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    Saturday, May 10, 2008

    Most common FAQ's

    Saturday, May 10, 2008 0
    Most common FAQ's

    Most common FAQ's 

    Most common FAQ's

    When should an out of state vehicle register with RTO in Karnataka?

    A Vehicle is not permitted to ply with other state registration mark beyond 11 months from the date of migration . So you should apply and obtain the Karnataka Registration mark before that period.

    Things to do to re-register an out of Karnataka state vehicle:

    • Intimate the nearest RTO within 30 days.

    • Pay the required tax.

    • Re-register the vehicle within one year after coming to Bangalore.

    Documents required:

    • NOC from registration authority of the state where vehicle was registered.

    • Registration certificate.

    • Proof of address [Bangalore].

    • Insurance.

    There are few exemptions to Central Government employees and defence personnel.

    • Life-time tax will continue, if paid in other state.

    • If yearly tax is paid, they continue to pay yearly tax here in Karnataka.

    You can call the RTO helpline in Bangalore: +91-80-2235 3434


    I want to buy a used vehicle in Karnataka. Is there anyway to get a police verification of this vehicle?

    The Bangalore City Crime Records Bureau in co-ordination with the State Crime Record Bureau wil be opening a window counter at the police commissioner's office in Bangalore. People can avail the following services, on payment of nominal fee of Rs 20:

    • Information to potential buyers of a second hand vehicle. One can find out whether it is stolen one or has been used by any criminal for committing crime.

    • Information whether a stolen vehicle has been recovered in any part of the country

    Call +91-80-2294-3165 for further details.


    How do I get a new power connection for my house?

    Power connection application form requires


    It is better to use a electrical contractor to do the running around to get the sanction.


    Where do I report electricity/power problems?

    Bangalore:

    24 Hour: 080-22370711/22/33/44

    Centralized Complaints: 1917 (6 lines) / 12660 / 1-600-338-017

    Other numbers: 2228 7118 / 2228 119 / 2235 5180 / 98442 44639 (Executive Engineer)


    Send SMS to 9848 237266 with the keyword HELP for further details.

    Complaints received here are provided with docket numbers. While lodging complaint the name, address, telephones number and nearby landmark with nature of complaints should be given. In case complaint not attended within two hours contact 22252035.

    Also you could contact,

    Managing Director,

    Bangalore Electricity Supply Company (BESCOM)

    14/3, CFC Building, IV Floor

    Nrupathunga Road

    Bangalore - 560001

    Phone: 080-2227 6366

    Email: mdbescom@bescom.org

    How to get a dog licence?


    • Get the form from BCC [Rs 10]
    • Register your pet for Rs 50.
    • Vaccinate your pet for Rs 50
    Please help the government by registering your pet.

    Are there any dog bite treatment centers?


    The Bangalore Mahanagara Palike has set up 24-hour dog bite treatment centres at BMP Referral Hospital on H Siddaiah Road and at the Ulsoor BMP Referral Hospital (only in Bangalore). Dr Susheela Shekar has been appointed the nodal officer and can be contacted on phone 22291966 (office); 25280195 (residence) and 98440-98127




    Where do I find info about registering my property [site/apartment etc.]?

    For the sale of houses, plots

    • Stamp Duty: 8% of market value of property - 8%

    • Additional Stamp Duty Under 3B of the Stamp Act: 5% of stamp duty - 0.4%

    • Additional Stamp Duty: 2% of market value of property (Payable to City Corporation. 3% if locatated within Taluk Panchayat) - 0.16%

    • Registration Fee: 1% of market value of property - 1%

    • Grand Total Stamp Duty Payable: 9.56%

    For the sale of flats/apartments the stamp duty is based on the value of the property.

    • Upto Rs 300,000: 2%

    • Rs 300,000 - Rs 500,000: Rs 6,000 + 3% on amount over Rs 300,000

    • Rs 500,000 - Rs 1,000,000 and above: Rs 12,000 + 6% on amount over Rs 500,000

    • Rs 1,000,000 and above: Rs 42,000 + 8% on amount over Rs 1,000,000

    • Additional Stamp Duty: 5% of stamp duty, 2% to city corporation, 2% registration fee


    How do I contact any of the BMP service centres? And what are the prescribed fees for their services?

