A Conversation for Visiting Tughluquabad in Delhi
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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted Nov 13, 2008
Returning to Eds now, as the author hasn't posted in a week, hopefully the "Congratulations" email will alert them
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pailaway - (an utterly gratuitous link in the evolutionary chain) Posted Nov 14, 2008
(nicely sub-edited )
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Atrijit Posted Dec 7, 2008
Nope I was busy boasting to friends about my acceptance into the Edited H2G2 guide 
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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted Dec 11, 2008
thanks!
Are you planning on writing other entries for h2g2? 
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pailaway - (an utterly gratuitous link in the evolutionary chain) Posted Dec 11, 2008
Bollywood I think - yay! 
And btw, the subediting was spectacular - you should have seen it. It was like watching on of those Japanese chefs that have everything up in the air all at once and then plunk plunk plunk - everything's on the plate just so. 
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pailaway - (an utterly gratuitous link in the evolutionary chain) Posted Dec 11, 2008
Oops 
my bad - Bollywood is elsewhere.
So, yes - are you planning another entry? Your sense of humor really shines through and we're all looking forward to more.
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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted Dec 11, 2008
I think everyone enjoyed the saga of the skulking donkey
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pailaway - (an utterly gratuitous link in the evolutionary chain) Posted Dec 11, 2008
Too right!
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Atrijit Posted Dec 18, 2008
Sure, I would write more entries - as and when they happen to me. Right now I am in Sydney and the situation at our company Guest House is so funny - does not merit entry into the edited guide though 
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ajaybhaskar Posted Oct 6, 2009
Nicely written article - and the donkey bit is really funny!
In fact, I'm planning on visiting the fort shortly - would you know if its a safe place (besides the protective peacocks and monkeys) i.e., any unsavoury characters lurking about or any muggings reported?
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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted Oct 29, 2009
Hello Atrijit Dasgupta, I did sub-edit your excellent article and you can find it at: A43407623
That is the *live* version which people should post to. This copy remains your work and can be left as it is or deleted, to tidy up your Personal Space. I delete mine after I've linked to the Peer Review thread on the newly-edited version, but that's your choice.
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Atrijit Posted Dec 21, 2009
I am planning on another entry - in fact I had written one but I was told it's a complete waste of words, to no purpose etc - so yesterday I was at this quasi-religious gathering here - it can be turned into a lot of fun but I am again told it's rude to do so
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