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Forgiveness counts as a gesture of kindness 
To grub is a gardening term...I have no garden.
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I copy nothing that hasn't aleady been taught to me.
And...
I copy nothing that hasn't aleady been taught to me.
* We advise against all travel to or through rural areas of Jammu and Kashmir (other than Ladakh) and all but essential travel by air to Srinagar. There is a high level of conflict and terrorist violence in Jammu and Kashmir (excluding Ladakh). Jammu City is somewhat safer but attacks still occur.
* We advise against all but essential travel to Imphal (by air) and against all travel in the rest of Manipur and Tripura. Kidnapping, banditry and insurgency are rife throughout the north eastern region, particularly in Assam.
* There is a high threat of terrorism throughout India, including areas frequented by tourists. There have been terrorist attacks in major cities including Mumbai and New Delhi. You should be vigilant in all parts of India. (See Terrorism/Security Section and Local Travel Regional).
* There is an increased security presence in Goa, particularly in areas frequented by tourists and at the airport. New Year is one of the sensitive times. The authorities are taking precautionary measures by deploying extra police in tourist areas and at the airport. We are keeping the situation under close review.
* Penalties for trafficking, dealing and using illegal drugs are severe.
* Over 600,000 British tourists visit India every year. Most of these visits are trouble-free. The majority of problems encountered by British tourists in India relate to lost/stolen passports (see "Crime" and "General"), medical cases (see "Health") and drugs offences (see "Local Laws and Customs").
* You must have a valid Indian visa before travelling.
* We strongly recommend that you obtain comprehensive travel and medical insurance before travelling. You should check any exclusions, and that your policy covers you for the activities you want to undertake.
* We advise against all but essential travel to Imphal (by air) and against all travel in the rest of Manipur and Tripura. Kidnapping, banditry and insurgency are rife throughout the north eastern region, particularly in Assam.
* There is a high threat of terrorism throughout India, including areas frequented by tourists. There have been terrorist attacks in major cities including Mumbai and New Delhi. You should be vigilant in all parts of India. (See Terrorism/Security Section and Local Travel Regional).
* There is an increased security presence in Goa, particularly in areas frequented by tourists and at the airport. New Year is one of the sensitive times. The authorities are taking precautionary measures by deploying extra police in tourist areas and at the airport. We are keeping the situation under close review.
* Penalties for trafficking, dealing and using illegal drugs are severe.
* Over 600,000 British tourists visit India every year. Most of these visits are trouble-free. The majority of problems encountered by British tourists in India relate to lost/stolen passports (see "Crime" and "General"), medical cases (see "Health") and drugs offences (see "Local Laws and Customs").
* You must have a valid Indian visa before travelling.
* We strongly recommend that you obtain comprehensive travel and medical insurance before travelling. You should check any exclusions, and that your policy covers you for the activities you want to undertake.
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