Bengaluru Aubergines have earned their stripes it seems!
Category: Bengaluru
Bikers of Bengaluru
Boys will be Boys
Parking lot on a Sunday
National Military Memorial, Bengaluru
Indian Flag, Flying High
Indian Flag as seen from the Jawaharlal Nehru Planetarium, Bengaluru.
75 Years Old Handsome Warrior
This handsome killer is parked near Ulsoor Lake, Bengaluru. It belongs to the army perhaps.
Zeiss is the Jawaharlal Nehru Planetarium, Bengaluru
An amazing experience awaits you at the Jawaharlal Nehru Planetarium in Bengaluru. The Zeiss projector as seen above looks like an alien invader but provides a cinematographic experience of another kind. A must for kids with parents.
In God We Trust- So-Look Mommy no Hands!
Bangaloreans are very religious people and they are of all faiths. Temples on the roadside like this are common. So are shrines to Christian saints. One can see mosques, temples, churches and gurdwaras all over the city.
This man driving on his scooter has even stopped holding on to the scooter handle bars as he joins his hand in prayer while driving on the road near Ulsoor lake. The Gurdwara below is also near the lake. It attracts many people from the Punjab and offers free shelter and food to weary travellers.
Indian Independence Day, 15th August, 2017 -Dashboard flags for sale!
A Very Bengaluruean Warning
A warning for customers at Taaza Tindi in very popular Bengaluru South Indian Food outlet.
East Parade Church, Bengaluru
Bengaluru has many churches a relic of the British Raj as a part of the former East India Company and the Madras Presidency. This beautiful church is on busy MG Road (Mahatama Gandhi Road). It lies east of the Madras Engineer Group regiment parade ground and thus the name. The church is more than 150 years old and was a Weslyan Mission Chapel for the Madras Army.–https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Madras_Army
