Bangalore

A World War II Enigma decoding machine pictured at Bletchley Park, central England, in 2004
Ireland wicket-keeper Gary Wilson, pictured in 2011
A World War II Enigma decoding machine pictured at Bletchley Park, central England, in 2004
Media photographers and cameramen scurry to get pictures of a French consulate official (C) in Bangalore
IT professionals are seen working on their laptops in Bangalore, in 2010
Mahendra Singh Dhoni
A sleeper train collided with a parked goods train as it was travelling overnight to Bangalore
A crane removes the mangled remains of a coach of the Bangalore-bound Hampi Express
A sleeper train collided with a parked goods train as it was travelling overnight to Bangalore
Railway Minister Mukul Roy has promised compensation for the families of people killed in today's train crash
At least 14 people were killed when a passenger train collided with a stationary goods train in southern India
At least 14 people were killed when a passenger train collided with a stationary goods train in southern India
Luke Pomersbach has battled depression and drug problems
Pomersbach has battled depression and drug problems
The 'Facebook' logo is reflected in a young woman's sunglasses as she browses on a tablet in Bangalore
Pomersbach has battled depression and drug problems
The 'Facebook' logo is reflected in a young woman's sunglasses as she browses on a tablet in Bangalore
The 'Facebook' logo is reflected in a young Indian woman's sunglasses as she browses on a tablet in Bangalore
The 'Facebook' logo is reflected in a young Indian woman's sunglasses as she browses on a tablet in Bangalore
Wipro posted a consolidated net profit of 14.81 billion rupees for the fourth quarter

India a laggard in Internet revolution: Google boss

Google chairman Eric Schmidt warned Thursday that India was lagging badly behind in harnessing the power of the Internet because of its failure to invest in high-speed telecom networks.
 

New Indian-made electric car to hit the roads

Top Indian utility vehicle maker M&M on Monday launched the most advanced home-grown electric car yet seen, pricing it at $11,000 and saying it hopes to sell the hatchback abroad next year.
 

Indian police set up lab to monitor social media

Mumbai police have set up India's first "social media lab" to monitor Facebook, Twitter and other networking sites, sparking concerns about freedom of speech online.
 

AirAsia's India entry wins investment panel approval

Asia's largest low-cost carrier AirAsia won approval from India's foreign investment panel to set up an airline in a joint venture with the giant Tata group, a government official said.
 

India strips Kingfisher of foreign flying rights

India's aviation ministry said Monday it had withdrawn international flying rights and domestic slots from debt-laden Kingfisher Airlines, making more seats available for rival carriers.
 

India drop Bhupathi, Bopanna for Davis Cup tie

India's tennis selectors on Saturday ignored rebels Mahesh Bhupathi and Rohan Bopanna for the Asia-Oceania group one Davis Cup tie against Indonesia.
 

AirAsia's Indian venture plans take-off by year-end

Asia's biggest low-cost carrier AirAsia said Thursday its new airline joint venture with India's giant tea-to-steel Tata conglomerate may start operations by year-end.
 

AirAsia and India's Tata propose joint airline

Asia's largest low-cost carrier AirAsia on Wednesday announced plans to invest in an airline joint venture with India's giant Tata conglomerate and another party.
 

Air Asia and India's Tata propose joint airline

Asia's largest low-cost carrier AirAsia on Wednesday announced plans to invest in an airline joint venture with India's giant Tata conglomerate and another investor.
 

Cameron in trade offensive amid India graft scandal

Prime Minister David Cameron arrived in India on Monday with what he called Britain's biggest ever overseas business delegation for a three-day visit clouded by a corruption scandal.
 

India's defence ambitions hinge on 'over-extended' firm

India wants to throw off the tag of world's biggest arms importer and produce its own top-class weaponry, but its ambitions hinge on a state-run group renowned for its inefficiencies.
 

India's Kingfisher shares dive on bank loan recall plan

Shares of India's debt-laden Kingfisher Airlines plunged on Wednesday after banks said they would start recalling loans worth $1.5 billion, which analysts said spelled the end for the carrier.
 

Kingfisher shares dive on bank loan-recall plan

Shares in India's debt-laden Kingfisher Airlines plunged as much as five percent after banks said they would start recalling loans worth $1.5 billion, pushing it closer to collapse.
 

India's tennis stars form players' association

India's top tennis stars joined hands on Monday to start a players' association following the dispute with the national federation that made them skip their last Davis Cup tie.
 

Mother in India rape case poses Hollande with dilemma

The Indian wife of a French consular official charged with raping their daughter has requested a meeting with Francois Hollande this week, presenting the French president with a diplomatic dilemma on his first state visit to India.
 

Rape case mother's plea hands Hollande India dilemma

The Indian wife of a French consular official charged with raping their daughter has demanded a meeting with Francois Hollande this week, presenting the French president with a thorny diplomatic dilemma on his first state visit to India.
 

Break-out time for India's SlumGods

The youngsters from India's best-known slum spin, twist and flip their bodies to the hip hop beat -- but don't call them breakdancers. And definitely not slumdogs.
 

Dassault targets $12 bn Rafale India deal in 2013

France's Dassault Aviation hopes to conclude its $12-billion deal to sell Rafale jets to India this year, with negotiations set to be taken up by President Francois Hollande next week.
 

Dassault targets Rafale India deal in 2013

France's Dassault Aviation hopes to conclude its $12-billion deal to sell Rafale jets to India this year, with negotiations set to be taken up by President Francois Hollande next week.
 

India 'concerned' over China running Pakistan port

India's defence minister said Wednesday that New Delhi was concerned by Pakistan's decision last month to transfer management of a strategically located deep-sea port to China.
 

Facts from the Wikipedia page:

Bengaḷūru (ಬೆಂಗಳೂರು)
Bangalore
Vidhana Soudha
Bengaḷūru (ಬೆಂಗಳೂರು)
Location of Bengaḷūru (ಬೆಂಗಳೂರು)
in Karnataka and India
Coordinates12°58′0″N 77°34′0″E / 12.966667°N 77.566667°E / 12.966667; 77.566667
Country India
RegionBayaluseeme
StateKarnataka
District(s)Bangalore Urban
CommissionerBharat Lal Meena [1]
Population
Density
Metro
5,840,155[2] (3rd) (2009)
8,231 /km2 (21,318 /sq mi)
6,466,271[3] (5th) (2009)
Spoken languages
Ethnic groups 
Time zoneIST (UTC+5:30)
Area
Elevation
709.5 km2 (274 sq mi)[2]
920 m (3,018 ft)
Websitewww.bbmp.gov.in/
Bangalore
Climate chart
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