DANGEROUS LYRICS

The way she came into the palce
I knew right then and there
There was something different
About this girl

The way she moved
Her hair, her face, her lines
Divinity in motion

As she stalked the room
I could feel the aura
Of her presence
Every head turned
Feeling passion and lust

The girl was persuasive
The girl I could not trust
The girl was bad
The girl was dangerous

I never knew but I was
Walking the line
Come go with me
I said I have no time
She said don't you pretend we didn't
Talk on the phone
My baby cried
And left me standing alone

She's so dangerous
The girl is dangerous
Take away my money
Throw away my time
You can call me honey
But you're no damn good for me

She came at me in sections
With the eyes of desire
I fell trapped into her
Web of sin
A touch, a kiss
A whisper of lvoe
I was at the point
Of no return

Deep in the darkness of
Passion's insanity
I felt taken by lust's
Strange inhumanity
This girl was persuasive
This girl I could not trust
The girl was bad
The girl was dangerous

I never knew
But I was living in vain
She called my house
And said you know my name
And don't you pretend
You never did me before
With tears in her eyes
My baby walked out the door

She's so dangerous
The girl is so dangerous
Take away my money
Throw away my time
You can call me honey
But you're no damn good for me
Dangerous
The girl is so dangerous
I have to pray to God
'Cause I know how
Lust can blind
It's a passion in my soul
But you're no damn lover
Friend of mine

And then it happened
She touched me
For the lips of
A strange woman
Drop as a honeycomb
And her mouth was
Smoother than oil
But her inner spirit and words
Were as sharp as
A two-edged sword
But I loved it
'Cause it's dangerous

I cannot sleep alone tonight
My baby left me here tonight
I cannot cope 'til it's all right
You and your manipulation
You hurt my baby

She's so dsngerous
The girl is so dangerous
Take away my money
Throw away my time
You can call me honey
but you're no damn good for me

Dangerous
The girl is so dangerous
Take away my money
Throw away my time
You can call me honey
But you're no damn good for me

Dangerous
The girl is so dangerous
I have to pray to God
Cause I know how
Lust can blind
It's a passion in my soul
But you're no damn lover
Friend of mine

List of search engines and directories

The databases used by search engines are made by "robots" or "spiders" that automatically map the Web by following the links between sites. The directories, on the other hand, contain sites that are hand picked by human beings. Still, most search sites present search engine as well as directory results. Metasearch engines gather results from several search engines and directories. They are not that good at advanced Boolean searching, but may provide you with a broad sweep of the Web.
Traditional search engines list normal webpages and some other file types that are interlinked to from such webpages. The database sites, however, give you access to data that are not part of the Web as such. See also sites focusing on the hidden Web below.


Search Engines:
About the best...
Google
Yahoo!
Yahoo!/Alta Vista
Yahoo!/All The Web
Ask
Bing (Live Search)
Exalead
GigaBlast
Cuil
Snap
iWon
Seekport UK
SearchUK
Aesop.com
FyberSearch
factbites
MoJeek
Accoona
Yoono
more...
Multisearch services
MsFreckles
Trexy
A9

Local search:
Goolge Local
Yahoo! Local
MSN City Guides
Ask Local
AOL local
Bing Local
Infospace Local
Local Search Guide
Pandia Plus Regional Search Engines
Maps
Google Maps Local
Bing Maps
Yahoo! Maps


Metasearch:
Pandia Metasearch
Search.com
Metacrawler
Mamma
Dogpile
RedeSearch.com
Kartoo
Ixquick
Clusty
HotBot
Pagebull visual search
Alohah! (the long tail)
eTools
Findelio
Kosmix
more...

Custom Search:
Directories over vertical and custom search engines:
Custom Search Engines
CSE Links
CustomSearchEngine.com
vErtical sEarch
Directories
About the best...
Pandia Plus [Q]
Yahoo! [Q]
Best of the Web
Mahalo
UKPlus
Femina Cybergrrl
Backwash
Joe Ant
Goguides.org
Tygo.com
Small Business Directory
v7n
Seven Seek
Romow
WOW

Databases:
Beaucoup!
Search Engine Links
Congoo
Directories
About.com
Academic Info
Alive
Argus
Aviva Directory of Directories
BUBL UK
Directory Journal
Gimpsy
IllumiRate
Infomine
Librarians' index
Open Directory [Q]
Rubber Stamped
Skaffe
Undum
more...

