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24 Hours In Bangalore: What To Eat, Where To Go And How To Make It Count
Only one day in Bangalore? This guide breaks down exactly where to go, what to eat, how to get around, and the best ways to soak up the city's charm, without rushing through it.
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Garbage Clogs Bengaluru's Largest And Oldest Green Lung
The Lalbagh Botanical Garden in Bengaluru is the city's oldest and largest green lung - a place that replenishes the crowded IT hub with fresh air. Close to the garden's main gate is an ancient rock topped by a tower built by the King Kempe Gowda centuries ago, to mark what he expected to be the limit of Bengaluru.
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In Lucknow, Artificial Lungs Turn Black In A Day. Took 6 Days For Delhi
Raising concerns over the depleting air quality in Uttar Pradesh, artificial lungs installed in capital Lucknow in Lalbagh area near Nagar Nigam office turned black within 24 hours.
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For Differently Abled, Poor Planning Takes Fun Out Of Big Bengaluru Show
One definition of independence could be the freedom of movement, to be able to physically move around. The Independence Day Flower Show at Bengaluru's famous Lalbagh draws lakhs of visitors, but for people on wheelchairs, it isn't exactly a walk in the park.
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Rajinikanth's Kabali: Tickets at High Prices, Some Shows Already Sold Out
Online, the Urvashi Digital 4K Cinema on Bengaluru's Lalbagh Road (one of the theatres cited by IBT), appears to be selling tickets for Rs 400 and above. Many shows are sold out already
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Bengaluru's Flower Lovers Keep Their Date With Lalbaugh Gardens
They come by the thousands every day. For the people of Bengaluru, going to the January flower show at the Lalbagh Botanical Gardens is an annual ritual some would never miss. And the crowds who make their way to the here are only increasing.
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Activists walk to say 'no' to plastic
Members of NKS Kutumba, a city-based Non-Government Organisation began their walk from Lalbagh West Gate towards Krishna Rao Park, Basavangudi, Gandhi Bazar and then back to Lalbagh on Sunday to spread awareness about the usage of plastic bags.
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It's tree lovers vs Bangalore's Metro authorities
Cutting trees for Bangalore's Metro project has become a controversial issue in the city.
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Trees cut for Bangalore Metro construction
Emotions are running so high over the felling of trees in the historical Lalbagh Garden.
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24 Hours In Bangalore: What To Eat, Where To Go And How To Make It Count
Only one day in Bangalore? This guide breaks down exactly where to go, what to eat, how to get around, and the best ways to soak up the city's charm, without rushing through it.
-
Garbage Clogs Bengaluru's Largest And Oldest Green Lung
The Lalbagh Botanical Garden in Bengaluru is the city's oldest and largest green lung - a place that replenishes the crowded IT hub with fresh air. Close to the garden's main gate is an ancient rock topped by a tower built by the King Kempe Gowda centuries ago, to mark what he expected to be the limit of Bengaluru.
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In Lucknow, Artificial Lungs Turn Black In A Day. Took 6 Days For Delhi
Raising concerns over the depleting air quality in Uttar Pradesh, artificial lungs installed in capital Lucknow in Lalbagh area near Nagar Nigam office turned black within 24 hours.
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For Differently Abled, Poor Planning Takes Fun Out Of Big Bengaluru Show
One definition of independence could be the freedom of movement, to be able to physically move around. The Independence Day Flower Show at Bengaluru's famous Lalbagh draws lakhs of visitors, but for people on wheelchairs, it isn't exactly a walk in the park.
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Rajinikanth's Kabali: Tickets at High Prices, Some Shows Already Sold Out
Online, the Urvashi Digital 4K Cinema on Bengaluru's Lalbagh Road (one of the theatres cited by IBT), appears to be selling tickets for Rs 400 and above. Many shows are sold out already
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Bengaluru's Flower Lovers Keep Their Date With Lalbaugh Gardens
They come by the thousands every day. For the people of Bengaluru, going to the January flower show at the Lalbagh Botanical Gardens is an annual ritual some would never miss. And the crowds who make their way to the here are only increasing.
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Activists walk to say 'no' to plastic
Members of NKS Kutumba, a city-based Non-Government Organisation began their walk from Lalbagh West Gate towards Krishna Rao Park, Basavangudi, Gandhi Bazar and then back to Lalbagh on Sunday to spread awareness about the usage of plastic bags.
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It's tree lovers vs Bangalore's Metro authorities
Cutting trees for Bangalore's Metro project has become a controversial issue in the city.
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Trees cut for Bangalore Metro construction
Emotions are running so high over the felling of trees in the historical Lalbagh Garden.
