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msg[1] = "Drink only bottled water. Buy it only from respectable or known outlets. In restaurants insist that they bring a sealed bottle to your table.";

msg[2] = "Eat non-vegetarian food only in good restaurants. The meat in cheaper and smaller places is generally of dubious quality.";

msg[3] = "Curd or yoghurt is served with most meals. It is a natural aid to digestion and helps temper the spicy food.";

msg[4] = "Always drink bottled water.For the first few days it might be advisable to clean your teeth in bottled water.";

msg[5] = "Eat fruit you can peel.";

msg[6] = "If you are fair-complexioned, blonde or red-haired - and especially if you are female - chances are that you will be stared at continuously, specially in the smaller towns. Don't be offended - they mean no harm, it is just curiosity.";

msg[7] = "Try to avoid shaking hands. Greet people with a 'namaste' (hands pressed together at chest level as if in prayer). You will be appreciated for using the Indian style of greeting.";

msg[8] = "In India, public toilet facilities are few and far between, and those that are there should not be ventured into. Take every opportunity you can to use a clean a toilet in places such as hotels and restaurants. Make this a habit wherever you go.";

msg[9] = "When asking for directions, ask shopkeepers, not pedestrians. Cross-check with at least two people";

msg[10] = "Dress codes for religious places can include covering your head, being barefoot etc. Ask, so that you don't unwillingly give offence.";

msg[11] = "Keep extra photocopies of the relevant pages of your passport. This will be required for Indian permits.";

msg[12] = "Most museums in India are closed on Mondays and Site Museums, those near archaeological monuments, on Fridays.";

msg[13] = "The sun is strong. Remember to use sunscreen on exposed parts of the body. Wear sunglasses to screen out harmful rays.";

msg[14] = "Photography is not always permissible, and at many places it is permitted only at a fee. There is usually a higher fee for using a video camera.";

msg[15] = "English is spoken at almost all tourist centers, but you can also request Government-trained and approved guides who also speak German, French, Spanish, Japanese, Italian or Russian.";

msg[16] = "On arrival in India, foreign nationals are required to fill up a Currency Declaration Form along and a Disembarkation Card besides making an oral declaration of the luggage they’re carrying.";

msg[17] = "Foreign tourists can make payments through traveler’s cheques, credit cards or foreign currency. Indian rupees can be used in case of proof of legal currency exchange.";

msg[18] = "Always keep a tube of mosquito repellent with you.";

msg[19] = "Always carry a kit of the basic emergency medicines you might need for diarrhoea, fever, etc. Also, band aids and an antiseptic ointment.";

msg[20] = "Everything in India takes time - longer than in most places. So always give yourself extra time for whatever you may have to do - even it is just a visit to the Post Office or changing money.";

msg[21] = "The dry summer heat can drain you completely. Drink lots of water and fluids.";

msg[22] = "Women should dress conservatively. Avoid tank tops or short skirts / shorts. The best outfit, especially during the hot summers, is a T-shirt worn with loose cotton trousers.";

msg[23] = "Avoid keeping valuables in a purse, which can be easily snatched off your shoulder.";

msg[24] = "Avoid foods which have been laid out in the open, avoid sweets and candies from local markets.";

msg[25] = "Change currency only from official moneychangers. Remember to retain the currency Exchange receipts after each transaction. You will need them for re-exchange on departure.";

msg[26] = "Indians are very curious by nature and will ask personal questions. So, don't be offended.";

msg[27] = "Travel with a camera and a colour film. India is a land of sunshine and colour, begging to be photographed. Most type of films are available in India.";

msg[28] = "To visit a wildlife sanctuary, prior permission has to be taken from the concerned authority of the sanctuary.";

msg[29] = "Don’t keep your wallet in the rear pocket. Keep it in an inside jacket pocket or side trouser pocket.";

msg[30] = "All valuables and important papers (jewelry, passports, return tickets, etc) should be kept in your hotel's safe deposit box. Never leave them unattended in your room. Avoid carrying large sums of cash on your person.";

msg[31] = "Traffic in India moves on the left side. So, be extra cautious while crossing the road, especially if your country follows right side driving.";


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