Today, I decided to walk into work to grab some pictures with my camera. Before I walked, I was sure to hydrate with bottled of water from the hotel since the thermometer was already reading ninety plus degrees. I also weighted down my backpack with bottled water to ensure that I had enough water to make it through the day. Clean water is a commodity in India as it is in many parts of the world, and drinking the local water or select local foods can leave you with Bombay Belly. If you are one of the unfortunates to get struck with Bombay Belly, it can be a week long event where anything you eat or drink immediately goes out the other end leading to severe dehydration and weakness. One of my coworkers takes India to the extreme and packs his own food. Others limit their diets to the buffet at the Westin and the few restaurants located inside. Watching what you eat, and drink is an important aspect of traveling in India, and I make sure I always have ...