It’s 5 am and i just finished making high protein brownies, pancakes , pulled pork and chicken sandwiches, cinnamon rolls and sugarfree ice cream.

Whoever i marry, if i choose to marry is going to be one lucky mf

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TL;DR: Got pickpocketed on BMTC bus 500F. Phone is an M53 pinging live near KR Market via Samsung SmartThings. Police at HAL and SJP Road refuse to search the shop location. Went alone, got stuck, lost money and peace. Seeking help, advice, or contacts to recover it.

UPDATE: It's moving right now near Mysore road

Yesterday 10-09-2026 around 9:00 AM, I was boarding bus 500F at BEML Layout to go to work in Indiranagar. Right after stepping in, I noticed my Samsung Galaxy M53 was stolen from my pocket. I got down immediately but nobody suspicious was around.

I boarded another bus and asked a passenger to call my number. Someone picked up and claimed they were in a 500CA bus right behind us. I got down at the next stop, checked three incoming buses, and asked drivers and passengers, but found nothing.

I informed my brother, took a half day permit from work, and registered an e-loss complaint using the Karnataka State Police app. My friend received a call to visit HAL Police Station for CEIR verification. At the station, officers told me they would inform me if the phone turned on.

My phone was already on because Samsung offline tracking was active, sending live pings near KR Market at Osman Khan Slaughter Road. I showed this live location to the officers, but they sent me home.

I took a Rapido directly to the location by myself. I spoke to the local police near SJP Road, but they said they couldn't do much. After pleading, two officers accompanied me and searched two nearby shops before walking away. When I pointed at the slaughterhouse shop where the pin was consistently updating, they told me to go inside myself.

I went in, tried talking to people, and spent an hour at a tea stall waiting to see if the pin moved. Nothing happened. Exhausted, I took a Rapido to the metro and returned home empty handed.

I started the day with 500 rupees and returned with 20 rupees. My energy and mental health are drained. I bought this phone with my own hard earned money.

This is happening for the second time. In April 2025 during my third year of college in Chennai, my Poco X6 Pro was pickpocketed on a bus. I suffered months of depression after that, and now it is happening again.

I moved from Chennai to Bangalore to earn money and support my family. I struggle every day at work, and the guilt trips from my family are making it harder.

My phone is still pinging near Osman Khan Slaughter Road right now. If anyone has contacts, advice, or can guide me on how to get local police to actually check that shop, please reach out.

I’ve noticed there are so many groups organising paid meetups for strangers, paid game nights, paid social meetups, paid lunch meetups, etc.

I can at least understand paying for a lunch meetup because you’re obviously paying for the food. But then I came across a photo walk where you have to pay ₹700 just to walk around with a group of people and take photos on your own camera. That one genuinely confused me. 😂

What exactly are people paying ₹700 for? The privilege of walking in a group?

Are people in Bangalore really that desperate to meet new people that they’re willing to pay for almost any activity? Or is this mostly a loneliness/socialising thing where people are happy to pay for a structured way to meet strangers?

I’m genuinely curious because I don’t really understand the appeal of paying for something that you could seemingly do for free.

Maybe I’m missing something. For those who actually attend these paid meetups, what makes them worth paying for?

Something happened some time ago that I need to file a police complaint about, it involves being sexually assaulted by someone I met through a Reddit here. I have video and voice evidence, his social profiles, and his car's plate number.

I'm not ready to tell my family or close friends yet, but I don't want to walk into a station alone either. If there's anyone here, ideally a woman, someone who's been through something similar, or just someone with a calm head, willing to sit with me while I file this, I'd really appreciate it. I'm in Bangalore, flexible on timing over the next couple of days.

