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Friday 26 September 2008 14:07 BST

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The Gymkhana Club in Delhi is undoubtedly one of India's poshest associations. The waiting time for membership at this prestigious group of military types, which has occupied its current location close to what is now the Prime Minister's official residence since 1913, is apparently 30 years.

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