'Did I put my family in jeopardy?': Why NYT writer left Delhi

June 02, 2015 08:33

Rising air pollution in Delhi is a big worry for the government. New York Times journalist, Gardiner Harris, gives a harrowing ordeal between his career and the love for his children which forced him to leave Delhi as NYT's South Asian correspondent. In his blog post, Gardiner narrates an incident involving his 8-year old son, Bram, who soon developed respiratory difficulties which turned into asthma and the ordeal his family had to face even when they were prepared to handle everyday issues like, beggars, traffic, and the heat.

Read about his harrowing account HERE

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