Originally Posted by
Katamarino
The truth is never found 100% on one side of a story...
Mr Katamarino sir,
Let's have a look at an account of her exploits written by an independent local writer "down route". The background is that TCT spent many hours having lunch in a posh Indian hotel and this was followed up by the usual vacuous article that tends to follow such non-events. The writing style is fairly standard for this type of article written in the APAC region. The offending word appears in the second paragraph. You have to ask yourself whether the information was given during her presentation or the writer had to look it up after the event. I would expect that it was given first hand. Even then, where would the author look other than the official site for the trip ? There are also the usual references to "basic period instruments" and no mention of the latest laptops slaved to a GPS.
A high-flying lunch with British aviatrix, Tracey Curtis-Taylor at The Taj Mahal Hotel, New Delhi -