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    Sunday, June 08, 2008

    Sripuram Mahalakshmi Golden Temple - The Sripuram or Spiritual Park is Amma's dedication to the world and mankind

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    Sripuram Mahalakshmi Golden Temple - The Sripuram or Spiritual Park is Amma's dedication to the world and mankind

    Sripuram Golden Temple

    Sripuram Golden Temple

    A Mahalakshmi temple called 'Sripuram' and made of more than a tonne of pure gold will glitter and gleam under the sun on August 24 when it is unveiled for consecration by the Sri Narayani Peetam headed by a 31-year-old godman who calls himself Narayani Amma. Devotees hail the temple as 'one of the wonders of the world' and say that it is the only temple covered fully with gold.


    More than 400 gold and coppersmiths from the Thirupath Thirumala Devasthanam are said to have worked for six years to craft the Rs 600-crore gold temple located on 55,000 sq ft of land on a 100-acre salubrious stretch in Malaikodi, about 6 km from Vellore in north Tamil Nadu. According to official sources, the gold bars were purchased through RBI in "a transparent manner."

    First the coppersmiths set to work creating a copper base on the temple structure with engravings and etchings before the gold, beaten into nine layers of foils, was draped around it. The sanctum sanctorum will hold the deity of Mahalakshmi made of stone granite, but covered with gold kavacham (adornments).

    "The Sripuram or Spiritual Park is Amma's dedication to the world and mankind," said P Murali, a trustee of the Peetam, adding that the temple has more gold than the Golden Temple of Amritsar.

    Messages by 'Amma' have been laid out along the path to the temple with messages from the Gita, Bible and Quran. "When one enters the Sripuram, their focus is just on the magnificent temple. But when they leave, they cannot do so without taking some messages and gaining some wisdom," according to a booklet detailing the 'services' rendered by the Peetam. "In this quagmire of materialism, Sripuram rises as an inspiration to man to find the divinity within him," adds a brochure.

    Murali said arrangements were being made to hire personnel to throw a security cover around the temple. "But the gold sheets have been laid out in such a manner that it would cost more to rip it off than purchase the gold," said a top Vellore district official.



    LOCATION


    Sripuram is located at Thirumalaikodi in Vellore.

    For further information you can dial these numbers:

    +91.0416.2271202,
    +91.0416.2271 844

    From outside India


    Ground travel arrangements to Peedam can be made by emailing in advance to the appropriate contact mentioned above; all you need to do is arrange for your flight to the Chennai Airport. The contact will arrange with the administration at Peedam for travelers to be picked up at the Chennai Airport and transported to the Peedam. It takes about 3 hours to get to Peedam.

    For those who are not comfortable with night driving, arrangements can be made to stay overnight at the Radisson Hotel in Chennai at your own expense. Arrangements will be made to have you picked up the next day from the Radisson and taken to the Peedam. Road transportation to the Peedam costs about 2000/-Indian Rupees.


    From Within India


    By Train: Take a train to Katpadi, which is the nearest station to the Peedam. From the station take a bus or car to Sri Narayani Peedam via the town of Vellore in the direction of Usoor.

    By Car: Drive to the town of Vellore and take the road in the direction of Usoor to Sri Narayani Peedam.
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    Thursday, May 29, 2008

    CHALLENGE NUMBERS

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    CHALLENGE NUMBERS
    CHALLENGE NUMBERS

    Lets face it. Life is not a bed of roses. There are hurdles to get over and mountains to climb. In numerology, the roadblocks faced in life is called the challenges. The Challenge is a weak point in our Life Path. It is the weak link in the chain of life which must be overcome for us to grow and develop properly. We learn by meeting the challenge, and dealing with it effectively. The nature of the challenge is shown in the Life Path.

    Actually, there are three challenges included in your life path. Two that will be called sub-challenges and then a main challenge. Each challenge is represented by a number, and the number reflects the tone of the confrontation. We will again use the month, the day and the year of birth in this calculation. The first step will be to reduce each of these components to a single digit base number. Thus, December 14, 1968, would become month 3 (1+2), day 5 (1+4), and year 6 (1+9+6+8=24; 2+4=6).

    The first sub challenge is derived by finding the difference between the month and day of birth. In our example, this would be 5-3=2 first sub challenge.

    The second sub challenge is identified by finding the difference between the day of birth and the year of birth. The example would be 6-5=1; the number 1 for a second sub challenge.

    The final challenge is identified by finding the difference between the first and second sub challenge. Our example would have a 2-1=1 challenge.

    The numbers behind the final challenge will each be a potential problem during half of the life. The first sub challenge during the first part of the life, and the second sub challenge during the second half of the life. The Final Challenge is a potential weakness and problem throughout the entire life.

    If you correctly reduced the month, day and year to a single digit (no master number), the difference between the two numbers must be a number from 0 to 8. Here are readings of each of the challenges:

    Challenge 0

    The obstacles life during this period may not be many, or they may be coming from all directions. The challenge of the number 0 is called the challenge of choice. You are likely to have difficulty acting on your preferences. You are perfectly capable of analyzing a situation and realistically comparing possible solutions. The challenge of 0 may make bring this decision to requisite action very difficult for you. To overcome the challenge, it should be understood that you must have the faith in your own abilities to the extent that you can analyze, make a choice, then act with ease and comfort. This challenge is one that is normally found on in a highly evolved individual and an individual who can be expected to make your own decisions about life and know where the pitfalls lie. To meet the challenge of 0 you must have control of all of the numbers; the independence of 1, the diplomacy of 2, the optimism of 3, the application of 4, the understanding of 5, the adjustment of 6, the wisdom of the 7, the constructive power of 8, the universal service of 9. In other words, to meet the challenge of 0 in your life, you must be a very gifted person.

