The sky has fallen and the rain is lashing down. The weather is fantastic. In one corner of the chockablock road, I can …
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Pyramid Valley: a place you go to seek calmness through meditation. Meditation; because Google doesn’t have an answer to everything. Meditation is cool and …
The Summer Palace of Tipu Sultan was constructed in 1784 within the premises of Bangalore Fort. Tipu Sultan used it as a summer residence. …
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Mayi Gowda, the owner of Blossom Book House, was a former engineer who started to sell books in 2001. Initially, he sold books on …
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Helmets are mandatory and the rules to wear a helmet while riding are becoming more stringent than ever. However, its mandate use doesn’t fail …
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Binging is something we all love to do. Okay, let’s say most of us love to do! Now whether its binge watching Game of …
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Lavonne Cafe is not just a café you to go to gorge on those finger-licking pastries. The Lavonne academy was first introduced in India …
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Right till the 1960s, Jayanagar was considered one of the largest urban settlements in Asia. Then a suburb, built as a southern extension to …
In 2016, Jeffery Archer visited Bangalore to launch his fabulous book. If only I could remember the name of the book. BBC News talked …
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“When the fabled founder of Bangalore, Kempe Gowda, set out to build his dream city in the early sixteenth century,” writes George, “his mother …
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