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SLN Classic Hallmark

22 Mar

SLN Classic Hallmark is one of the renowned Residential Developments of Winning Edge Group in Outer Ring Road, neighborhood of Bangalore. It is one of the completed projects of Winning Edge Group. This premium apartment is located ideally; whether you work in the I.T. corridor or in the heart of the city you will be saving your precious time and energy while commuting. SLN Classic Hallmark offers spacious 2 BHK and 3 BHK apartments with the sq. ft. ranging from 1190 to 1780.

SLN Classic Hallmark provides some of the best amenities to its residents such as Luscious Green Garden, Swimming Pool, Children’s Play Area, Gymnasium, Multi-Purpose Hall, Indoor Games, Jogging Track, Intercom, 24Hrs Electricity Backup, Round the Clock Security, Plenty of Lung Space, Rain Water Harvesting, Party Hall, Ample Car Parking Space, etc.

During construction of the apartment, the builders have seen to that SLN Classic Hallmark incorporates all the basic needs, comfort and luxury which are essential for the modern day living. The apartment has good ventilation and sunlight coming in, which makes for a healthy living. There is enough space given between each apartment to make sure there is privacy. The greenery around the apartments provides a peaceful and pleasing sight to the eyes of its viewers.

The project is strategically located at Outer Ring Road Bangalore and is easily accessible to IT Hubs like Intel, Symphony, Accenture, Cissco, Nokia, Cessna Tech Park and Prestige Tech Park. This road connects all major highways around the city like the Tumkur Road (NH 4), Bellary Road (NH 7), Old Madras Road (NH 4), Hosur Road (NH 7), Bannerghatta Road, Kanakapura Road (NH 209), Mysore Road (SH-17) and Magadi Road. The apartment is also easily reachable to Yeshwanthpur Railway Station, Bangalore International Airport, Majestic Bus Terminus, Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) Bus Stand, Commercial Street, Brigade Road, Forum Mall, Oasis Mall, Big Bazaar, Restaurants, Multiplex, ATM, Banks, Hospitals, Schools, Colleges, etc.

BMTC bus stand is closely located to the apartment and this provides transportation facilities to other parts of Bangalore. Other than buses there are cabs, city taxi and rickshaws available for the easy commute of the residence.

Winning Edge Group is one of the best real estate developers in Bangalore. They provide living spaces which matches the dream of every family at the most affordable rate available in the market. The group’s apartments, villas and commercial spaces are epitome of quality products and have all the features that would make it the state-of-the art facility. Their designs, architecture, technology involved and delivery time can be rated among the best in the industry. Winning edge has a highly experienced management team which advocates for client satisfaction, throughout the years it has delivered quality work and has been always ahead in giving the client the best homes.

 
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Bangalore’s outer ring road – Total Transformation

29 Jan

Sarjapur Road-Bellandur junction, is currently home to about 25,000 apartments, several hundred villas, about 10 million sq feet of commercial office space, retail outlets and hypermarkets. Innovative multiplex, Home Town – a large format home solutions store, Reliance Fresh and stand alone retail stores like Staples have come-up on Outer Ring Road leading to Bellandur Junction. While, Forum — a popular shopping mall in Koramangla – developed by the Prestige Group is a drive away. Also, there is Total Mall on Sarjapur Road and some more are being built on this stretch. Also, are Intel’s sprawling campus, Oracle, Accenture, JP Morgan Chase, Nokia and et al. The hub comprising technology professionals typically accounts for a major chunk of spending. And, this revenue generation leads to a quicker development of social infrastructure including hospitals and schools.

Not so long back, a dusty, unmetalled, single-lane road, which branched out as the Outer Ring Road (ORR) curved right towards Koramangla, was meant to ferry villagers on tractors.

The single-lane is now a four-lane wide road. And, although, tractors still ply, it now jostles for space with luxury cars, sports utility vehicles and sedans.

The shrubs and the plantations on lands adjoining the road has been uprooted and bulldozed to make home to towering residential towers, sprawling IT parks and shopping malls. Sarjapur Road, which underwent this metamorphosis is also home to billionaire businessman Azim Premji, majority-owner of Wipro Ltd. Adjoining his home, Premji has built the headquarters of his company and an IT park for his software division.

Real estate consulting firm Asipac attributes the sudden spurt of growth in this belt as being the ‘median zone’ or the epicenter of three-major IT zones of the city, which comprises 80% of the technology and allied industry.

The three major zones are — Electronic City on the south, Whitefield-ITPL area to the North and the Marathalli-Outer Ring Road on the Western side forming a triangle.

Bangalore grew because of IT. And, so did this area as IT generates a larger per capita income and a higher disposable income,” said Amit Bagaria, CEO of Asipac. He said unlike Mumbai or Kolkata, which has concentrated business districts in small pockets, Bangalore has sprawling workplaces leading to a horizontal growth of the city. Chaintanya Manohar, Director & COO, Bangalore area of real estate agency L J Hooker said builders have leveraged this horizontal growth as it provides a greater catchment area.

More News: dnaindia

 
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What to do if you are mugged

13 Jan

In response to the mugging incidents on the Outer ring road, the police have sent this information to the Outer Ring Road Companies Association (ORRCA). Excerpts from the mail.

With reference to recent mugging incidents that are reporting on Outer Ring Road, Marathalli, Sarjapur and Hosur Road. Kindly advise your employees

  • If the employee is sure that, he or she has not done any accident, to come out of their vehicle and raise alarm for help.
  • Or advice them to insist for lodging complaint at the nearest traffic police station for the accident incident.
  • Advice employees keep them local police stations phone/mobile numbers. They even can sms to the jurisdictional police inspector’s mobile no mentioning the exact place with landmark.

