Articles by Siri Srinivas

INTACH’s heritage hunt on a Saturday morning shows Basavanagudi in a new light.

Scrabble is not just a board game for a lazy afternoon. It is a serious competitive mind sport. Bangalore Scrabble Club recently brought an international tournament to the city.

Bangalore-based NGO Environment Support Group recently conducted a workshop for children to teach them about the significance of festivals and rituals, make clay ganeshas, all through environment-friendly means.

A lively gathering of amateur and semi-pro photographers at the exhibition and award function of Bengaluru Infinite 2010 photo contest.

The theme at this year’s Unmaad was “The World is Bangalore”, an attempt at reflecting the essentially global focus of B-Schools.

What was an impulsive idea has turned tradition as the Bangalore Science Forum holds its thirty-second annual science festival this month at Basavanagudi’s National College.

A finger licking experience at a Jayanagar dessert bar.

An epicurean stroll down Food Street in V V Puram.

The city erupts in planned and peaceful protests against recent attacks against women and subsequent statements by hardline outfits like Sri Rama Sene.

Wandering into this year’s Bangalore Book Fest on a cold, rainy Sunday, Siri Srinivas comes out feeling warm and happy.

Here are the official nuts and bolts of getting a valid Learner’s/Driver’s License.

Inefficiency and creaky official machinery, it seems, are the only paradigms of work ethos in RTOs. Everybody knows it, but little is acknowledged and fewer still are the questions asked.