Life & Society

Bangalore–the capital of Karnataka is known as a cosmopolitan city. Karnataka which lies
in southern India is a mix of tradition and technology. Bangalore is hub of the
latter.Despite being an ultra modern and techno loaded city, you would be wonder to know that there are several
haunted places in Bangalore that are mysteriously fearsome and give you hair
rising experience.
Well let’s not wait further and move to the journey to explore paranormal activities
in Bangalore that was previously unleashed. From mysterious figures to scary

Do you remember the time when you were asked the question of what is called the Silicon Valley of India? You always used to say Bangalore, but have you ever been there? It’s a serene, calm and green place. A place that although is touted as one of the busiest cities of India, manages to offer people a relaxed way of life. It is not without a reason called the pensioner’s paradise. People here come to relax and enjoy life after having made money their entire life. Bangalore is now called Bengaluru, ever since its name changed.

Injuries make or break careers in sports. So far, Indian athletes have had to rely on experience and a coach's knowledge to overcome them. But now, two friends Anshuman Singh, 36, and Shuvadeep Sarkar, 34, are solving this hurdle through their venture ReTiSense.

Pipping past the four metro cities of New Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and Chennai, southern technology hub Bangalore has emerged as the best city to live in India, a global survey said on Tuesday.
Despite its top Indian ranking, Bangalore's worldwide rank is very low at 141st position in a list of 221 cities globally in terms of standard of living, compiled by the 'Quality of Living Survey - Worldwide Rankings, 2011' by the global HR (human resources) consultancy major Mercer.

“You know you’re in Bangalore, you know you’re in the Silicon Valley of India, when you go to play golf and the caddy on the first tee says you can either aim at the Microsoft building or the IBM building. You know you’re in Bangalore when you see the Pizza Hut advertisement says ‘gigabytes of taste’,” famously said the US journalist Thomas Friedman in 2004. Ever since, reams have been written on outsourcing, the software boom and the rise of the uber-smart, uber-rich new technogeeks of Bangalore.