Low tide alert
I will be on vacation for two weeks so don't be alarmed if there's very little activity here!
posted by Siddharth Varadarajan at 12:32 am
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8 Comments:
I often wondered about the vacation of the journalists...
have a nice break!
enjoy the break,
u deserve it
Enjoy the break! After all the hectic reporting about the Nuke Deal, you deserve it.
Sidd,
How can I live 4 2 weeks without my daily dose of Reality, one bite at a time!?
How can you take a holiday when the N deal is on the last lap?
:-(
Have a good one mate.
After shuttling between Delhi and Viena and writing so much on India's nuclear deal, you really need a break. But at a time when India is on the verge of finalising the n-deal, who would enlighten us on the pross and cons of the deal.
Kumar (New Delhi)
Yes, missing in the last lap :(
btw, in a ever cynical perspective,one question. Did your employer granted leave based on the assumption that the N-Deal wouldn't reach this level? :)
hope this is untrue...
Knew your vacation woudn't last long....I think you lasted 1 day! before you felt compelled to post the next blog! ... we need more journalists like you Sid!!
@ dhavaladhara
It was/is difficult to peel off like that, and fortunately for modern communication, being in office is not necessary... This time around, though, it is the shuttling between different time zones that is proving difficult for me!
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