Bangalore Blues
Bangalore has become a pain. Everyday I spend a mind boggling 2.5 hours on commuting to work. Traffic snarls, pollution and noise have invaded this once sleepy city. And all this thanks to the glorified software industry. The city seems to survive on the octamer. Be it housing, utilities, transportation or entertainment, everything seems to be tailored to meet the needs and fancies of the omnipresent software professional. I have a strong feeling that a few decades down the city would feel like an abandoned gold mine, with just memories of the good times of yore. Joined office on Monday. I will be operating out of ITPL for a couple of months, till the time my visa gets processed. My mates in the project are friendly and overtly helpfull. The project is a new one with a lot of equipment just coming in. I am one of the oldies in the offshore team, second in experience only to the offshore PL.
posted by Thoughtcurry @ 5:55 PM
5 Comments:
The weather in Bangalore is much cooler than in Hyderabad. That is one reason why I like the place a lot.Explore the city.Itz a very nice place. The people are very friendly.
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being from blore, me feels it all the more dood. too crowded and too fast paced - thats what it has become. i guess thats the price to be paid for the silicon valley tag.
bAaLu
Dhoti - Nice rhyming there :-)
MIB - When was the last time you were here for a serious stay. Pal the climate has changed for the worse.
Baalu - Man the situation here will worsen by the day.
More people = More traffic + More Pollution + More Crime
Hey sankh,
What r u doing in b'lore??
Gayatri
Gaga - I am here on a project. How are you doing?
(sankha[at]gmail[dot]com)
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