Microblog search:
AskTwitR
Back Tweets
Flaptor Twitter Search
MicroPlaza
Monitter
Twibs Business Search
TweepSearch
Tweetzi
Twingly Microblog Search
Twithaurithy
Twitscoop
Twitterfall
Twitter Search
We follow
Social search
Mahalo
Rollyo
Metafilter
diigo
Sproose
collarity
similicio.us (find similar pages)
Scour
nexplore
50 matches

Social news:
digg
Mixx
Shoutwire
Propeller
reddit
Yahoo! Buzz
Wikio

Bookmark based search:
Delicious
del.izzy
nsyght
Bookmark inSuggest

Types of software Testing

Software Testing Types:

Black box testing - Internal system design is not considered in this type of testing. Tests are based on requirements and functionality.

White box testing - This testing is based on knowledge of the internal logic of an application’s code. Also known as Glass box Testing. Internal software and code working should be known for this type of testing. Tests are based on coverage of code statements, branches, paths, conditions.

Unit testing - Testing of individual software components or modules. Typically done by the programmer and not by testers, as it requires detailed knowledge of the internal program design and code. may require developing test driver modules or test harnesses.

Incremental integration testing - Bottom up approach for testing i.e continuous testing of an application as new functionality is added; Application functionality and modules should be independent enough to test separately. done by programmers or by testers.

Integration testing - Testing of integrated modules to verify combined functionality after integration. Modules are typically code modules, individual applications, client and server applications on a network, etc. This type of testing is especially relevant to client/server and distributed systems.

Functional testing - This type of testing ignores the internal parts and focus on the output is as per requirement or not. Black-box type testing geared to functional requirements of an application.

System testing - Entire system is tested as per the requirements. Black-box type testing that is based on overall requirements specifications, covers all combined parts of a system.

End-to-end testing - Similar to system testing, involves testing of a complete application environment in a situation that mimics real-world use, such as interacting with a database, using network communications, or interacting with other hardware, applications, or systems if appropriate.

Sanity testing - Testing to determine if a new software version is performing well enough to accept it for a major testing effort. If application is crashing for initial use then system is not stable enough for further testing and build or application is assigned to fix.

Regression testing - Testing the application as a whole for the modification in any module or functionality. Difficult to cover all the system in regression testing so typically automation tools are used for these testing types.

Acceptance testing -Normally this type of testing is done to verify if system meets the customer specified requirements. User or customer do this testing to determine whether to accept application.

Load testing - Its a performance testing to check system behavior under load. Testing an application under heavy loads, such as testing of a web site under a range of loads to determine at what point the system’s response time degrades or fails.

Stress testing - System is stressed beyond its specifications to check how and when it fails. Performed under heavy load like putting large number beyond storage capacity, complex database queries, continuous input to system or database load.

Performance testing - Term often used interchangeably with ’stress’ and ‘load’ testing. To check whether system meets performance requirements. Used different performance and load tools to do this.

Usability testing - User-friendliness check. Application flow is tested, Can new user understand the application easily, Proper help documented whenever user stuck at any point. Basically system navigation is checked in this testing.

Install/uninstall testing - Tested for full, partial, or upgrade install/uninstall processes on different operating systems under different hardware, software environment.

Recovery testing - Testing how well a system recovers from crashes, hardware failures, or other catastrophic problems.

Security testing - Can system be penetrated by any hacking way. Testing how well the system protects against unauthorized internal or external access. Checked if system, database is safe from external attacks.

Compatibility testing - Testing how well software performs in a particular hardware/software/operating system/network environment and different combination s of above.

Comparison testing - Comparison of product strengths and weaknesses with previous versions or other similar products.

Alpha testing - In house virtual user environment can be created for this type of testing. Testing is done at the end of development. Still minor design changes may be made as a result of such testing.

Beta testing - Testing typically done by end-users or others. Final testing before releasing application for commercial purpose.

Happy Testing!!!