    The Centres are available at:

    1. Head office: 2297 5500, 2297 5583

    2. Jayanagar: 2297 5700

    3. Public Utility Building: 2297 5800

    4. Malleswaram: 2297 5600


    Are there any consumer forums? Can I write to the media about the complaints I have?


    • Consumer Disputes Redressal Forum, Cavery Bhavan, K.G. Road Bangalore - 560001 (Phone: 91-80-22211137)
    • Civic Watch, C/O Deccan Herald, No 75, M G Road, Bangalore - 560001
    • Janaagraha, 198 Nandidurga Road, Bangalore 560046. Phone: 2237 0092,4127 7102/3, Fax: 2237 0093 E-mail:

     (civic amenities movement).

    Is smoking banned in public places in Karnataka

    On August 3, 2001 "The Karnataka Prohibition of Smoking and Protection of Health of Non-Smokers Bill, 2001" was passed in the Legislative Council. The bill is aimed at protecting the non-smoking public from the hazards of passive smoking, and prohibiting smoking in a few selected places like public spaces, auditorium, hospitals, health institutions, amusement centres, restaurants, court buildings, educational institutions, libraries and places of worship. It also discourages promotion of smoking through advertisements.

    Is there a railway enquiry call centre in Karnataka?

    Call 139 from anywhere in Karnataka for train related queries.

    By dialling 139 and PNR number without a break, a caller can obtain PNR status directly without going through various prompts. Similarly, for berth availability in a train, one can dial 139, train number, date and month of journey. For example, by dialling 13926272811, they can get the berth availability on Karnataka Express (train no 2627).




    Can I apply for visa for any of the foreign countries in Bangalore?

    You can apply for a UK visa at: 304, Prestige Centre Point, 7 Edward Road (Cunningham Road), Bangalore - 560052. Email: vfsuk.south@visa-services.com

    Where can I apply for birth/marriage/death certificate?

    Chief registrar of births, deaths and marriages, Directorate of Economics and Statistics, M.S. Buildings, B.R. Ambedkar Road, Bangalore-560001. Call +91-80-22253758 / 22863025.
    Also see     other offices in Karnataka.


    How do I get real time traffic updates in Bangalore?

    Bangalore Transport Information System (BTIS) and Airtel have partnered in providing real time traffic updates. Information Needed

    • To get area/junction codes

    • To know the route from area 1 to area 2

    • To know traffic condition and route from area 1 to area 2

    • To know traffic at a particular junction

    SMS Procedure Send SMS to 54321 (Airtel Customers) or 98450 27222

    • BTIS CODE followed by name of area/junction

    • BTIS followed by area-code1 area-code2

    • BTIS followed by area1 area2

    • BTIS POINT followed by junction code
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    Friday, May 09, 2008

    Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs)

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    Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs)

     Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs)

    Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs)

     

    Q1. What is an Electronic Voting machine? In what way its functioning is different from the conventional system of voting?


    Ans. An Electronic Voting Machine consists of two Units – a Control Unit and a Balloting Unit – joined by a five-meter cable. The Control Unit is with the Presiding Officer or a Polling Officer and the Balloting Unit is placed inside the voting compartment. Instead of issuing a ballot paper, the Polling Officer in-charge of the Control Unit will press the Ballot Button. This will enable the voter to cast his vote by pressing the blue button on the Balloting Unit against the candidate and symbol of his choice.


    Q2. When was the EVM first introduced in elections?


    Ans. EVMs manufactured in 1989-90 were used on experimental basis for the first time in 16 Assembly Constituencies in the States of Madhya Pradesh (5), Rajasthan (5) and NCT of Delhi (6) at the General Elections to the respective Legislative Assemblies held in November, 1998.



    Q3. How can EVMs be used in areas where there is no electricity?

    Ans. EVMs run on an ordinary 6 volt alkaline battery manufactured by Bharat Electronics Ltd., Bangalore and Electronic Corporation of India Ltd., Hyderabad. Therefore, even in areas with no power connections, EVMs can be used.



    Q4. What is the maximum number of votes which can be cast in EVMs?

    Ans. EVMs can record a maximum of 3840 votes. As normally the total number of electors in a polling station will not exceed 1500, the capacity of EVMs is more than sufficient.



    Q5. What is the maximum number of candidates which EVMs can cater to?

