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''Never Thought I Would Need An AC'': Woman's Post On Bengaluru's Harsh Summer Strikes A Chord
Previously, residents of the city who only needed a fan to cool off, are now scrambling to buy coolers and air conditioners to beat the heat.
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A 2-Year-Old's Apt Representation Of Bangalore And Its Infamous Traffic Is Viral
Along with the picture, the caption read, "My 2.5-year-old nephew is so Bangalorean that his car games also have a traffic jam."
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No Need to Destroy the Old for a New Bangalore
In creating a vibrant Bangalore of the future, all the gentle grace of the past need not necessarily be destroyed, says Priya Chetty-Rajagopal.
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Pankaj Advani to Lead India in World Billiards Championship
Having won a record 10 World titles, Pankaj Advani will be eyeing another Billiards crown after having pocketed eight in the game. The Bangalorean has also won a World Snooker title and a 6-Red Snooker Championship trophy.
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When Bangaloreans Walked Blindfolded
India's eye donation fortnight ends on Monday, and in a bid to raise awareness about it, a series of 'Blind Walks' was organized in Bangalore during which sighted people could briefly experience what it is not to be able to see.
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So Bad, That It's Good: Skip The Movies, Watch These Hilarious Reviews
The thing about terrible movies is that their scathing reviews can give one immense pleasure. Stand up artist Kanan Gill, who gave us a glimpse of the 'deep knowledge' Bangaloreans have about politics in India, has recently started the trend of reviewing movies that make so much sense, they're known to cause brain cells to pop and die. The YouTube ...
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Pankaj Advani upsets Allen, joins Mehta in pre-quarters of Indian Open
Talking about match between Advani and Allen, the 'smiling assassin' 27-year-old Bangalorean put paid to the hopes of Allen in a commanding fashion.
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The dolls of Dasara: reviving a dying tradition
The tradition of displaying dolls as part of the Dasara festival goes back thousands of years in India. But this is the 21st century. Homes are smaller and lives seem busier - so it is a tradition that could disappear. Bangalorean Anupama Hoskere - Bharatnatyam dancer and puppeteer - is hoping to keep this tradition alive with her well researched c...
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Bangalore's puppy love: An adoption camp for street dogs
Sunday in Bangalore saw an adoption camp for Indian dogs - in a bid to get them off the streets and into homes. Call it puppy love, but it was something that drew Bangaloreans into the camp which was specifically designed to find homes for dogs without a pedigree.
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Bangalore's baby steps at waste segregation
The love Bangaloreans have for their city has not extended to keeping it clear of mounds of garbage. They remain reluctant to segregate waste at the source - a practice followed by people in cities across the world - despite the cajoling and threat of penalties by civic authorities.
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''Never Thought I Would Need An AC'': Woman's Post On Bengaluru's Harsh Summer Strikes A Chord
Previously, residents of the city who only needed a fan to cool off, are now scrambling to buy coolers and air conditioners to beat the heat.
-
A 2-Year-Old's Apt Representation Of Bangalore And Its Infamous Traffic Is Viral
Along with the picture, the caption read, "My 2.5-year-old nephew is so Bangalorean that his car games also have a traffic jam."
-
No Need to Destroy the Old for a New Bangalore
In creating a vibrant Bangalore of the future, all the gentle grace of the past need not necessarily be destroyed, says Priya Chetty-Rajagopal.
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Pankaj Advani to Lead India in World Billiards Championship
Having won a record 10 World titles, Pankaj Advani will be eyeing another Billiards crown after having pocketed eight in the game. The Bangalorean has also won a World Snooker title and a 6-Red Snooker Championship trophy.
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When Bangaloreans Walked Blindfolded
India's eye donation fortnight ends on Monday, and in a bid to raise awareness about it, a series of 'Blind Walks' was organized in Bangalore during which sighted people could briefly experience what it is not to be able to see.
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So Bad, That It's Good: Skip The Movies, Watch These Hilarious Reviews
The thing about terrible movies is that their scathing reviews can give one immense pleasure. Stand up artist Kanan Gill, who gave us a glimpse of the 'deep knowledge' Bangaloreans have about politics in India, has recently started the trend of reviewing movies that make so much sense, they're known to cause brain cells to pop and die. The YouTube ...
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Pankaj Advani upsets Allen, joins Mehta in pre-quarters of Indian Open
Talking about match between Advani and Allen, the 'smiling assassin' 27-year-old Bangalorean put paid to the hopes of Allen in a commanding fashion.
-
The dolls of Dasara: reviving a dying tradition
The tradition of displaying dolls as part of the Dasara festival goes back thousands of years in India. But this is the 21st century. Homes are smaller and lives seem busier - so it is a tradition that could disappear. Bangalorean Anupama Hoskere - Bharatnatyam dancer and puppeteer - is hoping to keep this tradition alive with her well researched c...
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Bangalore's puppy love: An adoption camp for street dogs
Sunday in Bangalore saw an adoption camp for Indian dogs - in a bid to get them off the streets and into homes. Call it puppy love, but it was something that drew Bangaloreans into the camp which was specifically designed to find homes for dogs without a pedigree.
-
Bangalore's baby steps at waste segregation
The love Bangaloreans have for their city has not extended to keeping it clear of mounds of garbage. They remain reluctant to segregate waste at the source - a practice followed by people in cities across the world - despite the cajoling and threat of penalties by civic authorities.
