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@saranstm Why mysuru? Aren't there better cities in TN or other states... Already geralites have ruined it, now you want others to ruin it more?

Having lived in both Chennai and Bangalore, here is my take on these cities today. Chennai's fall started when it lost its waterways to sewage. The city's beautiful beaches got lost out to illegal kuppams like Ayothikkupam, creating a law and order situation near the beach. In 90s. Bangalore was a cosmopolitan city, filled with lots of trees, weather was pleasant. Very elite for an Indian city. One can get from one end of the city to the other end in 25 mins. Had pubs around the brigade road, residency road area. Today it is crowded, become a concrete jungle, weather a few degrees more due to the cutting of trees in the name of development. Unless one has the compulsion to live bcos of work, where Bangalore scores over Chennai handsdown, it is pointless to move into either one of these cities. Rather choose a small city like Mysore for improved QOL.

@GBA_office sirs, it is observed that street lights are switched on at 5.30 pm in the evening at bsk 6th stage,1st block. This can be delayed to 6 pm at least during summer, pl look into.

@NammaBESCOM Thank you. I have sent an email. I hope for a quick resolution. But it's very surprising that the option is available but an error message is displayed when the option is chosen. @UPI_NPCI

@RSrinivas2872 Respected Sir/Madam, In reference to your post, Kindly send a mail to helpline@bescom.co.in for further assistance. With Regards, Swathi P BESCOM Helpline (1912)

@NammaBESCOM BESCOM smart meter app doesn't allow for UPI payments,but credit card payments are readily accepted. Pl rectify

@Theshashank_p Unfortunately the movie bombed at BO.

What a man! There can never be another Annavru!! I had watched Sakshatkara in bits on TV long ago, but watching it in one go made me realize why this man is still relevant and revered to this day and probably for eternity...

@IAnnapurna1 ಇವರಿಗೆಲ್ಲ ಸ್ವಲ್ಪ ಛೂ ಮಂತ್ರ ಕಾಳಿ ಹಾಕಿ ಮೇಡಂ.. ಯಾರು ಸರಿ ಇಲ್ಲ.

HDFC IS THE WORST BANK!!!

@Pavanasoonu @san_x_m Girish was a very good looking boy. Why do they go to the extent of killing someone for such reasons. She could have plainly refused the proposal.

@san_x_m I will never forget this. This happened near to my old Intel office at HAL road

Her name was Shubha Shankaranarayan. She was 21 years old, a law student in Bengaluru. She was in a relationship with Arun Varma, her 19 year old college junior. Her father did not approve and arranged her engagement to someone else. On November 30, 2003, Shubha got engaged to B.V. Girish, a 27 year old software engineer. His family celebrated. His future seemed set. Three days later, Shubha called Girish and suggested they spend some time together before the wedding. She proposed dinner and then a stop near HAL Airport to watch planes take off from the viewpoint on Inner Ring Road. He agreed. While Girish stood looking at the runway, three men attacked him from behind with a motorcycle shock absorber. Shubha stood nearby and screamed at the attackers to stop, pretending to be shocked. Girish suffered severe head injuries. He died in hospital the next morning. His family filed a police complaint. At first, investigators found nothing. Girish had no enemies, and suspicion did not fall on Shubha because the engagement had happened just days earlier. Then police reviewed the engagement video. Shubha appeared unhappy and disinterested throughout. Her expressions did not match someone who had just gotten engaged. Investigators dug deeper. They discovered that Shubha had made 73 phone calls and exchanged numerous messages with Arun Varma on the day of the murder. When confronted with the evidence, she confessed. The murder had been planned even before the engagement. Shubha wanted to be with Arun Varma, so she, Arun, and two hired men planned to kill Girish. Girish had been engaged for just three days. In July 2010, all four were convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment. The Karnataka High Court later upheld the verdict. In 2025, the Supreme Court also upheld all four life sentences. The Supreme Court observed: "Shubha chose a tragic and unacceptable route to address her personal issues, which led to the loss of a young and innocent life." He went to watch planes take off with his fiancee. He never came home. Repost this. Some stories should never disappear.

