My First Mumbai Local Train Experience

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In this video I have shown my first ever Mumbai local train experience from Dadar station to Santa Cruz station. You will witness what all one can see in a local train journey in the train with crowded passsengers, bags in the front and food available in the local train station. People say Mumbai local trains are not safe but it is safe to travel in a Mumbai local train. Hope you like the video. Cheers !
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[@proyukon]

Hey, I watched your video about your experience living in Argentina.
I kind of have a question to ask you; I'm not sure if you already received Argentina citizenship.
It seems very quick-just two years of temporary residence. However, I also heard that the two-year residence requirement in order to obtain citizenship is only on paper; in reality, you need to get a permanent resident first, then apply for citizenship later, so I just want to ask about your experience if you happen to already have obtained citizenship and to confirm with you which is the right information.
Also, I think by applying for citizenship, you need to request that from the judge, so I was just curious: do you need to speak to the judge in Spanish only, or is English possible, or is there any translator?
Thanks a lot