Virtual Verandah: How the Internet has Brought Anglo-Indians Together
Abstract
If my Uncle Tony, also known as Brigadier Anthony Albert Lumb, were here today he’d say something like this:
“Rotten timing, Lionel. After tiffin Anglo-Indians can’t take speeches, they’re only good for a spot of charpoy-bashing.”
However, Keith Butler has promised that anyone who dozes off in the next twenty minutes will be banned from the Grand Ball. You’ve been warned.
I hope you don’t mind me taking a personal approach to this topic. Because I am an Anglo-Indian speaking mostly to other Anglo-Indians, I trust you will hear echoes of your own childhood or family circumstances, and that in this way the larger picture gets across.
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