@MrAnderson2025 Absolute masterpiece. MP shankar as the wicked bhoootaiya, balanna as the scheming confidant... Bhangiya sedabekkanna... And the ಅನ್ನ scene 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Ayyu first imagines what if he shoots the angry villagers, then realizes he’s outnumbered and only got a few bullets, so he surrenders Visual filmmaking at its finest, Siddalingaiah was a genius filmmaker Bhootayyana Maga Ayyu is a masterpiece #Lokesh #DrVishnuvardhan

@ArunKrishnan_ Yes. Correct.

In talking about this whole language issue. I learnt Kannada rather late in life. In Bengaluru, where one can get by perfectly well without it. I still made that effort. Now that I am running an MSME in Mysuru, the payoffs are obvious. My Kannada is not the best. But, I do have to talk to our workforce and give speeches to them. They know that I make grammatical errors. Some of them correct me gently and I learn. But they appreciate the fact that I make that effort to speak to them in their language. I think that effort is what matters.

@arunishas Yes ma'am 🙏🏻

@RSrinivas2872 For homa workshop?

Today while doing Annadanam, a young man came to us at the temple and asked whether he could contribute to our cause. Initially, I said that we had enough but then he insisted, and that it was his birthday. A pious act like this would make his day. I relented. Later I came to know that he used to do regular gayatri homa earlier and his interests were piqued when he heard that we were from @GlobalHoma . Strange are the ways of Devatas. I started this Annadaan initiative so that regular homa practitioners can offset a bit of their rnas to the Guru lineage by doing Annadanam. Strangely it was a homa practitioner (he may not be doing it now), though a complete stranger, who came forth and did his bit, sharing his contribution. A rnanubandha?

@nadig_cardio ತುಂಬ ಪ್ರಚಾರ ಮಾಡಬೇಡಿ ಸಾರ್

The serenity of going on rounds on a peaceful Sunday morning in scenic #Shivamogga 🥰

@PritiAstrology प्रारब्ध बलवान हो तो भगवान भी कुछ नहीं कर सकते।

Which Planet is responsible for wrong decisions in life and what to do to improve? Headless Ketu creates confusion and gives wrong decision. But Ketu can make you rich. If Ketu conjunct Moon- Take decision on the basis of intuition or vibes. If Ketu conjunct Jupiter- Take decision on the basis of Guru's knowledge. If Ketu conjunct Mercury- Logic

@ResearcherVedic 11th Saturn (R) in bhadak sthan and bhadak rashi, then it's game over.