Knowledge @ Wharton - India Economic Conference

APJ Abdul Kalam:"A Leader Should Know How to Manage Failure"

RTL coding guidelines - Doing it right the first time!

* Document in detail interface timing and signal descriptions, clock and reset strategy, modular view of the design and FSMs prior to RTL coding.

* Have a comment “header” for each module with functionality description, version and a log of past changes. This can be managed using a revision control system like CVS.

* Do not include more than one module in one file and the module name should match the filename in the design.

* Be generous while adding comments where necessary - like inputs and outputs.

* Indent your code and use Emacs verilog mode for connectivity to keep it error-free. Refer to Veripool’s guide on AUTOs.

* Split the design into separate modules based on clock domains.

* Use separate always @ blocks for sequential and combinational logic. Always use non-blocking assignments for sequential logic and blocking assignments for combinational logic.

* Avoid “parallel_case full_case” compiler directives and always add a default clause for case statements.

* Do NOT assign the same variable in more than one always@ block.

* Use “if-else” only for priority encoders and case statements for parallel states.

* Avoid inferring latches in the design, clock gating and instantiating gates in the design to keep it technology independent.

* Register all inputs and outputs in the design to ease timing closure.

* Use dual stage synchronizer cells available in the library than two stage flops for synchronization.

* Use reset synchronizers for asynchronous resets. Add DFT bypass muxes for reset and clock controllability where necessary.

* Avoid combinational loops in the design to aid timing analysis and DFT

* Avoid using clock as data for flop inputs for hassle free DFT insertion.

* Do not mix posedge and negedge flops in the same module where possible.

* Always separate the combinational and sequential logic in a FSM with two always@ blocks.

* Always code with design reuse in mind - For example, FIFOs can be made generic and can be customized by passing parameters while being instantiated.

* Remember the thumb rule - Be conservative in what you transmit and be generous in what you receive

* Parenthesize all operations without depending on the reader to figure out the precedence of operators.

* Add assertions where necessary to aid verification

* Lint your design for syntax/sematic checks and clock-reset policies.

Lord Ganesha Symbolism

Taipei Zoo... Amazing - Watch Out

See how we can connect digital world objects to our day to day life….

I - AM - NOT - YOUR - FRIEND IF...

I AM NOT YOUR FRIEND IF...
~ read On ~




I AM NOT YOUR FRIEND IF.....
you have to think before you speak to me!


I AM NOT YOUR FRIEND IF.....
my presence ever makes you feel uncomfortable!


I AM NOT YOUR FRIEND IF.....
you have to thank me for everything i do for you!


I AM NOT YOUR FRIEND IF.....
you have to say sorry for everything that you don't do!


I AM NOT YOUR FRIEND IF.....
you have to ask me for favors!


I AM NOT YOUR FRIEND IF.....
you think i would not be curious to know your new philosophy of life!


I AM NOT YOUR FRIEND IF.....
you go by what i say and do not understand what i don't say!


I AM NOT YOUR FRIEND IF.....
you think that listening to your dreams would put me to sleep!


I AM NOT YOUR FRIEND IF.....
you think that seeing you in pain, would not bring a tear to me!


I AM NOT YOUR FRIEND IF.....
you think I do not remember the first time we met!


I AM NOT YOUR FRIEND IF.....
you don't see the thousand ways I try to make you happy!


I AM NOT YOUR FRIEND IF.....
you don't realize how your smile brightens up my day!


I AM NOT YOUR FRIEND IF.....
you would rather keep quiet when you really wanna talk!


I AM NOT YOUR FRIEND IF.....
you hesitate to ask me to stay back when you think we should be together!


I AM NOT YOUR FRIEND IF.....
you take too much time to tell me what i mean to you!


Am I Your FRIEND ????

The Eight Auspicious Symbols of Buddhism - A Study in Spiritual Evolution

Dhyaan BuddhaA constant intriguing factor in the imagery of the Great Buddha is the group of three curving conch-like lines on his neck. In the varied world of Buddhist art this is one common characteristic that shines across all aesthetic traditions. Like other Buddhist motifs, it too is soaked in rich spiritual symbolism. It is said to represent Buddha's deep and resonant voice, through which he introduced his followers to the path of dharma.

