Articles by Palahalli Vishwanath

While the others have to make-do with the older dabbas! Palahalli Vishwanath narrates the ordeals of travelling in an air-conditioned bus.

Bangalore was a movie buff’s delight. It was a great experience, sharing delectable moments on the screen with hundreds of people in a huge theatre.

If there’s one place left in the city where one can survive by speaking Kannada alone, it has to be Basavanagudi, says PR Vishwanath. He recalls the golden days he spent as a youth in this area.

Pensioner’s paradise, sleepy city or IT city? Read on to discover what Bangalore really means to a city veteran.

In an era when women were limited to playing stereotypical roles, Jayalakshamma’s activism stands out. Her hospitable and compassionate personality was symbolic of a bygone era. Palahalli R Vishwanath reflects upon the life of an extraordinary woman who was his mother.