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Art Gallery and Academy opens in Sarjapur Road

28 Dec

Konsult Art Gallery and Art Academy Opens in Sarjapur Road, Bangalore!

Konsult Art Gallery opens in upmarket Bangalore suburb- Sarjapur Road. It is located in the near vicinity of posh neighborhood and the IT giant Wipro’s Corporate office. The unique part of the gallery is the decor designed by the artist themselves. Konsult Gallery features a few senior as well as upcoming artist’s works which were well appreciated by the glitterati of the neighborhood during its launch on 9th November, 2011.

The gallery’s aim is to promote upcoming and emerging artists wherein it emphasizes on high quality of work and also good value for money.

The Gallery also conducts Art classes in a professional for children as well as adults through its academy. The infrastructure includes an Art workshop room and a classroom with projector and other facilities.

Get the power of Art!

Realistic drawing and painting skills help strengthen confidence, which in turn lessens stress. It is a great way to bust the stress! It is scientifically proven that those who are good in drawings and painting are intellectually superior, confident and shape up as good citizens.

Konsult is spearheaded by a team of professionals in the field of global education. Konsult Art Academy teaches students realistic drawing and painting. Curriculum is varied to include teaching still-life, the figure, landscape, portraiture, cartooning, animation, and more. This high quality fine art program offers art instruction that goes far beyond cut and paste, and arts & crafts. It teaches a student how to “see” in a new way and offers basic understanding of how to draw and paint. Monotony is also broken thru “art games” and “crafts”. We will make it an enjoyable experience for you!

Certified Courses for Children and Adults

Student’s are taught in the following levels:

Level 1: Beginner’s Programme
Level 2: Learner’s Programme
Level 3: Achiever’s Programme

Each of the above programme is scheduled for six months. On successful completion of the level, a Certificate is awarded by the Academy.
Classes are held daily & weekends as per student’s convenience.

Do your own painting – Individual Art & Painting on piecework basis taught!

Start the journey of art!

Contact: Mrs. Shahina @ 9901444777

KONSULT GALLERY AND ART ACADEMY
Konsult Knowledge Hub, Second Floor
Opp.Bata, Kaikondrahalli, Sarjapur Road
Bangalore-560 034. e-mail: info @konsultglobal.com

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New Day Care and Activity Centre in Kasavanahalli

03 Aug

Smiling Buds- pre school, Day Care and activity centre in Kasavanahalli

Parents of small kids looking for a Play school , try newly launched -Smiling Buds…. The premises is open, airy, and well lighted. Impressive collection of toys and books. Very spacious and quiet ambiance . CONTACT- info@smilingbuds.in

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Work,live and play in Bangalore.

09 Jun

With Bangalore rising fast on the Indian horizon, IT companies started looking towards the suburbs. The last five years has seen villages on the outskirts of Bangalore transform into cosmopolitan areas.

East Bangalore’s Whitefield, Sarjapur, HSR and Marathahalli can now be described as the Young Bangalore. Sarjapur is one such example which has seen a complete turnaround from a neglected isolated place to being home to a major population of Silicon Valley techies.

The Sarjapur-Hosur Road is one of the busiest in the city with over two lakh employees taking the route every day.

With the corporate gateway opened up by Wipro, the real estate boom on Sarjapur Road was flagged off in the early 1990s and the IT sector began shifting attention from Electronic City and started looking at Sarjapur Road as large parcels of land were available then. In the end-90s came up the Marathahalli-Sarjapur Outer Ring Road (ORR) which boosted connectivity to Sarjapur Road tremendously. IT companies sprung up on the ORR and Sarjapur Road, making it a hot belt after ITPL.

Early Birds

According to Mr R. Balaji, a property consultant – Builders started residential projects at Sarjapur Road, to cater to the IT populace. Naming some of the which brought a revolution in the real estate on Sarjapur Road are Sobha Topaz, Suncity, Springfield, and many more. Among the known builders to build project at Sarjapur Road are Vakil Housing, UKN properties and Sobha Group.

