The city is busy with festivities but the few businesses never get affected and keep running their shows... this tea coffee cart serves refreshments to the nearby market, looks like afternnons are bit slow here...
Can’t imagine the festival of lights without fireworks, though the demand has reduced substantially over years due to public awareness the shops selling them are still in business….
Outside the famous Saibaba temple in Cambridge layout the active day is set to rest, few followers still catch up visiting the temple and make some purchases flower vendors before entering the temple as offerings and buy some fruits while leaving back home from fruit vendors, either way there is a brisk business…
Being a regular at Annapporni this weekend we enjoyed the deluxe lunch which had fantastic delicacies served on banana leaf that include Olan, Beans Curry, Masala Vada, Veg Pulav, Vendakkai Mor Kuzhambu, Paruppu thuvayal, Streamed Rice, Paruppu Ghee, Poosani Sambar, Pepper rasam, Curd, Pappad & Pickle…with desserts like Carrot Payasam, Pineapple Pachadi. This unlimited delicious lunch was priced at Rs.120 (INR)…
The metro progress seems much on the schdule has changed the CMH road profile foreever, the busy road not down to a aviodable patch surviving through in anticvipation of better days once the metro completes in 2011-12.
This roadside Chick peas flakes munch commonly called “Chana Jor Garam” is a delicious, tasty and healthy snack. Served with chopped onions, chilles ,masala and dash of lemon makes it a favourite option!!
Diwali the festival of lights is just few days away, the shopkeepers are decking up displays with latest fancy-wares, the festival also represents prosperity in light and spirit of the times…
Late evening shot of the oldest church in Bangalore (only church in the state that has been elevated to the status of a minor basilica) built in Gothic-style with arches, ornamental motifs and stained glass windows also famous for the festivities held during the St. Mary's Feast in the month of September each year.
Hygine and Cleanliness is paramount, the need drives this villager to make the brooms out of locally available coconut branches and sell them in the market area by walking around...
The first thing after a vacation is to stock up daily veggies, so a trip to local market is logical. The weather was welcoming so are the fresh veggies, homecoming is wonderful!!
All round the year the demand for flowers continue thus the operations for traders and sellers, even late evening the stalls are fully decked and anticipate Customers….