i have the name, i can probably trace the guy here. its not a big place. funny thing with the indians here, the ones who were born in kenya have usually never thought of visiting India and have little idea of how the country is or has changed in the last 100 years. In public they vehemently call themselves Kenyan, but secretly many make plans to run away to england or australia (many others leave and then come back complaining about the impossibility of having servants and big houses in a first world country....). They are quite cosmopolitan in some ways, but still have cultural practices probably last seen in urban india decades ago.
the other indians, the ones who came later (in the last 20 years) , have formed themselves into regional associations where they have endless squabbles centered around regional and caste politics. they hold "committee" elections roughly along political party lines aligned with indian politics. they send petitions to Sun tv and Gemini tv and DD Bangla to beam channels in to east africa. they generally have little idea of local politics or custom - and generally stay indoors after sunset. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 04/27/2006 05:06:41 PM: > On 4/26/06, Ashok Hariharan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > do you have a contact by any chance? i might be interested in meeting this > > chap.... > > I tried to find his email address. Unable to locate the email exchange > I had with him. Sorry. > > Thaths > -- > "Bart! With $10,000 we'd be millionaires! We could buy all kinds of > useful things... like love." -- Homer J. Simpson >
