Dinesh Wagle on Nepali Society

Dinesh Wagle on Nepali society

Month: July 2009

  • Back in Delhi

    And today we are back in Delhi. It was around 20 hours train ride from Bandra, Mumbai to Nizamuddin. It was ok and we were all tired. We are super…


  • Bombay. Day II

    Crossing the Bombay sea bridge Here is first part of this entry and photo album 10. Wondering where’s Sandra in Bandra 🙂 [btw, dats interesting documentry screened in Film South…


  • Bombay! Second Edition

    This post talks about events happened in July 11 (yesterday, the first of our two days in Bombay): Last time when I woke up inside a Goa-Bombay train compartment, I…


  • Anjuna, Goa. [Second Day]

    The following photos were taken in Kolva Beach, Goa, the Cafe Coffee Day near the beach and in Madgaon train station. @Madgaon Train Station, Goa The following post details the…


  • Goa, Again!

    The First Day: The following post details the events happened on 9th July. It was written on the same day and posted on 11 July. July 9: So today, we…


  • The Great Indian Railway Bazaar

    This article first appeared on Saturday’s (11 July 2009) Kathmandu Post By Dinesh Wagle The moment of shock came soon after I was awakened. At the time of leaving Kanya…


  • Marina, Chennai

    The Video July 8: The train journey from Kodaikanal Road (three hours bus ride from the Kodaikanal Hills) to Chennai was excellent. They provided us the bed sheet and pillow…


  • To Ernakulam and In Fort Cochin

    The Train Journey In front of a chai pasal (tea shop) in Fort Cochhin Initially, at the time of leaving Kanya Kumari (on Saturday, 4th July), the train was virtually…


  • Kodaikanal and Bicycling

    July 7: We arrived here late yesterday (10 pm) and after a quick haggling with a tout and the owner, we slept in a lodge. We had planned to wake…


  • Dhoti and the Meenakshi

    Flowery girl of south India The south gate of the Meenakshi temple. July 6: We arrived in Madhurai @ 11 am in that part adventurous, part torturous train journey and…