Archive for February, 2006
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February 20th, 2006
Where we used to buy sausages on Sundays. One of the original meat shops in Bangalore.
Making a phone call – these low cost phone booths revolutionized telecommunications in India over a decade ago. They can be found even in the most rural corners of the country.
At our favorite cafe – Barista – on St. Mark’s Road.
At Hint, a rooftop bar
February 20th, 2006
With my friend Dominic – we were in nursery school through 3rd grade together. He works at Hewlett Packard during the week and runs his family’s coffee plantation 3 hours outside of town on weekends.
In an auto
February 20th, 2006
An oasis for business moguls and wealthy families in the heart of the city on Mahatma Gandhi Road. $350 (US) would get you the broom closet. A joke in Silicon Valley for the past few years has been that office space is cheaper in San Jose than in Bangalore.
The cheapest way to get around the city. For less than a dollar you can inhale lots of exhaust fumes, denture
weave in and out of traffic precariously close to death, diagnosis
but see the city first hand. By the 3rd or 4th time Blake was pushing back on the crafty rickshaw drivers trying to gouge us…and winning.
The Oberoi Hotel
February 20th, 2006
An oasis for business moguls and wealthy families in the heart of the city on Mahatma Gandhi Road. $350 (US) would get you the broom closet. A joke in Silicon Valley for the past few years has been that office space is cheaper in San Jose than in Bangalore.
The high tech sprawl
February 20th, 2006
Army recruitment posters. Interesting to see in today’s context. My grandfather spent his career in the Army, ask retiring as a Colonel and my dad was in the Airforce.
We actually heard Google was the fastest growing employer in Bangalore, sovaldi paying outrageous salaries and competing aggressively with Yahoo.
Sights along our Brigade Road walk
February 20th, 2006
Army recruitment posters. Interesting to see in today’s context. My grandfather spent his career in the Army, ask retiring as a Colonel and my dad was in the Airforce.
Billboard across from Magic Castle