    Ans. EVMs can cater to a maximum of 64 candidates. There is provision for 16 candidates in a Balloting Unit. If the total number of candidates exceeds 16, a second Balloting Unit can be linked parallel to the first Balloting Unit. Similarly, if the total number of candidates exceeds 32, a third Balloting Unit can be attached and if the total number of candidates exceeds 48, a fourth Balloting Unit can be attached to cater to a maximum of 64 candidates.


    Q6. What will happen if the number of contesting candidates in a constituency goes beyond 64?


    Ans. In case the number of contesting candidates goes beyond 64 in any constituency, EVMs cannot be used in such a constituency. The conventional method of voting by means of ballot box and ballot paper will have to be adopted in such a constituency.



    Q7. What will happen if the EVM in a particular polling station goes out of order?

    Ans. An Officer is put on duty to cover about 10 polling stations on the day of poll. He will be carrying spare EVMs and the out-of-order EVM can be replaced with a new one. The votes recorded until the stage when the EVM went out of order will be safe in the memory of the Control Unit and it will be sufficient to proceed with the polling after the EVM went out of order. It is not necessary to start the poll from the beginning.



    Q8. Who has the devised the EVMs?

    Ans. The EVMs have been devised and designed by Election Commission in collaboration with two Public Sector undertakings viz., Bharat Electronics Ltd., Bangalore and Electronic Corporation of India Ltd., Hyderabad after a series of meetings, test-checking of the prototypes and extensive field trials. The EVMs are now manufactured by the above two undertakings.



    Q9. What is the cost of the machines? Is it not too expensive to use EVMs?

    Ans. The cost per EVM (One Control Unit, one Balloting Unit and one battery) was Rs.5,500/- at the time the machines were purchased in 1989-90. Even though the initial investment is somewhat heavy, this is more than neutralised by the savings in the matter of printing of ballot papers in lakhs, their transportation, storage etc., and the substantial reduction in the counting staff and the remuneration paid to them.



    Q10. In our country a sizeable section of the population being illiterate will it not cause problems for the illiterate voters?

    Ans. In fact, voting by EVMs is simpler compared to the conventional system, where one has to put the voting mark on or near the symbol of the candidate of his choice, fold it first vertically and then horizontally and thereafter put it into the ballot box. In EVMs, the voter has to simply press the blue button against the candidate and symbol of his choice and the vote is recorded. Rural and illiterate people had no difficulty in recording their votes and, in fact they have welcomed the use of EVMs.



    Q11. Can booth – capturing be prevented by the use of EVMs?

    Ans. By booth-capturing, if one means, taking away or damaging of ballot boxes or ballot papers, this evil cannot be prevented by the use of EVMs as EVMs can also be forcibly taken away or damaged by miscreants. But if one looks at booth capturing as a case of miscreants intimidating the polling personnel and stamping the ballot papers on the symbol and escaping in a matter of minutes, this can be prevented by the use of EVMs. The EVMs are programmed in such a way that the machines will record only five votes in a minute. As recording of votes has necessarily to be through Control Unit and Balloting Unit, whatever be the number of miscreants they can record vote only at the rate of 5 per minute. In the case of ballot papers, the miscreants can distribute all the 1000 odd ballot papers assigned to a polling station, among themselves, stamp them, stuff them into the ballot boxes and run away before the police reinforcements reach. In half- an –hour, the miscreants can record only a maximum of 150 votes by which time, chances are the police reinforcement would have arrived. Further, the presiding Officer or one of the Polling Officers can always press the "close" button as soon as they see some intruders inside the polling station. It will not be possible to record any vote when once the ‘close’ button is pressed and this will frustrate the efforts of the booth-capturers.



    Q12. Is it possible to use EVMs for simultaneous elections for Parliament and State Legislative Assembly?

    Ans. Yes


    It is possible to use EVMs for simultaneous elections for Parliament and State Legislative Assembly and the existing EVMs have been designed keeping this requirement in view.



    Q13. What are the advantages in using EVMs?

    Ans. The most important advantage is that the printing of millions of ballot papers can be dispensed with, as only one ballot paper is required for fixing on the Balloting Unit at each polling station instead of one ballot paper for each individual elector. This results in huge savings by way of cost of paper, printing, transportation, storage and distribution. Secondly, counting is very quick and the result can be declared within 2 to 3 hours as compared to 30-40 hours, on an average, under the conventional system. Thirdly, there are no invalid votes under the system of voting under EVMs. The importance of this will be better appreciated, if it is remembered that in every General Election, the number of invalid votes is more than the winning margin between the winning candidate and the second candidate, in a number of constituencies. To this extent, the choice of the electorate will be more correctly reflected when EVMs are used.



