Views on Bangalore of a person who lives far from Bangalore, but once lived in Bangalore, and makes almost regular visits to Bangalore.
Saturday, February 3, 2018
Enrollment for Aadhaar Cards is a Breeze.
Sunday, January 15, 2017
At the Pravasi Bharatiya Divas (PBD) 2017 in Bengaluru.
| Ramesh (L) & Rao (R) at PBD 2017 |
This year, in 2017, my BE classmate & I had occasion to attend the convention together.
Tuesday, January 10, 2017
The Problem with Bangalore Molestations during the 2017 New Year Revelry: Wrong Leadership.
Such statements from elected leaders are not only deeply disturbing, they place the blame on women.We cannot but agree with Ira Trivedi. In addition to all the actions the society needs to take to prevent such mistreatment of women, we need to take another action: Get rid of politicians who condone, by omission or by commission, undemocratic behavior.
For Mr. Parameshwara, especially, it is a double disgrace. For one, he has no understanding of what democracy means, and in what manner the citizens in a democracy can conduct themselves. Secondly, rather than condemn that animal behavior of the miscreants, he places the blame on women victims; he has thus committed the additional mistake of condoning such uncivilized behavior.
Surprisingly, none of his cabinet colleagues, including the Chief Minister, have publicly commented Mr. Parameshwara's distorted logic. By being silent, they are condoning Mr. Parameshwara's behavior: मौनं सम्मति लक्षणं!
Why has Mr. Parameshwara not resigned yet? If none of his cabinet colleagues come out soon on Mr. Parameshwara's ignorance, I'd even suggest that the Chief Minister himself must also resign.
We don't need political leaders that do not understand democracy.
Surprisingly, none of his cabinet colleagues, including the Chief Minister, have publicly commented Mr. Parameshwara's distorted logic. By being silent, they are condoning Mr. Parameshwara's behavior: मौनं सम्मति लक्षणं!
Why has Mr. Parameshwara not resigned yet? If none of his cabinet colleagues come out soon on Mr. Parameshwara's ignorance, I'd even suggest that the Chief Minister himself must also resign.
We don't need political leaders that do not understand democracy.
Monday, June 27, 2016
High-Rises in Bangalore: Boon or Bane?
| Karnataka High Court |
In today's news report, we read that the Karnataka High Court tells Bangalore Bruhat Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) to allow high-rises in city.
Labels:
Bangalore,
Infrastructure,
Master Plan,
Traffic
Location:
Seattle, WA, USA
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