Posted on: 10-11-08 16:18:19
If you ever been to Madras (Chennai) during June / July, you will never think speaking about the humidity here, I hope Bombay might be an exception.
BTW, If I am not wrong, I feel the Sun rays seem to pierce the skin much stronger than I feel in Madras and then again the Sunny days are too bright causing excessive irritation to eyes unlike back home.. Any body felt that way or it is just because I'd been living outside India for a long time...
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Originally posted by meghal
I agree with you partially, as I have been through same situation. However, you should visit Toronto during a hot humid day in July or August (We did not have a single day this summer). It is a torture to go out during those days. An A/C becomes an absolute requirement.
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You're completely out of touch of Dubai, you can not find a liveable apartment for any where less than USD 300K now.
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Originally posted by tamilkuravan
You can reloacte your business to Dubai where if you buy a property for US$ 100,000 (Just 50 lakhs which is peanuts to most mumbai dwellers), you will be granted PR (Permanent Residency) for 99 years
At the end of the day, the choice is in your hands. If I were in your situation, I would not return to Mumbai.
Peace by TK
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The cowards never started,
The weak died on the way,
Only the strong arrived.
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When I landed in Bahamas last winter, I felt bit ecstatic to smell the car smoke resembling back home.. I initially thought its because both India and Caribbean are tropical but hey it is something else as you've said....
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Originally posted by Fido
I think its the adulterated petrol dispnsed at the fuel pumps in India which results in smokes , fumes and pollution as I have not seen those fumes in the Middle East or Europe despite heavy traffic .....
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The cowards never started,
The weak died on the way,
Only the strong arrived.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_yK1i9cLAMM
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Originally posted by JRF
BTW, If I am not wrong, I feel the Sun rays seem to pierce the skin much stronger than I feel in Madras and then again the Sunny days are too bright causing excessive irritation to eyes unlike back home.. Any body felt that way or it is just because I'd been living outside India for a long time...
I feel the same way about the intensity of sun's rays. It may be something to do with the higher latitude. In India, you can venture outdoors on a sunny 35°C day. Here, you need a suntan lotion and sunglasses to get out of the home on such bright hot day