SATURN IN 12 HOUSES : KARMIC DEBT & KARMA ALIGNMENT Saturn signifies karmic duty and past baggage, indicating duties and restrictions, related to its house placement. 1. Saturn in the 1st House: Indicates a need of hard work, discipline, to avoid possibly delays in achieving goals. Introvert, laziness, reserved nature, and a serious appearance. Early life might be difficult, but success comes with age and effort. Karmic Alignment: Develop patience, discipline, reply on hard work, take responsibility, follow ethics and perseverance. 2. Saturn in the 2nd House: It gives karmic lessons related to wealth accumulation, finances, speech and family responsibility. Need to learn the value of money and material possessions through hard work and frugality. Creates challenges in wealth accumulation, financial ups and downs, strict(disciplined) upbringing, dull home environment in early childhood and responsibilities towards family. Person may move away from native place because of 3rd aspect on 4thhouse of native land. Karmic Alignment: Block (invest) wealth to accumulate it, keep patience and take family responsibility. Person has to move away from birth place for career growth. 3. Saturn in the 3rd House: It indicates lessons in communication, courage, and relationship with siblings. It indicates a need to develop persistence and effective communication skills. Potential difficulties in early education, strained sibling relationships, and the need to overcome fears. Karmic Alignment: Hard work and avoid laziness in initiating task. Improve decision power to make quick decisions. Improve way of communication (both verbal and written). 4. Saturn in the 4th House: Karmic issues related to home environment, mother, materialistic comfort (Home/Vehicle) and emotional security. There may be a need to learn about stability and responsibility in domestic life. Emotional coldness, burdens related to family/mother, and difficulties in feeling secure or at home. Karmic Alignment: Respect and care mother. Person should be caring and should have nurturing attitude. Need disciplined efforts to achieve materialistic comforts and extra effort to maintain peace in home environment. 3rd aspect on 6th house indicates health sensitivity and handle property matters carefully to avoid disputes. 5. Saturn in the 5th House: Indicates lessons related to creativity, enjoyment, children, and self-expression. This placement suggests a need to learn about responsibility and discipline in recreational activities, love relations and in raising children. It may give delays or difficulties related to children, creativity, and a serious approach to romance and pleasure. Karmic Alignment: Need to give extra effort for progeny/children. Doesn’t favour speculative activities (Stock Market etc) as Saturn is planet of hard work. 5thhouse is associated with love relationship and enjoyment, Saturn is a pessimistic and dull planet, hence it doesn’t support enjoyment in recreation activities and love affairs. Its 3rdaspect on 7th house of marriage indicates that person has to put extra efforts to maintain balance in married life. 6. Saturn in the 6th House: Karmic lessons in health, service, and daily work routines. It suggests a need to develop discipline and a strong work ethic. Creates challenges through Health issues, demanding work environments, and conflicts with colleagues. Hard work is required to achieve job satisfaction. Karmic Alignment: Selfless attitude at work place (towards colleagues and peers) and in daily life. Caring attitude towards animals and birds. Help old and sick people (having health issues). Take care of health (especially naval part) though healthy diet and routine (meditation, exercise and physical workout). Avoid laziness and disputes at workplace. 7. Saturn in the 7th House: Saturn in the 7th house indicates karmic lessons in partnerships, marriage, and public dealings. There is a need to develop commitment and maturity in relationships. It can give delays or difficulties in marriage, and partnerships. Karmic Alignment: Karmic duty towards spouse. Need to put more effort in married life, Saturn brings dullness and lack of interest in pleasure and enjoyment in married life. Person may have to spend energy and efforts to maintain the balance and warmth in relationship, as there might be some past connection between person and his/her spouse. More efforts are required to maintain business partnership. 3rd aspect is on 9th house, person should reply on effort and hard work than luck. 8. Saturn in the 8th House: It suggests karmic lessons related to transformation, shared resources, and deep psychological issues. It indicates a need to face fears and transformations and multiple changes in life. It creates challenges by financial difficulties through inheritance or joint ventures, intense personal transformations, and possible fears related to death or the occult. 8thhouse is of long term and chronic diseases also. May bring ups/down in career. Karmic Alignment: Saturn is good for longevity but may give long term health issues. Person should cope with multiple transformation in life and should maintain adaptability towards changes. Career domain should be wisely picked, as 3rdaspect is on 10th house of profession, person may have to put extra efforts (hark work and in selection of profession) to maintain career growth. 7thaspect on 2nd house of wealth accumulation may create challenges in wealth accumulation. This placement may give changes in profession. More focus is required on health, career, wealth accumulation and inheritance. 9. Saturn in the 9th House: Gives lessons related to higher education, philosophy, and long-distance travel. It suggests a need to develop a disciplined approach to learning and broadening one's horizons. It may give delays in higher education, strict belief systems, and potential obstacles in long-distance travel or foreign affairs. Relation/health/support of father may be area of concern. Karmic Alignment: Person may have karmic duty towards father, need to put more efforts for maintaining relation or lack of support from father. Karmic duty is respect father and Gurus. 9thhouse is of luck and fortune. Saturn believes in hark work and efforts rather than fortune and easy success. Person may have to make hard efforts of success and gain (3rd aspect on 11th house of Income). Visit long distance religious placed and practice spirituality. 10. Saturn in the 10th House: This placement signifies lessons in career, public image, and authority. There is a need to develop a strong sense of duty and responsibility in one's professional life. There may be initial obstacles in career, strict authority figures, and a slow but steady rise to success. Public recognition comes with hard work. Karmic Alignment: Success comes after hard work. Initial testing and then rewards. This placement is good for career but person has to learn lessons before getting success. Continuous self-grooming in term of professional skills is required. Person should practice ethical behavior and avoid conflicts with Seniors at work(karma)n Place. Person should be cautious towards his work ethics and public image. Person may explore foreign land for his/her career as 3rd aspect is on 12th house of foreign. 11. Saturn in the 11th House: Indicates karmic lessons in social circles, friendships, and ambitions. Need to develop reliability and integrity in social networks. Delays or restrictions in achieving goals, limited social circle, and the need for loyal and dependable friends. Karmic Alignment: 11th house is of Income and gain. This placement is favourable, Saturn ensure flow of income and at the same time it ensures same number of efforts for the income. Person may not feel comfortable in friend circle or may behave introvertly in social gathering. Karmic alignment is social service or any type of free service for a good cause of society. 12. Saturn in the 12th House: It gives a lesson in spirituality, isolation, and subconscious fears. It indicates a need to overcome past karmic debts through selfless service and spiritual growth. Person may face Isolation, hidden fears, pessimism and losses. There might be a tendency towards self-sacrifice or seclusion. Saturn creates obstacle in bed pleasure or sometime gives delay in marriage. Karmic Alignment: Practice spirituality, meditation and should learn to live in isolation. Person should explore spiritual aspect of life along with materialistic duties. Karmic duty is to charity in hospitals or helping those who need medical expenses. Come out of fear and pessimism through self-less services and spirituality. 3rd aspect is on 2nd house of wealth, need to be more cautious regarding spending and expenses. Note: Each Saturn placement brings specific karmic lessons and challenges, emphasizing the need for discipline, hard work, and maturity in different areas of life. Also, requiring extra effort to achieve goals related to its house placement. Understanding these influences can help in navigating life's obstacles and fulfilling one's karmic duties. Analysis is based on placement of Saturn in different houses only, impact of sign of house, position of dispositor and Nakshatra lord of Saturn, house ownership, aspect or conjunction with Saturn is not considered in this post. WhatsApp @ +91-9251032661. #astrology #Saturn

