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Peacocks, Palaces and Pavements

New dawn in the land of chaotic traffic and spicy food

July 25, 2014 Christopher Martin Lopaze

My memory of arriving in Bengaluru is as fresh in my mind as the sweat on my brow was as I exited my plane at the Bangalore Airport about 1 am on July 1st. The

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