>But based on my few days of travel to Delhi, I feel, this article is quite alarmist. It seems strange to discount his experience living there based on your ex

>But based on my few days of travel to Delhi, I feel, this article is quite alarmist. It seems strange to discount his experience living there based on your experience of a few days there. My experience of Delhi is that the visibility often doesn't exceed 200ft, and the smell of the smog hits you as soon as the airport doors open. I don't spend more than a few days a year there though, so I'm neither inclined to write articles like this, nor to criticize them. >But, him being a persistent India hater He likes India enough to travel to the other side of the world to live there, and subject his children to significant health risks. This tendency to brand anyone pointing out obvious issues as an "india hater" or a "hinduphobe" is one the scariest things about India's political climate today, and I hope it fizzles out before it turns really nasty.