Sanjaynagar

One among the thousands of wall paintings on Bangalore walls. This one is outside a Government School.

D Rajagopal Road

Bellary Road - NH7

A hospital.

Birth, Death and all the pain in between. To ease it, you can buy yourself a comfortable insurance, be good to your family so that they stick around when you are in trouble and if you haven't done these two things, go pray.

Amen.

... I want angels to lift me.

Seri Saar. Nakku nallida mele illi bandu t.... By the way, what's the language they speak in heaven... or hell?

Why so shy?

5th Block, Koramangala

Group off not Group on. Because in India, Off is associated with discounts.

D Rajagopal Road

All kinds of new imagery on the streets of Vishala Karnataka. It's now clear that it's a BJP ruled state.

Outer Ring Road + Kumara Krupa Road

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Outer Ring Road

Best view.

These boys were waiting to have a ring side view of the K1000 2009 race. While the grown up boys who had come to watch had a tough time finding a parking spot for their underpowered toys with flashy stickers, these boys had no trouble parking their single wheeled toys.

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SJP Road/Mysore Road

A couple of rare yellow top.

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RV Road

A message from another age, in another country, survives in Bangalore. And what your local Goorkha is doing on his nightly whistling rounds.

Cubbon Park

Goodbye Garden City



Salaam. Vandanegalu.

It's time to say goodbye to daily photographs on this blog. Over the last 3 years, during my second innings in this city, I have seen more of the city than during my two and a half decades long first innings. That is thanks to a hobby called photography that I discovered along with thousands of other foot-soldiers of the digital camera brigade.

Work is taking me to Mumbai, for a second innings there. This blog will now be updated only during my visits home and I'm hoping that it will be often.

In Mumbai, the city that's always on the move, I'm not sure if I'll be clicking as often as I did in Benglur. But if I find the time to click pictures, they will be posted here at

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