    Q14. Does the use of EVMs slow down the pace of poll?

    Ans. No

    In fact the pace of poll is quickened by the use of EVMs as it is not necessary for the voter to first unfold the ballot paper, mark his preference, fold it again, go to the place where the ballot box is kept and drop it in the box. What he has to do under the system of EVMs is simply to press the button near the candidate and symbol of his choice.



    Q15. With ballot boxes counting is done after mixing the ballot papers. Is it possible to adopt this system when EVMs are used?

    Ans. The normal rule is to count the votes polling station-wise and this is what is being done when EVM is used in each polling station. The mixing system of counting is done only in those constituencies specially notified by the Election Commission. Even in such cases, the result from each EVM can be fed into a Master Counting Machine in which case, only the total result of an Assembly Constituency will be known and not the result in each individual polling station.



    Q16. How long the Control Unit stores the result in its memory?

    Ans. The Control Unit can store the result in its memory for 10 years and even more.




    Q17. Wherever an election petition is filed, the result of the election is subject to the final outcome. The courts, in appropriate cases, may order a recount of votes. Whether EVMs can be stored for such a long time and whether the result can be taken in the presence of the officers authorised by Courts? Will not the battery leak or otherwise damage EVMs?

    Ans. The battery is required only to activate the EVMs at the time of polling and counting. As soon as the polling is over, the battery can be switched off and this will be required to be switched on only at the time of counting. The battery can be removed as soon as the result is taken and can be kept separately. Therefore, there is no question of battery leaking or otherwise damaging EVMs. Even when the battery is removed the memory in the microchip remains intact. If the Court orders a recount, the Control Unit can be reactivated by fixing the battery and it will display the result stored in the memory.



    Q18. Is it possible to vote more than once by pressing the button again and again?

    Ans. No

    As soon as a particular button on the Balloting Unit is pressed, the vote is recorded for that particular candidate and the machine gets locked. Even if one presses that button further or any other button, no further vote will be recorded. This way the EVMs ensure the principle of "one man, one vote".



    Q19. How can a voter be sure that the EVM is working and his vote has been recorded?

    Ans. As soon as the voter presses the `blue button’ against the candidate and symbol of his choice, a tiny lamp on the left side of the symbol glows red and simultaneously a long beep sound is heard. Thus, there is both audio and visual indications for the voter to be assured that his vote has been recorded.



    Q20. Is it true that sometimes because of short-circuitry or other reason, a voter is likely to get an electric shock while pressing the `blue button ?

    Ans. No

    EVMs work on a 6-volt battery and there is absolutely no chance of any voter getting an electric shock at the time of pressing the `blue button’ or at any time of handling the balloting unit.



    Q21. Is it possible to program the EVMs in such a way that initially, say upto 100 votes, votes will be recorded exactly in the same way as the `blue buttons’ are pressed, but thereafter, votes will be recorded only in favor of one particular candidate irrespective of whether the `blue button’ against that candidate or any other candidate is pressed?

    Ans. The microchip used in EVMs is sealed at the time of import. It cannot be opened and any rewriting of program can be done by anyone without damaging the chip. There is, therefore, absolutely no chance of programming the EVMs in a particular way to select any particular candidate or political party.


    Q22. Will it not be difficult to transport the EVMs to the polling stations?

    Ans. No

    Rather it will be easier to transport the EVMs compared to ballot boxes as EVMs are lighter, portable and come with polypropylene carrying cases.



    Q23. In many areas of the country, there is no electricity connection and even in those places where there is electricity connection, power supply is erratic. In this scenario will it not create problem in storing the machines without air conditioning?

    Ans. There is no need to air condition the room/hall where EVMs are stored. What is required is only to keep the room/hall free from dust dampness and rodents as in the case of ballot boxes.



    Q24. In the conventional system, it will be possible to know the total number of votes polled at any particular point of time. In EVMs ‘Result’ portion is sealed and will be opened only at the time of counting. How can the total number of votes polled be known on the date of poll?

    Ans. In addition to the ‘Result’ button, there is a ‘total’ button on EVMs. By pressing this button the total number of votes polled upto the time of pressing the button will be displayed without indicating the candidate-wise tally.



    Q25. The Balloting Unit has provision for 16 candidates. In a constituency, there are only 10 candidates. The voter may press any of the buttons from 11 to 16. Will these votes not be wasted?

