India: Health and Human Rights
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By living with Indian host families, students have an excellent opportunity to practice language skills and share daily life, including many memorable meals. Students may also experience special cultural activities including religious ceremonies and weddings.
New Delhi
Students live with a homestay family in New Delhi for approximately nine weeks. Carefully selected families are typically middle class and of various sizes and religious backgrounds. A majority of host families have multiple generations living under one roof and are typically located in residential neighborhoods where transportation, shopping, and Internet resources are easily accessible.
Rural homestay
Some of the students opting for rural workshops have an opportunity to live for a few days with local communities in the remote villages of the Udaipur district in Rajasthan.
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