In Hyderabad on work, landed here early. Getting to taste some good biryanis. Visiting friends too. The roads were empty due to the fear of congestion due to Ganesh immersion processions today. So some good does come out of everything. There is also a 19 day summit on bio-diversity starting day after in the city. Wonder what will they do for so many days. Anyway, all for a good cause...
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Celebrating Ganesh in Hyder's town with biryani sure is an example of biodiversity ;)
Yup, and writing a blog in Google-space to talk about it as well! We put life into virtual space, I am sure.
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