Adds Balaji, “Around 2004, BDA acquired property in Iblur on Sarjapur Road for layouts, which gave a fillip to real estate. Today, the 10 km stretch of Sarjapur Road has it all — commercial buildings, premium villas, golf course surrounding houses, row houses, apartment complexes and retail malls. In the stretch before the railway track, there is vibrant residential, retail and office space.”

Prices

“The current pricing for a villa on Sarjapur Road is between Rs. 1.5 crore and Rs. 2 crore depending on the location and the project itself, and genuine approvable land can be bought for around Rs. 3000-4000 per sq.ft. Built-up residential property is around Rs. 3500 + per sq.ft, while residential rentals are around Rs.12-18 per sq.ft. and commercials stand at around Rs. 35-70 per sq.ft.

Source: thehindu

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Lions Club HSR, is part of Lions Club International taken various projects in Sarjapur Road, HSR Layout, Bellandur, Iblur. Koramangla etc.

07 Jun

Lions Club HSR is part of Lions Club International. Dist.324D6. Club No.:-97714. We are engaged in various service projects in and around HSR Layout, Sarjapur Road, Belandur, Iblur, Jakasandra and Koramangla etc.

Lions meet the needs of local communities and the world every day because they share a core belief – to serve their community.

Lions Clubs International is the world’s largest service club organization. We have 1.35 million members in more than 45,000 clubs in more than 206 countries and geographic areas.

Lions have a dynamic history. Founded in 1917, we are best known for fighting blindness, but we also volunteer for many different kinds of community projects – including caring for the environment, feeding the hungry and aiding seniors and the disabled.

Lions give sight. By conducting vision screenings, equipping hospitals and clinics, distributing medicine and raising awareness of eye disease, Lions work toward their mission of providing vision for all. We have extended our commitment to sight conservation through countless local efforts and through our international SightFirst Program, which works to eradicate blindness.

Lions serve youth. Our community projects often support local children and schools through scholarships, recreation and mentoring. Internationally, we offer many programs, including the Peace Poster Contest, Youth Camps and Exchange and Lions Quest.

Our Leo Program provides the youth of the world with an opportunity for personal development through volunteering. There are approximately 144,000 Leos and 5,700 Leo clubs in more than 140 countries worldwide.

Lions award grants. Since 1968, the Lions Clubs International Foundation (LCIF) has awarded more than US$700 million in grants to support Lions humanitarian projects around the world. LCIF was also ranked the number one nongovernmental organization in a 2007 study by The Financial Times.

Lions help during disasters. Together, our Foundation and Lions are helping communities following natural disasters by providing for immediate needs such as food, water, clothing and medical supplies – and aiding in long-term reconstruction.

Lions are active. Our motto is “We Serve.” Lions are part of a global service network, doing whatever is necessary to help our local communities.

For more about Lions Clubs, go to www.lionsclubs.org

Lions are an international network of 1.3 million men and women in 205 countries and geographic areas who work together to answer the needs that challenge communities around the world.

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Getting a new home? Try the touch of handcrafted magic

07 Jun

Sarjapur and Haralur road are one of most active areas in Bangalore in terms of emergence of residential localities and development. If you have bought an apartment or constructing your independent house, you must be busy creating the dream interiors for a memorable living. You have an opportunity now to give a special touch to interior through handcrafted decorative articles exclusively built and customized to the choice and theme of your dream house. And not only that, at one place, you can have most of your interior decoration needs taken special care including name plate, wall hangings, wall murals, vaastu murals, kids door plate, paintings, bird feeder for your home garden and so on. And all of this can be done in very very affordable price.

There is something special and unique about decoration that is customized and done in alignment to your own likings and needs. Check out our facebook page to explore the possibilities and get in touch with us to realize your dream home’s best potential.

Cheers,

HandsnKrafts

email: reach2kirti@yahoo.co.in

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Infosys campus may not come on Sarjapur Road???

