BBC on South-East Asia
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- Nepalese political parties resign
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- China ex-railways minister ousted
- Kazakhstan police are imprisoned
- Lanka north 'not just for Tamils'
- Briton held in Bali over cocaine
- Kan: 'Blame state for Fukushima'
- Nato Afghan helicopter crashes
- India PM in historic Burma visit
AMAIDI Volunteer in an evening school
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AMAIDI Foundation
The AMAIDI Foundation is AMAIDI's latest offshoot. AF is meant to support (ex)volunteers in their funding and implementing projects they support during or after their stay/work in India. For partners in India it is also an instrument that enables them to find (new) sponsors and donors to invest in their projects. And for donors to find the implementing agencies they need to realize their social targets/harvest their profit/social ROI
January 15, 2008 • 12:11 pm 0
‘Travel mode’
I read this on one of the 6.5 million travelblogs of travelers through India. I’d like you to comment on it:
1. Never visit India on a shoe string budget. You will be miserable through out the trip.
2. Travel mode – recommend take flights and trains. Avoid bus trips more than 4 hours long.
Would you agree?
Why (not)?
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