Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Monday, July 13, 2009
Cheers @Lalbagh
Karnataka Wine Board had a concerted effort to promote wine tourism, a very first a three day wine festival which was organized in Lalbagh this weekend, people took this opportunity to test and buy different types of wines from leading wine manufacturers like Grover, Kinvah and Naka…The State wine policy allows individuals, groups, companies and to organize wine festivals. However, there's a strict no-no to fortified wine (alcohol-added wine) during these festivals. Karnataka has 600 acres under grape cultivation, with Nandi Valley in Chikkaballapur and Krishna Valley in Bijapur with the highest cultivation..
Labels: Bangalore, City, Events, Food n Drink, Lalbagh, Living
Sunday, July 12, 2009
Tandoori Dreams…
The brand equity of this dish is global, and this city too has been part of its worldwide fanculb. This Tandoori chicken I relished recently ( being a regular) was at “Kund” in Indira nagar one of my favorite Punjabi food joint…Labels: Bangalore, City, Food n Drink, Living
Saturday, July 11, 2009
All about Snacks..
A quick snap of the shelf from a small shop in HAL market catering to snacking specialties, the options and varieties are mouth watering …the display represents mix of demands from various cultures and likes from the state and the neighboring regions...Labels: Bangalore, City, Food n Drink, Living, Markets
Friday, July 10, 2009
Auto parts market@Shivaji nagar...
Wondering through the Shivaji nagar auto parts market is fun, “Any-make, Any-model and Any-part” remains mantra here, I could find some cheap restored / refurbished shock absorbers that were sold in this small shop ( should call it a museums) in there…Labels: Bangalore, City, Living, Markets, Occupations, Shivaji Nagar
Thursday, July 09, 2009
Watering worries...
Delay in the monsoon this season has forced many parts of the city with power cuts ( reservoir are not upto the mark for hydro power generation) and thus cut in drinking water supply as dried borewells are not ‘charged’ and the municipal water distribution is rationed… only hope that the prayers for rain will be heard!!Wednesday, July 08, 2009
Coffees of India…
Outside the famous Indian coffee house I find this interesting poster, “The coffees of india” illustrating the coffee growing regions and the varieties thereof. An interesting collectible piece for sure…Tuesday, July 07, 2009
All eyes on Namma Metro…
While work continues to progress on Namma metro catching up with expectations, one of my blogger friend former Bangalore Metblogs author, Ravi Kumar, tracks the progress of Bangalore's Metro project: Namma Metro at http://nammametrotales.wordpress.com. In his bit adventurous style he also clicks some good pictures of the project at this photo blog…Labels: Bangalore, City, Living, Metro, StreetShots, Transport
Monday, July 06, 2009
The Brick Business..
The building martial supplies though not at their peak sales yet remain in demand, many local suppliers have setup their business and delivery mechanisms like a tractor with trolley few laborers in the nearby places…Labels: Bangalore, City, Living, Occupations, People, StreetShots
Sunday, July 05, 2009
Boiled Corns on Streets
The climate is nice and cool, this creates a good demand for boiled corns and the carts are back on the streets selling them… the rainfall have still not picked up to the extend that there is a scarcity of water and thus there are few water tankers plying around ( seen in the background here) to fulfill the daily water needs in some areas…Labels: Bangalore, City, Living, People, StreetShots







