@sumanthchandar There is a concept of traffic wardens. The companies in that stretch can do "CSR" for their employees either by recruiting paid folks, or having their employees moonlight, as traffic wardens. Such wardens maybe trained by traffic police dept also.
@banglani I always do this. Numbering and sub-numbering for bullet points in emails. That way it is easy to reference a bullet point elsewhere jn the email or subsequent emails. Unfortunately not all humans have OCD :-)
@btbytes@RaghavNC you don't have to get into those arguments. More irksome to hear someone calling naagara haavu as nagarahavu. Different strokes/ irks for different folks
@btbytes@RaghavNC Pls share link for the precise keyboard. In the meanwhile a more precise articulation is better than the best articulation that will not happen. Don't know why you are irked - the comment was neither directed at you nor disrespectful to the original author of the post. Chill
@btbytes@RaghavNC naagarakatte is infinitely more readable as ನಾಗರಕಟ್ಟೆ than nagarakatte - read as ನಗರಕಟ್ಟೆ. nāgarakaṭṭe may be the best way but neither do I know nor many people know how to write that. don't have keyboard for that. and Katte is not donkey. For donkey it is katthe with an h
After rameshwara, sreeshaila, sriranga, Madurai, now a new cafe in hosakerehhalli called mathura cafe. Not sure if there is a single cafe in mathura but mathura cafe in Bluru
@sprakaashbjp Sir - why do you keep calling the city but its anglicised name of Bangalore rathe than its original Indian name of Bengaluru. Pls change. Thank you
@KiranKS Every time his name is written like this, it irritates the hell out of me. Just like when odeyar/wodeyar is written as wadiyar. Many other such instances
@subhajrao@iampranati@pratshere Everyone has freedom of opinion. If film reviewers have, so do the readers of the review. Some reviewers like @iampranati I have noticed write most reviews with a jaundiced perspective. She is entitled to it I guess but so are the readers whose it as a jaundiced perspective