    Ans. No

    The panels for candidates Nos. 11 to 16 will be masked before use. Further, recording of votes for candidates 11 to 16 will also be blanked off electronically, as the candidates’ switch is set on 10. Therefore, there is no question of any voter pressing any of the buttons for candidates 11 to 16 or the votes for these candidates being recorded in the EVMs.



    Q26. Ballot boxes are engraved so as to avoid any scope for complaint of replacement of these boxes. Is there any system of numbering EVMs?

    Ans. Yes

    Each Control Unit has a unique ID Number, which is painted on each unit with a permanent marker. This ID Number will be allowed to be noted by the Polling Agents and will also be recorded in a Register maintained for the purpose by the Returning Officer. The address tag attached to the Control Unit also will indicate this ID Number. Therefore, there is no question of replacement of any EVM.



    Q27. Is there any provision for issue of tendered ballot papers when EVMs are used?

    Ans. Yes

    There is provision for issue of tendered ballot papers under the system of EVMs also. But, when such a situation arises, the voter concerned will be issued an ordinary ballot paper. After marking the ballot paper with the arrow cross mark rubber stamp supplied, the tendered ballot paper will be put inside a cover specially provided for the purpose, sealed and kept by the Presiding Officer.



    Q28. In the conventional system, before the commencement of poll, the Presiding Officer shows to the polling agents present that the ballot box to be used in the polling station is empty. Is there any such provision to satisfy the polling agents that there are no hidden votes already recorded in the EVMs?

    Ans. Yes

    Before the commencement of poll, the Presiding Officer demonstrates to the polling agents present that there are no hidden votes already recorded in the machine by pressing the result button. Thereafter, he will conduct a mock poll by asking the polling agents to record their votes and will take the result to satisfy them that the result shown is strictly according to the choice recorded by them. Thereafter, the Presiding Officer will press the clear button to clear the result of the mock poll before commencing the actual poll.


    Q29. How can one rule out the possibility of recording further votes at any time after close of the poll and before the commencement of counting by interested parties?


    Ans. As soon as the last voter has voted, the Polling Officer in-charge of the Control Unit will press the ‘Close’ Button. Thereafter, the EVM will not accept any vote. Further, after the close of poll, the Balloting Unit is disconnected from the Control Unit and kept separately. Votes can be recorded only through the Balloting Unit. Again the Presiding officer, at the close of the poll, will hand over to each polling agent present an account of votes recorded. At the time of counting of votes, the total will be tallied with this account and if there is any discrepancy, this will be pointed out by the Counting Agents




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    Monday, May 05, 2008

    Useful numbers, Bangalore

    Monday, May 05, 2008 0
    Useful numbers, Bangalore

    Useful Telephone Numbers in Bangalore, for a better tomorrow...

    Airlines

    Domestic Airlines

    • Air Deccan: 98457-77008

    • Air Sahara: 25584417

    • Indian Airlines: 140 / 142 / 25226233

    • Jet Airways: 25226576 / 25226577 / 25220688 / 25229873

    • Kingfisher Airlines: 4197 9797

    • SpiceJet: 1800 180 3333 (BSNL)

    • GoAir: 1800 222 111 (BSNL)

