Comments for Out Of India http://plus9180.wordpress.com dulce et decorum est pro patria mori Sun, 23 Dec 2007 10:30:34 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on Conversations in autorickshaws by aboyfromindia http://plus9180.wordpress.com/2007/12/11/conversations-in-autorickshaws/#comment-7 aboyfromindia Sun, 23 Dec 2007 10:30:34 +0000 http://plus9180.wordpress.com/2007/12/11/conversations-in-autorickshaws/#comment-7 Nice post..Have u been to Delhi's rickshaws? Lol. Nice blog...visit mine sometime. Nice post..Have u been to Delhi’s rickshaws? Lol.
Nice blog…visit mine sometime.

]]> Comment on A City Enraged by bangaloreisfull http://plus9180.wordpress.com/2007/08/27/a-city-enraged/#comment-6 bangaloreisfull Wed, 19 Dec 2007 07:44:10 +0000 http://plus9180.wordpress.com/2007/08/27/a-city-enraged/#comment-6 "I’d much rather not have any of this. Seriously, I don’t want the car or the driver. I can do without McDonald’s and Inox. If these people with their loud jokes and their ‘hanh ji’ and ‘behen chod’ and cabbage breath would just pack up and go back to Jat Land, I’d be happy. I don’t have an identity left anymore," ......... I couldn't agree more. what your friend said is 100% true. This is what many "real" bangaloreans feel. Today when I was traveling to office, I noticed this typical Marwadi shrine springing up in the heart of bangalore i.e., namma Basavanagudi. That says a lot about how outsiders are invading into locals' cultural space. I have nothing against outsiders bringing in their culture, but not at the cost of locals. Seriously, we should do something about it. I was thinking of starting some non-profir group to save the If you share similar views and if you want to protect the city that you love, please do contact me at onlinejunk at gmail dot com. “I’d much rather not have any of this. Seriously, I don’t want the car or the driver. I can do without McDonald’s and Inox. If these people with their loud jokes and their ‘hanh ji’ and ‘behen chod’ and cabbage breath would just pack up and go back to Jat Land, I’d be happy. I don’t have an identity left anymore,” ………

I couldn’t agree more. what your friend said is 100% true. This is what many “real” bangaloreans feel.

Today when I was traveling to office, I noticed this typical Marwadi shrine springing up in the heart of bangalore i.e., namma Basavanagudi. That says a lot about how outsiders are invading into locals’ cultural space. I have nothing against outsiders bringing in their culture, but not at the cost of locals.

Seriously, we should do something about it. I was thinking of starting some non-profir group to save the If you share similar views and if you want to protect the city that you love, please do contact me at onlinejunk at gmail dot com.

]]> Comment on A City Enraged by bangaloreisfull http://plus9180.wordpress.com/2007/08/27/a-city-enraged/#comment-5 bangaloreisfull Wed, 19 Dec 2007 07:42:02 +0000 http://plus9180.wordpress.com/2007/08/27/a-city-enraged/#comment-5 "I’d much rather not have any of this. Seriously, I don’t want the car or the driver. I can do without McDonald’s and Inox. If these people with their loud jokes and their ‘hanh ji’ and ‘behen chod’ and cabbage breath would just pack up and go back to Jat Land, I’d be happy. I don’t have an identity left anymore," ......... I couldn't agree more. what your friend said is 100% true. This is how many "real" bangaloreans feel. Today when I was traveling to office, I noticed this typical Marwadi shrine springing up in the heart of bangalore i.e., namma Basavanagudi. That says a lot about how outsiders are invading into locals' cultural space. I have nothing against outsiders bringing in their culture, but not at the cost of locals. Seriously, we should do something about it. I was thinking of starting some non-profir group to save the If you share similar views and if you want to protect the city that you love, please do contact me at onlinejunk at gmail dot com. “I’d much rather not have any of this. Seriously, I don’t want the car or the driver. I can do without McDonald’s and Inox. If these people with their loud jokes and their ‘hanh ji’ and ‘behen chod’ and cabbage breath would just pack up and go back to Jat Land, I’d be happy. I don’t have an identity left anymore,” ………

I couldn’t agree more. what your friend said is 100% true. This is how many “real” bangaloreans feel.

Today when I was traveling to office, I noticed this typical Marwadi shrine springing up in the heart of bangalore i.e., namma Basavanagudi. That says a lot about how outsiders are invading into locals’ cultural space. I have nothing against outsiders bringing in their culture, but not at the cost of locals.

Seriously, we should do something about it. I was thinking of starting some non-profir group to save the If you share similar views and if you want to protect the city that you love, please do contact me at onlinejunk at gmail dot com.

]]> Comment on Bangalore is bad business by Kamla Bhatt Blog » Global Voices Roundup: Bengalooru Bangalored! http://plus9180.wordpress.com/2007/12/05/bangalore-is-bad-business/#comment-4 Kamla Bhatt Blog » Global Voices Roundup: Bengalooru Bangalored! Tue, 11 Dec 2007 08:54:54 +0000 http://plus9180.wordpress.com/2007/12/05/bangalore-is-bad-business/#comment-4 [...] VG, a journalist and media consultant, who lives in Bengalooru writes in his blog Out of India: “Last week, during lunch with a Dutch businessman who has lived and worked in India for 12 [...] [...] VG, a journalist and media consultant, who lives in Bengalooru writes in his blog Out of India: “Last week, during lunch with a Dutch businessman who has lived and worked in India for 12 [...]

]]> Comment on The Sapad Brigade by Best Bargain Restaurants » Blog Archive » The Sapad Brigade http://plus9180.wordpress.com/2007/12/05/the-sapad-brigade/#comment-3 Best Bargain Restaurants » Blog Archive » The Sapad Brigade Mon, 10 Dec 2007 00:31:53 +0000 http://plus9180.wordpress.com/2007/12/05/the-sapad-brigade/#comment-3 [...] The Sapad BrigadeBy plus9180Saldanha’s book, while a definitive guide to the city’s finer food establishments, was also a documentary of one of the many sub-cultures that feed Bangalore’s soul. It described nostalgia for slow-cooked, non-production line fare and …Out Of India - http://plus9180.wordpress.com [...] [...] The Sapad BrigadeBy plus9180Saldanha’s book, while a definitive guide to the city’s finer food establishments, was also a documentary of one of the many sub-cultures that feed Bangalore’s soul. It described nostalgia for slow-cooked, non-production line fare and …Out Of India – http://plus9180.wordpress.com [...]

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