A drive through the Beautiful City of Bangalore, I have tried to cover as much as i can, Guys visit this place frequently to get the best of Pictures from Bangalore...
Fully illuminated Mysore Palace a day prior to the 'Vijay Dashami' The fully illuminated Mysore Palace a day prior to the 'Vijay Dashami', the final day of the Dasara Celebrations, Mysore, some 140km from Bangalore. Mysore Dasara is a Royal Festival Celebrating victory of Truth over Evil. Legend has it that the Goddess Chamundeeswari or Durga slew the demon Mahishasuran on Vijayadashami day. Dasara is a 10-day festival in the region culminating on Vijayadashami or tenth day. The day marks the successful conclusion of the preceding nine days. Vijayadashami is also a day of victory of the King and his subjects, be it in a battle or day-to-day governance. The preceding nine days of Navarathri had celebrations starting only after six days. The sixth day is in honor of goddess Saraswathi. The eigth day is dedicated to Durga and Ninth day is for Lakshmi, goddess of wealth.
India - Business - Priyanka Chopra Promotes "Spice Local Lingo" Bollywood star actress and brand ambassador of Spice Telecom, Priyanka Chopra smiles after the launch of "Spice Local Lingo," in Bangalore.
STAFF WALKS IN INFOSYS TECHNOLOGIES CAMPUS IN BANGALORE
Original caption: An employee walks in the Infosys Technologies campus in Electronics City in Bangalore, January 20, 2003. Infosys, India's No 1 listed software exporter, posted a 24.4 percent rise in quarterly profit on its booming outsourcing business, but the results missed analysts' expectation and sent its shares reeling. Infosys has about 300 clients globally including Bank of America and Citigroup and employs about 14,000 people, mostly based in India.
Original caption: Air Deccan, an Indian charter company, unveils its new 48-seater ATR aircraft as it launches a new low cost regional service at Bangalore airport, August 25, 2003. According to company officials at Air Deccan, the new low cost carrier is the first to offer up to fifty-percent discounts to passengers travelling in southern India.
Kingfisher Airline Bangalore representatives on a promotional stand at an entrepreneurial conference in Mumbai. In 2005, Vijay Mallya established Kingfisher Airlines. In a short span of time Kingfisher Airline has carved a niche for itself. It was the first airline in India to operate with all new aircrafts. Kingfisher Airlines is the first Indian company to purchase an Airbus A-380. Initially the connectivity was only between Mumbai, New Delhi and Bangalore. At present, the airline connects more than 15 cities with international flights planned for the future.
Dr Vijay Mallya discusses business on his Gulfstream Jet during a flight from Mumbai to Bangalore while a stewardess serves perfectly chilled Kingfisher Beer. Mallya has three other jets, a Hawker, a Boeing 727 and an Airbus Corporate Jet A310-133CJ - and two helicopters. In 2005, Vijay Mallya established Kingfisher Airlines. In a short span of time Kingfisher Airline has carved a niche for itself. It was the first airline in India to operate with all new aircrafts. Kingfisher Airlines is the first Indian company to purchase an Airbus A-380. Initially the connectivity was only between Mumbai, New Delhi and Bangalore. At present, the airline connects more than 15 cities with international flights planned for the future.
Pedestrians battle scooters, taxis, private cars, and vans on Bangalore's chaotic Mahatma Gandhi Road, known as South Parade in the days of the British. Despite a nightmarish list of infrastructure shortcomings, including potholed roads too narrow for the traffic they bear, Bangalore's exploding middle class keeps buying every form of motorized conveyance, adding nearly 1,000 vehicles a day to the already overtaxed streets.
A laborer in Bangalore walks past a KFC carrying boxes. Bangalore supports many fast-food restaurants, but Indian and international, partly because of the large number of middle-class high tech workers
The Cafe Coffee Day chain, like this one in the Forum Mall in Bangalore, dominates the Indian market. The chain is a division of the Amalgamated Bean Coffee Trading Company, Ltd. The stores are commonly referred to simply as Coffee Day; the first was opened in 1996 on Brigade Road in Bangalore, and today is the largest cafe retail chains in India, with 298 cafes in 65 cities around India.
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