    International Airlines

    • Air India: 22277747

    • Air France: 2558 9397

    • Air New Zealand: 2224 4625

    • British Airways: 2227 1205

    • Cathay Pacific: 2226 9745

    • Delta Airlines: 2227 3439

    • Gulf Air: 2559 4242

    • KLM Northwest Airlines: 2226 9854

    • Kuwait Airways: 2558 6533

    • Malaysian Airlines: 2212 2991

    • Quantas Airlines: 2225 8594

    • Saudi Arabian Airlines: 2227 6614

    • Singapore Airlines: 2286 7868

    • South African Airways: 2224 4623

    • Srilankan Airlines: 2207 5020

    • Swiss Air: 2286 7873

    • Thai Airways: 4112 4333

    • United Airlines: 2224 4620

    Ambulance

    • Accident Relief Care: 2220777

    • Ambicare: 23323560

    • Ambu Care: 26342063

    • Ambulance Services: 23367548

    • Bangalore Hospital: 26562753

    • Bowring Lady Curzon Hospital: 25591362

    • City Corp-Contonmant: 25571488

    • City Corp-City Area: 22277789

    • ESI Hospital: 23324112

    • Gayathri Hospital: 23352085

    • HOSMAT: 25593797

    • Indian Red Cross Society: 22264205

    • Jayadeva Hospital: 1051

    • KC General Hospital: 23341771

    • Mallige Medical Center: 22261135

    • Mallya Hospital: 22242325

    • Manipal Hospital: 25211200

    • Ramakrishna Nursing Home: 26633148

    • Rotary Life Saving Brigade: 1050

    • Sagar Apollo Hospital: 26536700

    • Santosh Diagnostic & Scan Center: 25542425

    • Sree Chowdeshwari: 23367925

    • Shushrutha Ambulance Service: 23447666

    • St. Jonhs Ambulance Association: 22295631

    • St. Martha's Hospital: 22275084

    • St. Philomena's Hospital: 25577046

    • Vanivilas Hospital: 26701150

    • Victoria Hospital: 26703294

    • Yallamma Dasappa Hospital: 22225663

    Customer Care Numbers

    VodaPhone Customer Care

    • Dial 111 from your Vodaphone or 98860 98860

    BSNL Mobile Customer Care

    • 94480 24365

    Airtel Customer Care

    • Dail 121 from your Airtel mobile

    • 98450 98450 (Prepaid), 98450 12345 (Postpaid)

    Citibank Customer Care Number

    • All Citibank customers - 2227 2484.

    • Citibank Suvidha account holders - 2227 2265.

    • CitiBusiness Customers - 2229 4653.

    • Citibank Credit Card - 2227 2484

    • Priority service to CitiGold Customers, Diners Club Members & Citibank Gold Card members – 2229 4653.

    ICICI Bank Customer Care Number

    • Bangalore - 4113 1877

    • Karnataka - 98455 78000

    HSBC Customer Care Number

    • Banking related - 2558 9595

    • Credit card related - 2558 9696

    HDFC Customer Care Number

    • Debit card related - 9945863333

    • Banking related - 5500 3333

    • Credit card related - 6622 4332

    ABN AMRO Customer Care number

    • 4124 5555

    SBI Credit Card Customer Care Number

    • Toll Free - 1600 180 1290 (BSNL and MTNL)

    UTI Bank Customer Care Numbers

    • 2537 0615, 2531 7830

    IDBI Bank Customer Care Number (Phone Banking)

    • 22297000

    Manhattan Credit Card Customer Care Number

    • 3030 1969

    Standard Chartered Credit Card Customer Care Number

    • 2558 8888

    Bangalore City Corporation

    • Complaint Room: 22237455/22221286, Fax: 22223194

    • Control Room: 22221188

    • Commissioner: 22260707 /22942215 / 98440-99707

    Cinema Theatre

    • PVR [Forum Mall]: 2206 7511, 787 [Mobile booking], 5110 0787 [Home delivery]

    • Inox [Garuda Mall]: SMS Booking 303030, Phone Booking: 5112 8888

    • Innovative Multiplex: 2522 5944

    • Vaibhav: 23514515 / 23514554

    • Cauvery: 23361528

    • Rex: 25587350

    • Urvashi: 22245551/ 52/ 53

    • Symphony: 25585988

    • Abhinay: 22872029

    • Ajanta: 25514590

    • Lavanya: 25362134

    • Pallavi: 22223191

    • Sagar Talkies: 22263180

    • Sangeet: 22865098

    • Tribhuvan & Kailash: 22261101

    • Lakshmi: 25512716 / 25538179

    Electric Supply

    • BESCOM (CRCO): 22208938

    • 24 hours Service (Centralised Complaints): 22267119

    Heartline

    • Jayadeva Heart Brigade: 1051

    • KIMS Hospital: 26624870

    • Manipal Heart Foundation: 25266646

    • Narayana Hrudayalaya: 2783500

    • Rotary Life Saving Brigade: 1050

    • Sagar Apollo Hospital: 26552653

    • The Bangalore Hospital: 26565494

    • Trinity Heart Foundation: 26563996

    • Wockhardt Hospital: 22268888

    Helplines

    • Accident: 103

    • Emergency Help for entire Karnataka [Operation Sanjeevini]: 1062

    • Senior Citizens: 1090

    • Women: 1099

    Postal Service

    • Postal Enquiry GPO: 22866772

    • Postal Enquiry City: 22874410

    • Speed Post Enquiry: 22867302

    Police

    • Deputy Commissioner of Police (Traffic)

