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You've heard of Tex-Mex, but what is Bombay-Mex?
Diwali is round the corner. If you don't know what that is, you can think of it as the Indian equivalent of Christmas.
Without faith where are we?
The Monsoon has arived in Bombay again.
El Niño has come and gone, but what is coming tomorrow? Should we worry about global warming or prepare for the next Ice Age?
"Normally,a husband sets his wife ablaze over dowry matters..." How some people in India settle domestic disputes.
I hate quotations.

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Summer
Autumn

The Living room is where we gather around the coffee table.
The Library is stocked with articles, stories, folk tales, legends and all manner of strange things. Come and see!
Music has charms to soothe a savage breast,
To soften rocks, or bend a knotted oak.
William Congreve
Can you catch that heady waft of something really tasty? Pop into the Kitchen and find out what's cooking.
India; exotic and mysterious. Read my first hand experiences.
Some pages on Norway.
The Golden rule; belongs to no religion yet applies to all.
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About J-zine

In J-zine you will find stories, folk tales, recipes, reviews and musings on a whole slew of topics from far and near.

Dip in! There's something for everyone. On these pages you can find both the devil in cynical mood and a recipe for a heavenly cake. You come with me and visit an Arctic bird colony or celebrate a hindu festival in Bombay. Bring the whole family to the library and read them folk tales.
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