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| Blog Name: | My Bangalore Metro Blog |
| Url: | http://bangalore.metblogs.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Bangalore, Cityblog, Metroblogging |
| Description: | Metroblogging started off as a more locally focused alternative news source in Los Angeles and has turned into the largest and fastest growing network of city-specific blogs on the Web. We got sick of reading local news that was syndicated from the other side of the country, or was just repurposed national chit chat that had nothing to do with our city. We created our first blog as a throw back to the days when a local news paper focused on local issues, and you could walk down to the corner coffee shop and chat up the reporters whose column you read earlier that day. This idea didn’t stay in one city for long and before we knew it there were Metblogs in Chicago, Portland, Karachi, and Vienna. Today there are over 50 Metblogs in countries all over the world. Local politics, event reviews, lunch recommendations and ways to avoid that big traffic jam downtown. If it’s happening in our cities, we’re on it. |
| Popularity: | 3 Followers |
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Dance Drama by Goethe Institute at Ranga Shankara
Love | Death | Devil – The Piece: A Dance-Theatre Performance by the Ben J. Riepe Kompanie The Goethe-Institut/Max Mueller Bhavan and Ranga Shankara are presenting a dance-theatre performance by the Ben J. Riepe Kompanie from Düsseldorf, Germany. Event: Love | Death | Devil – The Piece A Dance-Theatre Performance by the Ben J. Riepe Kompanie Date: November 29, 2009 Time: 7.30 p.m. Venue: Ranga Shankara Age limit: 18 years and above Tickets: Rs. 200 available at Ranga Shankara, www.ind
Love | Death | Devil – The Piece: A Dance-Theatre Performance by the Ben J. Riepe Kompanie The Goethe-Institut/Max Mueller Bhavan and Ranga Shankara are presenting a dance-theatre performance by the Ben J. Riepe Kompanie from Düsseldorf, Germany. Event: Love | Death | Devil – The Piece A Dance-Theatre Performance by the Ben J. Riepe Kompanie Date: November 29, 2009 Time: 7.30 p.m. Venue: Ranga Shankara Age limit: 18 years and above Tickets: Rs. 200 available at Ranga Shankara, www.ind
Art Education: Conference by Max Mueller Bhavan and IFA
Goethe-Institut/Max Mueller Bhavan, Bangalore and India Foundation for the Arts present Arts Education: Contexts, Concepts, and Practices in Schools Dec 11 – 12, 2009 The Chancery Pavilion, Bangalore The Goethe-Institut/Max Mueller Bhavan, Bangalore and India Foundation for the Arts(IFA) are jointly hosting an Arts Education Conference on December 11 – 12, 2009 at The Chancery Pavilion, Residency Road, Bangalore. This conference, perhaps the first of its kind in the country is an extension of Kali-Kalisu a project undertaken by IFA in partnership with the Goethe Institut/Max Mueller Bhavan to empower the school teacher through arts p
Goethe-Institut/Max Mueller Bhavan, Bangalore and India Foundation for the Arts present Arts Education: Contexts, Concepts, and Practices in Schools Dec 11 – 12, 2009 The Chancery Pavilion, Bangalore The Goethe-Institut/Max Mueller Bhavan, Bangalore and India Foundation for the Arts(IFA) are jointly hosting an Arts Education Conference on December 11 – 12, 2009 at The Chancery Pavilion, Residency Road, Bangalore. This conference, perhaps the first of its kind in the country is an extension of Kali-Kalisu a project undertaken by IFA in partnership with the Goethe Institut/Max Mueller Bhavan to empower the school teacher through arts p
Kommaghatta Lake in Kengeri area…suddenly disappears
I belong to a group of women, and we call ourselves BULBs…Bangalore Urban Lady-Birders. One of our favourite destinations to go birding (or bird-watching) is…Kommaghatta Lake (in Kengeri). Yesterday we went birding to Manchinabele Reservoir and several of us planned to go to Kommaghatta Lake this morning. One of us did visit…and found that the lake had…disappeared. Here’s part of her message: “sorry for sending bad news your way so early, ….i reached the *erstwhile* kommaghatta lake and found no sign of it… I could hardly believe my eyes… the entire lake is GONE, disappeared, lake bed dredged up and big mou
I belong to a group of women, and we call ourselves BULBs…Bangalore Urban Lady-Birders. One of our favourite destinations to go birding (or bird-watching) is…Kommaghatta Lake (in Kengeri). Yesterday we went birding to Manchinabele Reservoir and several of us planned to go to Kommaghatta Lake this morning. One of us did visit…and found that the lake had…disappeared. Here’s part of her message: “sorry for sending bad news your way so early, ….i reached the *erstwhile* kommaghatta lake and found no sign of it… I could hardly believe my eyes… the entire lake is GONE, disappeared, lake bed dredged up and big mou
Mobilicity: an Unconference
Mobilicity: Unconference Imagine Bangalore as a city where it is pleasant and safe to walk to shops, parks, schools, or work. Where streets are safe to cycle on; for children, senior citizens and the physically challenged to cross. Where your work place is easily reachable by bus or rail. Where it is safe to bicycle or walk to the nearest metro station or bus stop. Where buses move quickly in bus lanes and get priority at traffic signals. Where you do not have to shout over traffic noise to have a conversation, and are not suffocated by traffic fumes at congested streets. The key to realising this vision is Sustainable Transport. Join us at the city’s first su
Mobilicity: Unconference Imagine Bangalore as a city where it is pleasant and safe to walk to shops, parks, schools, or work. Where streets are safe to cycle on; for children, senior citizens and the physically challenged to cross. Where your work place is easily reachable by bus or rail. Where it is safe to bicycle or walk to the nearest metro station or bus stop. Where buses move quickly in bus lanes and get priority at traffic signals. Where you do not have to shout over traffic noise to have a conversation, and are not suffocated by traffic fumes at congested streets. The key to realising this vision is Sustainable Transport. Join us at the city’s first su
“Hakki Haritude Nodithira?” (Kannada) at Ranga Shankara
Ranga Shankara’s Kannada production, “Hakki Harutide Nodidira” will be performed at Ranga Shankara on Fri Nov 20th and Sat Nov 21st at 7:30 PM. As a tribute to one of India’s greatest playwrights, Vijay Tendulkar, who passed away in 2008, Ranga Shankara produced an adaptation of one his masterpieces, “Ashi Paakhare Yeti”, in Kannada. It is a play that has been performed in several Indian languages such as Hindi, Gujarati and Kannada apart from the original in Marathi. With Hakki Harutide Nodidira, Ranga Shankara taps and brings together the best of veteran and young theatre talent in Bangalore. The play premiered on July 17th 2009. Interestingly, prominent actr
Ranga Shankara’s Kannada production, “Hakki Harutide Nodidira” will be performed at Ranga Shankara on Fri Nov 20th and Sat Nov 21st at 7:30 PM. As a tribute to one of India’s greatest playwrights, Vijay Tendulkar, who passed away in 2008, Ranga Shankara produced an adaptation of one his masterpieces, “Ashi Paakhare Yeti”, in Kannada. It is a play that has been performed in several Indian languages such as Hindi, Gujarati and Kannada apart from the original in Marathi. With Hakki Harutide Nodidira, Ranga Shankara taps and brings together the best of veteran and young theatre talent in Bangalore. The play premiered on July 17th 2009. Interestingly, prominent actr
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