 

Contact Details : HAL Police Station: 080-22942542

Police Inspector, HAL Police Station: +91 9480801616

Police Control Room South East : 080-22943481/82

Master Control Room : 080-22943322, 100

Source: clickmarathahalli.com

 
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Sarjapur to get own fire station in New Year

06 Jan

Finally, Sarjapur residents will get a fully designed fire station at the Sarjapur Main Road. The fire station is likely to be inaugurated by the second week of January.

Of late, several fire incidents have been reported from Sarjapur Outer Ring Road. People still shiver by the memories of the horrific fire accident at Carlton towers at Domlur. Citizens believe if the fire brigade would have reached the accident site on time, then the casualties of the accident would have been less. In such cases, fire stations and fire brigades play a vital role in saving lives.

It is very necessary to have fire stations at every area. “This fire station is being set up so that fire cases in Sarjapur could be handled as soon as possible. There are fire stations at Electronic city, Mahadevpura but reaching Sarjapur on time was very difficult. It used to take us minimum of 15 to 20 minutes to reach the accident site. Now, this fire station at Sarjapur Main Road will help us to reach the fire site within six to seven minutes,” said Nagaraja BM, fire station officer.

On Sarjapur road, there are mainly huge apartments on the main road and either side of the Outer Ring Road is filled with IT tech parks and companies. Lots of companies can be seen till Mahadevpura. Having a fire station in the vicinity will be a great relief for the residents as the fire brigade can reach any site in Sarjapur within five to seven minutes.

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Three Held for Robbery in Ring Road

08 Jun

Three held for robbing especially techies from the Ring Road. Sampigehalli police have arrested Ayub, Javid and Tabrez who used to pose as auto-rickshaw drivers and rob passengers.They plan their operation and target commuters in Ring Road especially techies.

According to police, Ayub used to pose as auto-rickshaw driver and pick up commuters in Ring Road. Ayub used to pick up commuters, especially techies from the Ring Road. When the auto reached an isolated place, he, along with two others, used to rob the passengers. On April 24, the three had robbed a commuter Manoj Kumar Singh who had boarded the auto at Manyata tech park on the Ring Road.

They would have complete information about the money and their route.They plan their operation and rob passengers when the auto reach an isolated place.



 
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BESCOM is to blame for Sarjapur traffic snarl

27 May

Bangalore Electricity Supply Company Limited (BESCOM) workers dug the Sarjapur Outer Ring Road on Tuesday, which led to a traffic snarl between Marathalli and Eco Space. Commuters were stuck on the stretch for five hours. “The stretch is totally messed up. At least 4,000 vehicles are stuck and the people are in no mood to stop digging up the road,” said Rajesh S, who commutes regularly from Marathalli to Iblur.



The traffic police blamed BESCOM contractors for the chaos. BESCOM allegedly decided to dig stretches of the road without consulting the police or Outer Ring Road Companies Association (ORRCA), which led to a traffic snarl that had 4,000 vehicles stranded  between Marathalli to Eco Space.

“We gave them permission to make minor repairs.They dug too much. When we learnt of what they had done, we asked them to stop the work.They should have sought our permission before digging the roads to such an extent,” said Subhash Chandra, PSI, Madivala.

“This was completely unexpected.Neither Police nor we were informed.We could have arranged worked out alternative routes if we had been informed. This is a textbook example of how authorities work without any coordination. It is one of worst traffic jams on the stretch in recent days.Their staff dug the road despite knowing that traffic is high in the evenings.” said Vishwanath S, secretary, ORRCA.

BESCOM officials, however, denied they had not sought permission. “We had sought permission to dig about four feet of the road, only to find that the underground cables were damaged beyond our estimation. We had no option but to cut a wider swathe of the road. When we realized that there was a traffic jam, we stopped work,” said a senior BESCOM official.

Techies who took the Sarjapur Outer Ring Road (ORR) were stuck on the stretch for five hours between 4 pm and 9 pm due to road digging by the BESCOM. The traffic police blamed BESCOM contractors for the chaos.

Source: Mid-day



 
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BMTC to observe Bus Day on February 4

30 Jan

To pomote use of BMTC service and attract IT professionals who are said to be major contributors to traffic congestion on city roads, BMTC observes the first Thursday of every month as “Bus Day”.The concept will kickstart on February 4. Commuters will be requested to leave their motor vehicles at home and travel in buses on `Bus Day’.

The Hosur Road and the old airport road leading to Electronics City and ITPL have been decided upon as the target routes initially.Companies such as Infosys and associations such as ORRCA (Outer Ring Road Companies’ Association) have already called on employees to observe every first Thursday as Bus Day.

Aiming to spread awareness on public transport as a sustainable commuting choice for a thriving and livable city, BMTC has sent a list of questions to techies in order to understand the needs of IT professionals better.

“We, a group of over 20 IT companies in Sarjapur ORR (outer ring road), have decided to join hands with BMTC and are working to make Bus Day a success,” said S Vishwanath, manager, AOL, and general secretary, ORRCA.”Companies in ITPL have promised cooperation,” Transport secretary Shankarlinge gowda said.

You can fill out the following online survey to make your commuting pleasant on Bus Day
https://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?formkey=dGNvOGxYNzdacktOdXpJVFduc1dHVWc6MA

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  • Mid-Day
  • Express Buzz


 
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