Archives for “Chronicling the City”

I went, I listened, and left depressed. I am talking about this much-hyped concert that happened on Saturday. Indian music icons Pandit Hari Prasad Chaurasia, M ...


Picturesque Hilarity

Seen somewhere in Vijayanagar, Bangalore.  Long Leave is highly ppropriate. Now you know why no grievances are addressed. Crossposted on INI Signal. Technorati tags: ...


A Walk Among the Clusters

Those familiar with Bangalore don't want me to remind them of Cubbon Park. As nostalgia had its way with me, I took an impulsive walk ...


A Station of Mind and Memories

Malleswaram Railway Station is not merely a railway station: it is a station of mind and memories, of childlike wide-eyed wonder, of teenage meandering, adult ...


Bangalore’s Tughlaq

A few weeks ago, a call centre employee was raped and murdered. The usual suspects hollered, and it was back to business as usual. For ...


Bangalore Welcomes Terror

The Tata Institute--or the IISc--campus evokes very joyous memories, which can only be poetically described, a visual representation of scenes that you find in the ...


Caption This


In Quest of Hotel Victoria

At least eight years have passed since I had that memorable evening tea at Victoria Hotel. The setting definitely reminded made you feel like some ...


Blistering Big Bazaar

Banashankari III Stage was a huge tract of barren land just 12 years ago stretching as far "as the eye could see." Connectivity nil. I ...


Chronicling the City

Is the name of the new category I've created. Because I'm a shameless admirer of Bangalore, I felt I'll be doing it a disservice--in fact, ...