@Pavanasoonu Is retrograde in 11th the same as neecha. Kindly advice

Saturn is best in 3, 6 and 11, if dignified.

@hasthipindia hi.. congratulations on selling products whose quality is worse than what we get on the road side,but exorbitantly priced.Having a great website doesn't mean products are good. My humble request to the public is to stay away from them. Very unprofessional.

@DBSbhargav @AnkitaxPriya ಇವತ್ತು ಮೊಸರನ್ನು ಡಬ್ಬಿಗೆ... ಅಷ್ಟೇ.. ಇನ್ನೇನು ಹೇಳೋಕ್ಕೆ ಕೇಳೋಕ್ಕೆ ಉಳಿಯಲ್ಲ... ಆ ದಿನಗಳು....

Notwithstanding all its benefits, curd rice has an emotional value too. If you had a working mother, it was probably the easiest lunch she could pack without thinking twice. Almost every school day, my lunch box had curd rice, and we ate it without any regret. Simple, comforting, filling and full of memories. And pickle was the icing on it!

curd rice is so underrated. it literally has calcium, probiotics, protein, cooling and hydrating effect. plus it’s so tasty!

@babruvahanaa ತುಂಬ ಬೇಗ ನಮ್ಮನ್ನು ಅಗಲಿದರು. ಒಳ್ಳೆ ಕಲಾವಿದರು... ಓಂ ಶಾಂತಿ 🙏🏻

One of well known actors among the 90s kids in Karnataka. May his soul rest in peace… Om Shanti 🙏🏻

@itsrayaramagalu ಕ್ಷಮಿಸಿ... ಪುಣ್ಯ ಕ್ಷೇತ್ರ ತಕ್ಕಮಟ್ಟಿಗೆ ಸ್ವಚ್ಛವಾಗಿದೆಯೇ? ಉಳಿದುಕೊಳ್ಳಲು ಸೌಕರ್ಯ ಇದೆಯೇ? ದಯವಿಟ್ಟು ತಿಳಿಸಿ.

RHRN ಶ್ರೀ ಕ್ಷೇತ್ರ ಗಾಣಗಪುರ ... This place is mysterious n deeper than it appears.... 🙏 Jai ಗುರುದೇವ ದತ್ತ... #blessings on TL

@Preetam_M_Rao Correct.

Whoever says Banganapalli is better than Alphonso is either straight up lying or has no taste. Alphonso's richness and taste are unmatched. The best of all. The king of all mangoes. I said what I said!