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Moneyless in Madras: Millionaires in Manhattan  

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Moneyless in Madras: Millionaires in Manhattan Warm droplets of rainwater bombarded the tin roof of the extremely modest dwelling that had a greater resemblance to a dog's kennel than the home of two men. The house was empty as the rain chattered loudly and naggingly on the roof. The sides of the house consisted of wood which had - by the look of it -been incompetently put together. On one of the four sides of the hut there was a gap in the wood, it had been covered by an old scruffy looking cloth, this gap was man-made and signified the threshold of the dwelling. There was no flooring in the shoddy dwelling which was reluctantly called home by two impoverished men. Instead there was natural ground that was parched suggesting that the dwelling had been set up before the rainy season had hit. Looking into the box shaped shelter through...

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