    Challenge 1

    The challenge of the number 1 suggests you are likely to feel dominated by others with strong influence, probably parents or others with whom you compete. The challenge of the number 1 is avoidance of being dominated, but doing so in a fashion that does not impose upon or dominate others. With the challenge of the number 1 it's extremely important to control the ego, and avoid the negative aspect of individuality. False pride, pomposity, egotism are issues to be guarded against now. You are now in a period of learning about self-reliance and how to solve your own problems independently. Learn to rely on your wit and your intelligence, avoiding argumentation and resentfulness.

    Challenge 2

    The challenge of the number 2 suggests you are likely to be extremely sensitive and more or less brimming with feelings. You find it hard to work with people because your are afraid of being criticized or, worse yet, ignored. You have a good deal of self-doubt and a definite lack of self confidence. There is a tendency to constantly worry about the opinion that others have of you. There is likewise a tendency to use this sensitivity in a negative way. Used more positively, your keen sensitivities can be a significant strength, allowing you to be acutely aware of so much of with others rarely perceive. But during this period it will be hard for you to assert yourself and make decisions. You will shy away from positions of authority and responsibility. This can be a time for accumulation of wisdom, as you show patience and pay close attention to detail. Try not to take things too personally. Friendships are a source of deep satisfaction to you during this time. Respect your ability to compromise and grow in a quiet way. Do not let details overwhelm you and keep you from seeing the big picture. Plan for slow growth rather than immediate gain.

    Challenge 3

    The challenge of the number 3 suggests a tendency to scatter talents and try to do too many things at once during this period of your life. You may have a fine imagination and a gift for words, but you find it hard to express yourself effectively. Though you know you should cultivate friends and be sociable, you tend to be somewhat reclusive and defensive. You may have a talent for writing, acting, or speaking, but you are reluctant to involve yourself with these sorts of activities because you do not like to face the prospects of criticism. You are expressing yourself with a negative emphasis, hiding your creative talents behind a wall of shyness. You must strive to develop yourself in a social and in a creative sense. It's hard to just relax and have a good time.

    Challenge 4

    The challenge of the number 4 suggests a difficulty with work. Either you simply don't like to work, don't like the work your are forced to do, or you have difficulty completing tasks and working efficiently. You may be careless and lack a sense of practicality. Often this challenge makes it hard to see the forest for the trees when it comes to work and obligations. It is important for you to learn patience, understanding and the practical, common sense way of dealing with mundane responsibilities. You may also need to learn the importance of working within the parameters of a time schedule.

    Challenge 5

    The challenge of the number 5 suggests that your challenge is to overcome the desire and the demand for freedom at any price. This challenge number is very difficult to handle because, with it, you are apt to be extremely impulsive; you want to try everything at least once, and you are rather unstable in many ways. Change may be necessary for you, but it must be handled in an intelligent and controlled manner. Make certain that the desire for change is not associated with a desire to escape responsibility. In any event, this challenge requires that you learn as early as possible in life to control your impulses.

    Challenge 6

    The challenge of the number 6 suggests that you may have difficulties because of your insistence on extremely high standards. You are apt to appear authoritarian, intolerant, and a little self-righteous. It is hard for others to live up to your standards of expectation. Many of your considerable talents for balancing situations are used with a negative emphasis. Avoid creating friction in relationships and strive for harmony. You must learn that your diplomatic approach will only be appreciated if others feel that their needs are met, their desires understood, their point of view respected. You must learn to allow others to set their own pace, make their own rules. This challenge requires learning unconditional love and acceptance.

    Challenge 7

    The challenge of the number 7 suggests difficulties brought on by your discomfort with your own inner feelings; feelings of a reserved attitude and unexpressed emotions. You may feel unable to better your situation, or to change and improve circumstances. There is a tendency with this challenge to be a chronic critic and complainer, while offering little or nothing as a suggest to correct the faults that are found. The sense of discrimination is strong, but it is expressed in a very negative way. A sense of false pride tends to keep your real feelings buried beneath the surface. Avoid a tendency to approach people in a very reserved and aloof way, and develop faith in your own abilities rather than dwelling on your limitations. Marriage is apt to be delayed until this challenge is overcome, or if married, this can be a difficult time.

    Challenge 8

    The challenge of the number 8 suggests an early life assumption that satisfaction can only be gained and safeguarded by adequate material accumulation. There's likely to be considerable effort exerted to attain money, status, and power, sometimes to the exclusion of almost all else. The number 8 challenge indicates that you are/were using your concern with material matters with negative emphasis. You must learn to use your ability to gain money, status and power with a sense of proportion and an awareness of the relation of material affairs to other matters, and deal with the material world in a comfortable manner.
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    Saturday, May 10, 2008

    Most common FAQ's

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    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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    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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