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THE TEMPLE TOWN OF THRISSUR / TRICHUR

  Thrissur is to Kerala what Mysore is to Karnataka state. Possibly ruled directly by Monarchs for quite some time It combines an oriental nature with the modern and the whole town set around the Vadakanathan temple which is age-old.

Trichur is a modern Metropolis with a large population and could be bigger than Calicut in dimensions.It has a small KSRTC bus stand which is under renovation as of now.

I paid a visit to the GCE _T (Government College of Engineering Thrissur) commenced here in 1959.It is a very well designed institute with an imposing main building not very far from town and has a resemblance to Indian Institute of Science in Bangalore.

     I think the concept of  REGIONAL ENGINEERING COLLEGES must be re-invented by the Government and seats given to students solely on the 12th standard marks without any written test.In such a case GCE-Thrissur would be a contender to become a REC in Kerala and such institutes must be ear-marked in every state to be up-graded into an REC .

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A K K NAMBIAR FIRST INSPECTOR GENERAL OF ANDHRA POLICE

 

M MAHESHWAR RAO OF THE IAS COMMISSIONER GBA GREATER BANGALORE AUTHORITY

 

Few days back I had visited the GBA office at Malleswaram , the purpose was to meet Mr. Digvijay Bodke of the IAS for some professional work. I had a chance meeting with Shri M Maheshwar Rao with whom I had a chat for few minutes. I appreciated the good work he has been doing for the city which he took with pleasantness. I came to know from him he is a post graduate from Hyderabad University. He is one of the proactive professionals in the Indian Administtive Service of the country.

Digvijay Bodke of the IAS

NICE REPORT BY DECCAN HERALD : NICHOLAS MADURO WITH BABA

 

CHINTAMANI NEAR BANGALORE

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KAILASGIRI NEAR  CHINTAMANI

                 CHINTAMANI HILL WITH  ANJANEYA TEMPLE ATOP

The town of Chintamani is two hours drive from Bangalore some 80km to be precise. Basically a town with a temple atop a hill (of instant and conspicuous view from the town) adjacent to the Eastern Ghats blessed with many water catchment areas, cooler than Bangalore, a large KSRTC bus stand with hospitable people.

It is difficult to trace the origin of this word Chintamani now in Chikkaballapur district but must have vedic roots and of sanskrit nomenclature. From Bangalore ahead of  Hoskote  on NH4 a turn towards the left is the road that leads to Madanapalle and few tens of kilometres  ahead of H cross and Kaiwara cross  comes the Chintamani bye-pass which leads to this cozy township with relatively higher population per capita of land.

Kailasgiri few kilometers away from the town on the Eastern Ghat mountains hosts Cave temples which is a popular tourist attraction and the local MLA is proactive in developing the entire township and its attractions. Kaiwara is also a place close by.

The hills found around this place must not be prey to developmental activities in a wanton way is a matter of concern for all. It must be preserved at all costs as the majesty and long term survival of Chintamani revolves around the water provided by these hills.

KSRTC should actively consider putting some Rajahamsa buses that ply between Bangalore and this township with advance reservation which will help  commuters.

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