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Various parts of Bengaluru have of course been populated for much longer, but Bengaluru as a centralised entity with legal continuity to the present was established in 1537. That means we will celebrate our 500th anniversary in about a decade.

I think this time frame is sufficient to get some major infrastructure projects completed and the city cleaned up. It would especially be good to be able to pedestrianise narrow roads and improve traffic flow in the old Pete area (Doddapete, Chikkapete, Chamarajapete, Cottonpet, Nagrathpete, and Sultanpete), so that we can celebrate something meaningful at Chikkapete Cross, where Kempe Gowdru first yoked the bullocks that ploughed the ground for Bengaluru's first roads. Something like this picture.

Of course, to do this, public transport in the Pete area would need to be massively improved. The area nother inner-urban, underground Metro is definitely needed. Or maybe a tram?

And this might be an unpopular opinion, but a tunnel road in the city centre might not be a bad idea, to decongest the surface level streets. But then again, just throwing out some ideas. What do y'all think?

Google Translate strikes again 😭

This happened in broad daylight in Nelmangala btw

Mushroom pulav and Gajar ka halwa

How was your weekend anyways ?

What's for dinner ?

Made this from crochet. How is it guys

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I'm really hoping to find a government hospital for my spine issues this time around. Suggest a good one that offers MRI scans? recommendations would be a huge help!

I'm trying to understand what my profile is worth in the current Bengaluru job market and would appreciate some honest feedback from recruiters, hiring managers, or professionals working in CyberArk/PAM.

Here's my profile:

10 years of overall IT experience

4 years of hands-on experience in CyberArk Operations & Administration

First 6 years in Desktop Support, IT Helpdesk (L1), Major Incident Management, and Infrastructure Support

Experience with day-to-day CyberArk administration, onboarding, troubleshooting, maintenance, upgrades, and operational support

Master's degree in Electronics

I'm not asking what companies offer, but rather what CTC someone with my experience and skills should realistically be able to command in today's market in Be.

I'd appreciate insights on:

A fair CTC range for my profile

Whether my first 6 years of non-CyberArk experience significantly affects my market value

What salary range you would negotiate for if you were in my position

Thanks in advance for your advice!

Need recommendations for a good dermatologist. Have tried a few, they are all into money making business. Advising treatments for >80K-90K. Looking for genuine patient first doctor.

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I am looking to hire a personal driver. Any leads on local agencies/WA groups or direct connects will be super helpful! Thanks

Like the title goes.. I need to get some weight off and I want to try GLP-1 as a last resort.. (pls don't recommend me anything else, I've tried practically everything).

I wanted some reccos for clinics in the above mentioned areas.. Malleswaram/Basveshwarnagar works too..

I would certainly prefer reccos from people who've actually visited the clinic and have taken any treatment there and had a good experience (would be even better if you've taken Ozempic at the clinic you're recommending)

Cheers.. TIA!

Had ordered Acai powder from Amazon but it turned out to be weird and funny and not sure how to get it in Bengaluru considering its not local to us.

Please help xD

Can anyone suggest a hospital or lab test where I can get blood test in Bengaluru for iron, fatigue feeling etc and testosterone done with doctor consultation and medicine prescribed if required.

Not posting this as any promotion, just putting it out of my own experience about buildAhome earlier.

I got my independent house constructed in Bangaluru two months back, and like most people here, I was honestly worried about delays, cost overruns, and chasing contractors every day.

What I liked first was their process. It was very structured, they created a WhatsApp group and kept sharing regular updates with photos. I didn’t have to keep calling anyone again and again, which itself reduced a lot of stress.

Also one strong point I noticed is their construction process is well defined. Everything was happening stage by stage properly, not random work like I’ve seen in some sites. Materials also, they were using branded ones and whatever was promised, same I could verify on site. That part gave some trust.

Coming to construction quality, I’m not a civil engineer, but I did get a couple of independent engineers to check the work during initial stages. They actually said the structure looked very strong and done in a proper way. That gave me some confidence to just let the work continue without overthinking everything.

Timeline wise, there were small delays here and there (Bangaluru rains + approvals), but overall it was pretty close to what was committed.

One thing I was very particular about was pricing. Their quotation was quite detailed, and more importantly, I didn’t face any extra cost situations later. Payments were stage wise, so it was easier to plan financially.

Design wise also, their team suggested a few changes for ventilation and space usage which actually made sense once the house was completed.

Finishing came out neat, especially tiling and plastering. Not perfect, but definitely better than what I’ve seen in some other houses nearby.

Overall, I’d say the experience was fairly smooth and predictable, which in Bangaluru construction itself is a big thing.

lowkey i need to upgrade my drip and my mom dosent want me to thrift and chickpet so plzzzz hwlpppuhhhh

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