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Things I’ve Learned From Back Pain

Nicholas_Duell_Thing_Learned_From_Back_Pain

It’s been ages since I blogged and I have my reasons I promise. Most recently I’ve spent the majority of the past couple of months flat on my back…. literally. I thought debilitating back pain was just exaggerated or something

Rakhee Ghelani October 9, 2015October 27, 2015 Health, India, Relationships, Uncategorized, Women 4 Comments Read more

Dating the Indian Woman

Dating the Indian Woman

A few regular readers have asked me recently why I haven’t written much about dating or Indian men lately. Truth be told, there really isn’t much to tell. I haven’t dated for a long time, and am actually quite happy

Rakhee Ghelani April 10, 2014July 5, 2015 Culture, India, Relationships, Uncategorized, Wedding, Women 12 Comments Read more

The Big Fat Indian Wedding : Shaadi Time

The Big Fat Indian Wedding : Shaadi Time

This is the fourth and final part of The Big Fat Wedding, you can find the rest here: Introduction Pre-Wedding Rituals The Engagement It was a rather rude alarm that woke me up early in the morning to have my

Rakhee Ghelani March 7, 2014July 5, 2015 australia, Culture, Food, Hindu, India, Relationships, Uncategorized, Wedding 6 Comments Read more

Big Fat Indian Wedding : Pre-Wedding Rituals

Big Fat Indian Wedding : Pre-Wedding Rituals

This is the second part of The Big Fat Wedding, you can find the rest here: Introduction The Engagement Shaadi Time Like every wedding there are pre-wedding rituals that must be adhered to before the real business of joining two

Rakhee Ghelani March 7, 2014July 5, 2015 Hindu, India, Relationships, Uncategorized, Wedding 6 Comments Read more

Farewell 2013

Farewell 2013

Another year comes to an end, so here is a quick post about my highlights of 2013 and what my plans are for next year. Highlight of 2013:  Visiting Australia and spending time with my family and friends. Saying goodbye to

Rakhee Ghelani December 31, 2013July 5, 2015 australia, Family, Food, India, Myanmar, Relationships, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Travel, Uncategorized 10 Comments Read more

Returning Home: Melbourne

Returning Home: Melbourne

The day I landed in Melbourne was only 3 weeks shy of the two year anniversary of me leaving.  I was really looking forward to my visit home, it had been a long time. There was a bit of nervous

Rakhee Ghelani September 17, 2013July 5, 2015 australia, Education, expat, Family, India, Relationships, Travel 7 Comments Read more

Dating in India: More Than Just Marriage

I was recently asked to write a relationship column for a fantastic online magazine here in India called Women’s Web. My first topic is about dating in India, something I have written about before here and here.  These posts have

Rakhee Ghelani March 7, 2013July 5, 2015 Culture, India, Relationships, Uncategorized 7 Comments Read more

Sometimes A Girl Just Need Some Girlfriends

Last week I made 5 new friends. I can’t remember the last time I made that many new friends in a week.  As I have got older, meeting new people that I click with has become harder, and to be

Rakhee Ghelani October 8, 2012July 5, 2015 expat, India, Relationships, Women 19 Comments Read more

Decoding the Indian Man Part 2: Infidelity and Apologies

Is infidelity a part of Indian culture? Is it one that is accepted? Is it something that women just turn a blind eye to because of economic dependence, desperation and / or lack of self-esteem? Are Indian men capable of

Rakhee Ghelani August 26, 2012July 5, 2015 australia, Culture, India, Relationships, Uncategorized, Women 42 Comments Read more

How India Turned Me Into a Feminist

I have a confession to make, I am a feminist. Nine months travelling through India has turned me into a feminist and this is me coming out of the closet. I have always considered myself to be egalitarian, striving for

Rakhee Ghelani April 3, 2012July 5, 2015 Education, expat, India, Poverty, Relationships, Travel, Uncategorized, Violence, Women 77 Comments Read more
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