BANGALORE

Outside Vidhana Souda, Bangalore.

Jama Masjid Road, Bangalore. Notice the appeal to three religions!

Watering plants in the driveway leading into Lalbagh Gardens, Bangalore.

Near a temple in Balapet, in the centre of Bangalore.

India is a wine producer. The quality of the wines produced there improves steadily. What you see in this picture is very drinkable! "In 1988, Grover Vineyards was established on 40 acres of land at the foot of the Nandi Hills on the outskirts of Bangalore when; Kanwal K. Grover along with Kapil Grover took on the task of reviving wine drinking in India. Here nine varieties that responded well to Indian conditions were planted on an industrial scale. Today, Grover Vineyards has over 200 acres under plantation. Unlike other wine makers in India today, Grover Vineyards is the only company that shuns ordinary table grapes, while exclusively using only French wine grapes, selected from the original thirty-five varieties of the Vitis Vinifera species" (From www.indianwine.com/misc/gorverprofile2004.htm )

Two popular south Indian breakfast dishes. A plate with uppma - a semolina based dish - and to its right (as you look at it)an appam with stew. Appams are made with rice flour. See also my video: www.ipernity.com/doc/adam/1239661

This man in a queue at Bangalore's City Station is reading a newspaper written in the Malayalam script. Malayalam is a south Indian language used mostly in the State of Kerala.

Flowerrs to be glued into a floral display - pot of glue to the left side of the picture. Balapet, Bangalore

These men are are assembling frameworks in which flowers will be glued. Balapet, Bangalore.