@AryakavyaA@CineChintaka If 5mn people watch full movie that’s enough to get 2cr in Amazon… it’s not difficult if it’s dubbed into other language… Hindi dubbing movie audience are good
@ravikeerthi22 But kabini outflow can be utilised for Bengaluru & other cities drinking water ?? And krs should outflow to canals?? Mettur already has decent storage and also northeast monsoon still there for them unlike us
@Dorababu_jyothi@naashonomics@AndhraNexus Less local population?? 🤣🤣 have you guys traveled beyond Marathalli… 70% of news paper consumed in Bengaluru is Kannada… 75% of TV BARC data shows it’s consumed in Kannada…
@ravikeerthi22 But seeing how El Niño is affecting even drinking water… does it not make sense to store excess water in the dam and use it if upcoming year monsoon fails… even I was not in favour of dams and all but drinking water should take more precedence than anything…!!!
PLEASE respect people's jobs. Nobody grew up with the intention of being a cleaner, shelf packer, cashier, security guard, taxi driver, car cleaner, a bartender, or store general worker. We all had big dreams but life happened.
Rajajinagara was established in 1949, to mark the 9th year reign of Mysore Maharaja Jayachamaraja Wodeyar, exactly 1 year after the establishment of Jayanagar.
It was envisioned as a self-contained "industrial suburb" with both factories and homes for workers. named after C. Rajagopalachari (popularly known as "Rajaji"), friend of Maharaja Jayachamaraja Wodeyar, the last Governor-General of independent India.
Bangalore City Improvement Trust Board (CITB) — the predecessor to today's Bangalore Development Authority (BDA), The CITB was established in 1945 under the City of Bangalore Improvement Trust Board Act to systematically plan and develop new extensions amid post-independence urbanization pressures.
It was carved out of older villages, primarily Ketamaranahalli (or Kethmaranahalli) and Shivanahalli.
Interestingly, there was a "swap" of inaugurations: Jayanagar (named after the Maharaja) was inaugurated by Rajagopalachari, while Rajajinagar (named after Rajaji) was inaugurated by the Maharaja.