with the parts of New York City or Harlem that he should avoid going to at night since he would be mugged at gunpoint otherwise.
I am sure there are many cities in America where lawlessless is a problem: Chicago, Atlanta, etc.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB125722422411624519.html
This talks about the usual suspects. This is a newcomer to India and he finds the peculiarities of living in India to be rather funny and describes them with a typical American patronising tone.
But I think no country is perfect and you have to adapt yourself to the peculiarities of that particular country.
I am sure Amol would be familiar - far more so than me - with the parts of New York City or Harlem that he should avoid going to at night since he would be mugged at gunpoint otherwise.
I am sure there are many cities in America where lawlessless is a problem: Chicago, Atlanta, etc.
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