Living in a region where you dress differently from everyone else, you begin to notice the little things. Our woman in Mumbai, JIL WHEELER, undergoes an education in Indian fashion. (Letters From Mumbai | October 6, 2009)
Language in Mumbai can be tricky for newcomers, especially foreigners trying to hail taxis. Becoming the worst sort of American, JIL WHEELER does the needful itself. (Letters From Mumbai | May 28, 2009)
Middle-class life in India requires two wheels. Our local correspondent JIL WHEELER adapts to rage on the road and learns about purchasing underwear while commuting. (Letters From Mumbai | April 7, 2009)
Two months since the Mumbai attacks, the city is numb and rumors breed wildly. Our reporter in India’s financial capital, JIL WHEELER, reports on house parties, police lines, and the threatened market for roti rolls. (Letters From Mumbai | February 3, 2009)
In Bollywood, Amitabh Bachchan is a big deal. When his tummy has troubles, so do Indian cinema and all of its star-crazed fans. JIL WHEELER reports on movie-going in Mumbai. (Letters From Mumbai | November 7, 2008)
Among India’s treasures, the Mumbai Mirror’s Sexpert column stands apart, advising modern Indians on the confusing sexual issues of our time, like why the foot lacks the vagina’s power. JIL WHEELER reports from the subcontinent. (Letters From Mumbai | September 24, 2008)