Very recently I observed that the benches on the bus stops in Bangalore have some different kind of messages. Something that I had never seen before. In our hurry to reach the destination, many times we miss these little changes to city’s infrastructure and don’t even pay attention to the hidden agenda behind these messages. But … More Pink Hope
Following traffic signals is our responsibility as good citizens of our country. If every one of us can follow rules, we would have safer roads, fewer accidents and happy people. But what would you do if you see this? Should you stop or go ahead? It’s December and this is Post #2. I am feeling great … More Wordless Wednesday #10
I am just a year short of saying that I have been in Bangalore for a decade and I am looking forward to that day as much as I look forward to my birthday every year. So you know that I love Bangalore so much that I am not going to trade anything for living … More Landmarks Make a City
My grandfather used to say that children are another form of God. The purity in their hearts reflects in the innocence of their eyes and if you are looking for peace and what real stress free life is, you can only find it on a toddler’s face. To add to it, childhood is also the best phase … More Connect with Children
How do you feel when a stranger helps you cross a busy road? How do you feel when someone gives you back your lost wallet with all the valuables intact? Have you even noticed a smile on that kid’s face when you stop at a signal and buy a little rose? Have you ever tried a … More Bliss in Humanity
“Touchwood” inspired this post and yes, touchwood, you don’t have to go to this one ever. With so many retail outlets and shopping choices, preferences of female millennials have evolved. We have a lot of options ranging from Indian to Western and of course indo-westerns. Step out or shop online – the range and style … More "T" Tantrums
“Touchwood” inspired this post and yes, touchwood, you don’t have to go to this one ever. With so many retail outlets and shopping choices, preferences of female millennials have evolved. We have a lot of options ranging from Indian to Western and of course indo-westerns. Step out or shop online – the range and style … More “T” Tantrums
Over the past couple of days, I have been some 2300 kms away from Bangalore. Not that I was born or brought up in a metropolitan like Bangalore but over the last 13 odd years, I have moved away from the city I was brought up which was a small one. Sitting back and reflecting on … More The life here..
Bread and butter, bacon and eggs, flowers and spring, pen and paper, lightening and thunder and so many other things that go together.. This Thursday Challenge‘s theme was “Toegther” and I want to share the picture of famous Sambar and Dosa – they always go together and if for some reason, they are not served together, fans … More Together..
Lalbagh is a famous tourist destination in Bangalore and a significant one for those inclined to explore the varied flora available in the premises. Lalbagh (Literally translated in English as Red Garden) is spread over 240 acres and boasts of trees that are more than 100 years old, inventive bonsai and over a 1000 various … More The Bicentennial Flower Show
happiness and food 