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For cold time's sake
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|January 18, 2025
Say what you will about Delhi, the winter season here still holds some magic. Especially when it comes to food
There was a time when I used to be ecstatic at the thought of the approaching Delhi winter. There were bonfires to organise on cold evenings, sunny afternoon brunches to attend, picnics to enjoy with family and friends. Walks in the gentle afternoon sun were a particular delight. And there was something particularly life-affirming about getting up on a chilly morning and sipping a steaming cup of coffee while watching the mist clear.
Those days are long gone. Now I dread the arrival of winter because it is the season when pollution levels in the capital reach stratospheric levels. And instead of heading out to enjoy the great outdoors, I have to hunker down in my room with two airpurifiers on at full blast to make sure that my asthma doesn't get triggered by the foul air. The smog outside lasts through the day with the sun barely managing to peek through, and heading out for even a brief period seems like a punishment rather than a pleasure.
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