              East: 25588566, West: 23592771

    • Police Commissioner: 98440-99707, 22260707 / 22256242

    Private Hospitals

    • Abhaya Hospital: 26564586

    • Acura Specialty Hospital: 41105252

    • Agadi Hospital: 22222921

    • Al-Ameen Hospital: 22912723

    • Alfa: 26540041

    • Amar Nursing Home: 26602171

    • Ananya Hospital: 26607422

    • Bangalore Children's Hospital & Research Centre: 28600552

    • Bangalore Hospital: 26565494

    • Bangalore Institute Of Oncology: 22225644

    • Bangalore Kidney Foundation: 26392695

    • Baptist Mission Hospital: 23330323

    • Bhagwan Mahaveer Jain Hospital: 22207649

    • C M Hospital: 25280461

    • C S I Hospital: 22861104

    • Chaitanya Nursing Home: 23432633

    • Charakas Ayurvedic Clinic & Health Centre: 25211801

    • Chhaya Nursing Home: 23342339

    • Chord Road Hospital: 23225858

    • D V G Hospital: 26913925

    • Diacon Hospital: 23329909

    • Dr B R Ambedkar Medical College & Hospital: 25465860

    • Dr Agarwal Hospital: 22223100

    • Dr Sita Bhateja's Nursing Home: 22210701

    • Eshwar Hospital: 23495080

    • Ganesh Nursing Home: 23610331

    • Garden City Hospital: 26346555

    • Hitech Kidney Stone Hospital: 22207114

    • Hope Infertility Clinic: 25583836

    • HOSMAT: 25593792

    • Institute of Naturopathy & Yogic Sciences: 23717778

    • Jayashree Nursing Home: 23440981

    • KIMS Hospital: 26527739

    • Kshema Hospital & Trauma Centre: 25424751

    • Lake Side Hospital: 25360823

    • M S Ramaiah: 23606545

    • Malik Dispensary: 22385769

    • Mallige Medical Centre: 22203333

    • Mallya Hospital: 22277991

    • Narayana Hrudayalaya: 7835001

    • Northside Hospital & Diagnostic Centre: 23620844

    • Novanordisk (24 Hours Diabetic Helpline): 1901338014

    • Panacea Hospital: 23228649

    • Raj Mahal Vilas Hospital: 23417077

    • Ramakrishna Hospital: 26656800

    • Ramakrishna Nursing Home: 26633148

    • Ravi Kirloskar Memorial Hospital & Research Centre: 28394899

    • Republic Hospital: 22211762

    • Sagar Apollo Hospital: 26536701

    • Santosh Hospital: 25367706

    • Sevakshetra Hospital: 26714194

    • Shekhar Hospital: 23345901

    • Sindhi Charitable Trust Hospital: 22231711

    • Sri Satya Sai Hospital: 28411500

    • St. John's Medical College & Hospital: 22065000

    • St. Philomena's Hospital: 25577047

    • St. Theresa's Hospital: 23375332

    • Tibetan Medical Center: 23496190

    • Trinity Hospital & Heart Foundation: 26563993

    • Vijayanagaram Ayurved Bhandar: 23198718

    • Vittala International Institute of Ophthalmology: 26722214

    • Wockhardt Hospital: 22281146

    • Yellamma Dasappa Hospital: 22225643

    Railways

    • City Railway Station: 22874544
      * Enquiries: 131
      * Reservation Enquiries: 132 / 1361

    Taxis

    • Unicorn : 9844024365

    • Air Link Taxi: 25362222

    • KIMS Hospital: 26624870

    • Chamundi City Taxi: 25200333 25293222

    • City Taxis: 23237191/2

    • City Safari: 25539999

    • Garden City Taxis: 23437646, 23434274

    • Maruthi City Taxi: 23368888, 23369000, 57613332

    • Radio Taxis: 23320152

    • Raj City Taxis: 23337777, 23634444, 23335666

    • Roman Taxis: 25486606, 25486616

    • Shree Maruthi City Taxi: 51900000

    • Spot Taxis: 25510000

    • Taxi Control Room: 23523636

    Tourist Information

    • KSTDC: 22352902

    • For Conducted Tours-KSTDC: 22275883

    • ITDC: 22254396

    • Government of India Tourism Office: 25585417

    Hope this information will be little help to you...
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