The association of the conch shell with Buddha's melodious voice, sweet with the tenor of his uplifting message, has both an archetypal simplicity and universal appeal. It is a hard-hitting symbol which associates a primordial object (deemed sacred in all ancient traditions) with the actual physical body of the Buddha. Indeed, though much of Buddhist philosophy is esoteric, when it comes to aesthetics, Buddhist art is justly famous for giving a physical, easily recognizable representation to abstract philosophical truths.

Buddhism has evolved over the centuries a complex, yet discernable scheme of symbolism which has found adequate expression in Buddhist art. Undoubtedly, the most popular of such symbols is the group of eight, known in Sanskrit as 'Ashtamangala,' ashta meaning eight and mangala meaning auspicious. Each of these symbols is also individually associated with the physical form of the Buddha.

These eight auspicious symbols of Buddhism (Tib. bkra shis rtags brgyad) are:

1). A Conch Shell

2). A Lotus

3). A Wheel

4). A Parasol (Umbrella)

5). An Endless Knot

6). A Pair of Golden Fishes

7). A Banner Proclaiming Victory

8). A Treasure Vase

Difference between Linux and UNIX

Q. What is the difference between Linux and UNIX?

A. UNIX is copyrighted name Only big companies are allowed to use the UNIX copyright and name, so IBM AIX and Sun Solaris and HP-UX all are UNIX. The Open Group holds the UNIX trademark in trust for the industry, and manages the UNIX trademark licensing program.






Linux is UNIX clone

But if you consider Portable Operating System Interface (POSIX) standards then Linux can be considered as UNIX. To quote from Official Linux kernel README file:
Linux is a Unix clone written from scratch by Linus Torvalds with assistance from a loosely-knit team of hackers across the Net. It aims towards POSIX compliance.
Linux is just kernel

Linux is just kernel. Linux distribution includes GUI system, installation and management tools, compilers, editors etc. Linux distribution makes it







Most UNIX oses considered as compete operating system.

As I said earlier Linux is just kernel with Linux distribution makes it complete usable os. Most UNIX oses comes with A-Z programs such as editor, compilers etc. For example FreeBSD comes with A-Z programs.
License and cost

Linux is Free (as in beer [freedom]). You will see best community support around. Many UNIX oses are not free (but this is changing fast, for example OpenSolaris/Solaris UNIX).
User-friendly

Linux is considered as most user friendly UNIX like os. It makes easy to install sound card, flash players, and other desktop goodies.
End user perspective

The differences are not that big for the average end user.
System administrator perspective

Again, the differences are not that big for the system administrator. However, you may notice difference while performing following operations:

1. Installation procedure
2. Hardware Device names
3. Admin commands or utilities

Difference between C and C++

Actually c is a procedural programming language which
cann't face the real world problem. It has some drawback
like a global data is shared by all function and if in a
large program it is find out difficult that which function
uses which data.

On the other hand c++ is an object oriented programming
language which eliminate some pitfall of conventional or
procedural programming language. It is a concept or
approach for designing a new software. It is nothing to do
with any programming language although a programming
language which support the oops concept to make it easier
to implement.

in c we use scanf function as standard input function,while
in c++ we use streame cin>> for input.like this for output
in c we use printf function,while in c++ we use cout<< as a
output function.

in c we use #includeas iclusion file,while in c++
we use #includeas inclusion file.

This is the main difference between c and c++.


C - C++

DATA IS NOT SECURED - SECURED

TOP DOWN - BOTTOM-UP

FOCUS ON PROCEDURES - FOCUS ON DATA

PROGRAMS ARE DECOMPOSED - INTO OBJECTS
INTO FUNCTIONS

allocation is done - NEW OPERATOR
with malloc statement

UNOINS AND ENUMS - AVALIABLE
ARE NOT AVALIABLE

DOES NOT PROVIDE - PROVIDES
DEFAULT ARGUMENTS


* C does not have any classes or objects. It is procedure and function driven. There is no concept of access through objects and structures are the only place where there is a access through a compacted variable. c++ is object oriented.


* C structures have a different behaviour compared to c++ structures. Structures in c do not accept functions as their parts.


* C input/output is based on library and the processes are carried out by including functions. C++ i/o is made through console commands cin and cout.