21 Jan

Infosys campus may not come on Sarjapur Road. Infosys made several representations to successive governments, seeking land near Sarjapur Road, but got nothing apart from bundles of assurances. The company waited quite some time, expecting the state to grant it land for setting up a second software development centre in the city. But in the end, it ran out of patience and shifted expansion plans to Pune.

T A Mohandas Pai, human resources director, Infosys, said there had been a shift in the focus of the company, which was once synonymous with Bangalore.In another 12 months’ time, Pune will have more seats/employees than Bangalore campus. Even the Infosys-Pune campus would soon become bigger than that of Infosys-Bangalore.

The move has got nothing to do with the cost factor. Blame it on Karnataka’s political indifference and bureaucratic laxity in land allotment and registration.

Bangalore mirror has an article on Infosys expansion plans in Pune. This seems to be a debacle for Infosys campus on Sarjapur Road.

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Balconies unsafe for children

18 Jan

There are many apartments in Sarjapur, but you can see that the balconies in most of these apartments are not child-friendly. Even after fatal incidences of unsafe balconies, builders in the city are not giving proper attention to this.

If you notice the apartments in Bangalore properly, most of these are designed well. But in making the apartment complexes stylish one, people have ignored to make the balconies in the houses safe for children. These are designed very low which is dangerous for the kids. In order to avoid children from going to the balconies, terrace gardening is done in most of the apartments in Sarjapur. Some even placed big tin sheets in the balcony to fill up the huge gaps in between railings. There are also apartments in Sarjapur, where there are no balconies in the apartments.Setting firm rules with regard to balcony safety, is protection for everybody.

Some helpful tips

Ensure that the access door is securely locked at all times and put the key where your child cannot possibility reach it.
Make sure that there is nothing available to enable any child to climb up and hang over the wall or railings.
Secure a safety “fence”, or even a sheet of perspex, firmly along open railings. Babies and small children can get through surprisingly small spaces.
Terrace gardening or Balcony Gardening helps to avoid children from going or playing in the balconies.
If you live in an apartment or even visit friends who live in an apartment do remember to consider balcony safety.

Read More- Safety Guidelines for Kids in Apartment
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Another Chance for getting your Voter ID from BBMP

03 Jul

The BBMP Bangalore has resumed issuing voter’s photo identity cards. If your name is in electoral list, but don’t have a photo Id, you can utilize this chance . In case you need to correct mistakes in your Id, you can submit them.

The BBMP has been distributing forms with names and details of voter whose name is in electoral list, but don’t have a photo Id. For this you need to contact your BBMP ward which you belong to. The official will give you a form with your names and details printed in it. Check out printed details like name, address, age etc on given form and affix your passport size photograph along side and submit at ward office or official who comes to your doorstep. If there are any mistakes or you want to correct mistakes in electoral list like name, address, age etc, you can write down the correct ones in the respective column alongside the form and submit the same.

Voters whose name is in electoral list, but don’t have a photo Id can collect form from their BBMP ward and should submit at ward office on or before July 4. If your name is not in electoral list, you can get in included by submitting a filled up Form-6. The last dated for inclusion of name in electoral list is July 6.

If you have completed 18 years and your name is not in electoral list, you can submit filled up Form-6 with your address proof (property tax receipt , rent receipt, bank account statement, passport, LPG or telephone bills, etc.) and proof of your age (if you have never enrolled earlier). Your name will be included in list after verification. The BBMP ward official will inform you details or procedure to get your voter’s photo identity card once your name is included in electoral list.

For deleting or objecting to the non-resident and deceased persons’ names from the list Form-7 should be submitted. In case, you have moved into the city recently or have not registered so far or turned 18 recently, include your name on the voters list quickly.

The BBMP has been distributing forms for Voters whose name is in electoral list, but don’t have a photo Id. You need to check out printed details, affix your passport size photograph along side and submit to the BBMP Ward which you belongs to. Later the officials will check it, scan the photograph and finally issue the voter’s ID card (EPIC) to your doorstep sometime in July end.