My Indian Summer ; Two Months Ago Nirpal Dhaliwal Left London to Make a Fresh Start in Delhi. Here, He Reveals How Going Back to His Roots has Given Him a New Outlook
Evening Standard - London › August 22, 2008
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WHEN I got to Delhi, in June, I knew life here would be no cakewalk.
My previous trips to India profoundly tested my emotions, perceptions and even my sense of self the experience complicated by the fact that I am an Indian who was born and raised in London.See the full content of this document
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My Indian Summer ; Two Months Ago Nirpal Dhaliwal Left London to Make a Fresh Start in Delhi. Here, He Reveals How Going Back to His Roots has Given Him a New Outlook
At 34, I'd left behind my marriage, a successful career with a string of newspaper and magazine columns, my friends and family. After my seven-year relationship with the journalist Liz Jones broke down last year, I'd moved to a rented flat in north London and started to build a new life. But I remained entangled with Liz and my regrets. Unable to find a space to move on, I realised I needed a completely fresh start somewhere new.
So I arrived wit...See the full content of this document
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