This must be one of the all-time-greats. Found it near the Domlur Airport-road fly-over. Spent a while trying to figure what it could be, but failed. "Two welar works in walk nassing". My best guess is it could be "Two wheeler works and vulcanizing". But it is not a "puncture-shop", so it can't be vulcanizing.

I found this in restroom at my office. "UNDER MAINTAINENCE. NO USE".

Where do you live?
KOORMANGALA. Right next to the Samsonite store.

Railways have the most interesting terminology. What is a "running" room? Does the room run? Should I go there if I want to run? I have no idea.

The board says "Sri Durga Past Food". Of course, I have seen eateries selling stale food, but I have not seen anyone openly announcing that the food they sell "past" food.

It has been almost 3 months since I posted here. I'll try to be more regular.

Messages on auto-rickshaws can be quite innovative and entertaining.

A typical North Indian meal consists of: Mysore Dal Tadka, Kerala Paratha, Hong Kong Chicken. BTW, South Indian meal consists of a couple of Bhats. Mahesh Bhat and who else?

Another example of innovative usage of Kannada (and Hindi too!)

Designed to confuse the Kannada activists?

Is this Kannada? Is this English? Both! Kannada activists must be scratching their heads.

Hey, what's that?

This picture shows the amazing abilities of my Nokia 3230 cell phone's camera (megapixel camera, nothing less!) in capturing the turbulent Arabian sea on a full-moon night with a little bit of artificial lighting from the street lights. Impressive? ;-)

If you are at Palaghat (Palakkad) railway station in Kerala and if you get hungry, no worries. You can go to vegetarian auxiliary stall or if you are non-vegetarian, you can go to non-vegetarian auxiliary stall.


auxialiary = snacks in Kerala?

Flexibility and humility - the two most needed qualities in Indian men today.

I saw this slogan at a handloom store in Calicut, famous for it's dhotis. Flexibility... I can understand and associate with dhotis... but humility? I don't know!

Roh-Afza in water?

I knew that people in Kerala drank warm water with jeera in it. Look at the color of the water - this is what I got in all restaurants at Calicut. I was told the color comes from some herbs. I prefer calling it highly diluted Roh-Afza.

Here is your chance to buy a site in a well 'planed' layout in Bangalore.

I guess they have their own runway for the 'planes'. With the traffic condition being what it is in Bangalore, planes may really be needed!

How big can a domestic water heater (geyser in common lingo) be? Apparently, "quite"! See how my relatively large hand compares against it:

A house with an electric fence to protect it. Birds are getting paranoid these days.

You are at your friendly neighborhood dentist. What do you expect to find in the waiting room? I mean, apart from five year old magazines? If you are at a certain dentist near Lalbagh west gate, you will see this:


Had this been in an ear specialist's waiting room instead, I could have thought of some symbolic meaning to it :-)

Here are some of the latest "Fusion foods".

When you mix traditional South Indian food with Italian, you get:

If you can't read that, it says "Pizza oothappam".

How about South Indian with Chinese?

Again, it says "Idly Manchurian".

You need: 50 electrical connections

You have: 1 electric pole

Your solution:

Another view:

Khedda on Airport Road!

This is the state of foot path at the junction of Airport Road and Intermediate Ring Road (Domlur). The hole is at around 6 feet deep and it is right in the middle of the way. Who are they trying to trap?