One city goes out of its way to erase/cover signage in National language to ensure prominence given to its Regional language…
(Seems like English is closer to home than Hindi..)
While the other one celebrating festivals belonging to a different country just to make its people feel at home even in a foreign land.
Redefining the phrase :
“Searching needle in haystack”
Just try to extract some read-worthy news/article from its huge ‘shopping catalog disguised as newspaper’ and you’ll know what I mean!
One thing that you may not find a Bangalorean say these days is that “I love rains”. No one loves rains these days. Not in Bangalore. Barring a few maybe. Those who either have the privilege to sit at home as they hear, watch and smell the rain, Or those who are fine with being on the road, sitting in the comfort of their cosy car, listening to music, and enjoying their own achievement of being unaffected by the chaos outside.
On a different note, walking through the city on day after heavy rains, when the roads are clean and empty and there is sun outside, has its own charm.
Five Senses ... 