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People at work crowded into the break room to watch India play Australia in the Cricket World Cup semi-finals. Unfortunately, India lost :-(

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In Delhi, we rode in a three-wheeler/auto! It was...cozy.

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Avinash and I in front of the Red Fort. It's huge!

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Right inside the front gate of the Red Fort are all these shops, which I thought was a bit tacky. Turns out this was a market back when the fort was active, so I approve!

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Me in front of one of the thrones the emperor would sit on.

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Avinash and Subbaiah in front of a structure at the Red Fort that used to have water around it (and wooden bridges to walk to the center)

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Our hotel had this nice open atrium that our rooms opened up onto.

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The engagement ceremony was at the Green Lounge, which was pretty nice.

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There was a bunch of (comfortable!) seating in front of a very Indian-looking stage.

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Here the families of the bride and groom are...um, doing something.

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A wider view - there was a lot of food and such on the right side, which doesn't include the army of servers going around with appetizers...

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India's Parliament building, which is circular (and very large!) We couldn't get too close, but all of the grounds there are very nice.

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Me in front of one of the finance buildings (I think)

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The building where the Prime Minister lives - again, we couldn't get very close but it was quite impressive.

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Me in front of India Gate, which is a monument to fallen Indian soldiers going back to World War I.

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A closer view of India Gate. There are over 13,000 names of fallen soldiers inscribed on the gate.