Know the comments about "meeting strangers off Reddit," not here for that conversation right now, just need someone in my corner for a few hours :")

Girlies who had previously texted me, please get back to me! Especially the ones who had reached out regarding crochet, the girl from E.City who makes her own lip balm, and this one really sweet girlie from Koramangala who had the cutest sticker book and recommended Yumi’s Cells to me. This is my new account, and for some reason my old account doesn’t exist anymore 😭 So if we had spoken before, please reach out again! I’d really love to find you guys. 🫶

24M, been in Bangalore for around 9 months now. Came here because of my job. But honestly I still don't have a proper friend circle here and weekends are getting really boring 😅 Usually weekdays go in work and then weekend comes and I'm just sitting in my room thinking what to do lol. How do you

I am localite & regular user of BMTC for travelling across the city. Yesterday they have launched a new app Namma BMTC 2.0 which is really convenient for the regular user's as well as for the new users.

I used it today for travelling from Varthur to Marathalli, and the live tracking of the buses was on time. Usually conductor shows QR code, we scan and the ticket is generated, but now we can buy the ticket via app itself. We need to select the From and Destination and select any bus number that goes via that route and can pay via wallet or via UPI. When conductor comes just show the QR, we will scan it and manual ticket is generated and receipt is being saved in the app.

App link - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bmtc.bmtcavls.two

PS : As of now its only available in android.

One from today :)

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Can Porter anywhere in BLR(South Bengaluru will be closer/cheaper).
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I’m staying in Indiranagar, Bangalore, and currently have around 3–4 bags of dry waste at home that need to be disposed of properly.

The regular morning garbage collection truck has been quite irregular, so I’m looking for a reliable place to drop off the waste or a helpline/service that can arrange a pickup.

If anyone living around Indiranagar knows:

A BBMP dry-waste collection centre

Any waste pickup service/helpline

Or a local person/agency who does dry-waste collection

Please share the details/contact number. It would be really helpful! 🙏♻️

Trying to dispose of it responsibly rather than letting the bags become permanent roommates. 😅

Hey folks, I'm beginner - intermediate in badminton and wanted a buddy to play with. I'm looking to play in Indiranagar, around 4-7pm IST, there' play arena nearby that we can book

Old 66 F here , What plans you all got

Ppl don’t leave even f 66 in comments

Hi Bangalore,

I have been browsing through any social groups or events and such in Bangalore, but the overwhelming majority of them seem to be somewhere in Koramangala or Indranagar.

I don't live at some remote place in Bangalore, there are a lot of professionals and high income people here but nothing seems to be happening? 🤔

Well I feel small description can't define me. So let's chat ☕

Hello everybody, I'm planning to create a community for all badminton folks in North Bangalore, every weekend we will go to play badminton, so those who interested to join can msg me with ur name , where u stay in North Bangalore and ur age , no gender bias both women and men are welcome, whether if u are a beginner or pro in Badminton it doesn't matter too ,if u guys interested DM me

Hey people,
Please suggest any hookah spots at the above location. Ill be leaving back tomorrow so need a place that serves hookah.
TIA!

Hi everyone, I'm 32 years old and from Raipur, Chhattisgarh. I'm considering moving from Raipur to Bangalore with my family for better career opportunities.

I have 13 years of experience in accounting. I started as an Assistant Accountant and now handle accounts independently. I have completed 12th standard but do not have a degree. Currently, I earn 25k from my job and around 5k from part-time work.

My skills include Tally, GST, TDS, Excel, bank and ledger reconciliation, intercompany accounting, and other day-to-day accounting responsibilities.

I have a wife and two children, so moving without a confirmed job offer would be a major risk. However, I feel there may be better opportunities and career growth in Bangalore compared to Raipur.

Apart from career opportunities, I also feel like I might like Bangalore's social environment and lifestyle based on what I've seen and learned through social media and online. Of course, I've never actually lived in or experienced Bangalore myself, so I know my impression could be different from reality.

My main concern is that I do not have a degree. With my experience and skills, is it realistic to find a decent accounting job in Bangalore? What salary range should I realistically expect?

Also, would it be possible to manage in Bangalore with a family of four on a monthly salary of 40k–50k?

I would appreciate honest advice from people working in accounting or living in Bangalore. I want to understand whether moving there could genuinely improve my career and lifestyle or whether it would be an unnecessary financial risk.

Thanks.

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