* C functions do not support overloading. Operator overloading is a process in which the same function has two or more different behaviours based on the data input by the user.


* C does not support new or delete commands. The memory operations to free or allocate memory in c are carried out by malloc() and free().


* Undeclared functions in c++ are not allowed. The function has to have a prototype defined before the main() before use in c++ although in c the functions can be declared at the point of use.


* After declaring structures and enumerators in c we cannot declare the variable for the structure right after the end of the structure as in c++.


* For an int main() in c++ we may not write a return statement but the return is mandatory in c if we are using int main().


* In C++ identifiers are not allowed to contain two or more consecutive underscores in any position. C identifiers cannot start with two or more consecutive underscores, but may contain them in other positions.


* C has a top down approach whereas c++ has a bottom up approach.


* In c a character constant is automatically elevated to an integer whereas in c++ this is not the case.


* In c declaring the global variable several times is allowed but this is not allowed in c++.

Moser Baer India recently launched MB BT809A

Moser Baer India recently launched MB BT809A, a tiny low-cost Bluetooth headset that supports Bluetooth 2.0.


The device weighs in at just around 9 grams and boasts of an automatic volume control and noise reduction technology.

The battery provides up to 150 hours of talktime or up to seven days of standby time. The headset will be sold in India for Rs 1,500.

Delhi Metro enters Noida, to open to public tomorrow

12 November 2009

NEW DELHI: Delhi Metro achieved another milestone when a brand new train chugged into the satellite city of Noida for the first time paving the
way for thousands of commuters in east Delhi and adjoining areas to enjoy the new age transport system.



The 13.1 km Yamuna Bank-Noida line was inaugurated by Union urban development minister S Jaipal Reddy in the presence of chief minister Sheila Dikshit at the newly-built Akshardham station here.

Reddy flagged off the first train with destination to Noida City Centre (Sector-32). This is the first time a Metro train formally enters Noida.

The line, which will be opened for public from 6 am tomorrow, is expected to bring a paradigm shift in the travelling habits of thousands of people in east Delhi and trans-Yamuna areas.

The Noida corridor, built at a cost of Rs 630 crore, is completely elevated and will be integrated with the existing 34.3 km Yamuna Bank-Dwarka Sector-9 segment, extending total length of the Line-3 to 47.4 km.

The line is also the first where the DMRC missed its deadline. The corridor was scheduled for opening in October.

DMRC has projected that about 53,000 passengers daily are expected to join the new age transport system after the opening of the Noida corridor.

The DMRC will run eight brand-new broad gauge trains, procured from Bombardier, on the line presently.

Hewlett-Packard to Acquire 3Com

Hewlett-Packard said on Wednesday that it had reached an agreement to acquire 3Com, a provider of computer network equipment, for $2.7 billion in a deal that H.P. plans as a springboard for an assault on the market leader in networking, Cisco Systems.

Paul Sakuma/Associated Press

Hewlett-Packard's headquarters in Palo Alto, Calif. The company said its acquisition of 3Com will help improve its business in China.

Related

Times Topics: Hewlett-Packard Company

DealBook: Spike in 3Com Options Sets Wall Street Abuzz

In an interview, Ann M. Livermore, an executive vice president of H.P., described computer networking as a $40 billion-a-year market with high profit margins that is growing briskly and dominated by Cisco, which has so far had little head-to-head competition.

“H.P. is eager and now positioned to disrupt the networking industry,” Ms. Livermore said.

The offer price, $7.90 a share, is at a premium of about 39 percent to 3Com’s closing price on Wednesday. The deal was announced after the market closed.

Under Mark V. Hurd, its chief executive, Hewlett-Packard has been beefing up its network equipment offerings to compete more aggressively against Cisco to sell data center equipment to corporations.

But so far, H.P. has mostly supplied smaller equipment used in office networks, both wired and wireless.

“What we’ve been missing is networking for the core of the data center,” Ms. Livermore said. “That’s where Cisco is strong, and before, H.P. couldn’t attack that.”

This year, Cisco went after one of H.P.’s core businesses by entering the market for server computers used in data centers. Cisco also recently teamed with EMC, another technology giant, to sell data center equipment to businesses.

H.P. also provided investors with an early look at its earnings for its fiscal fourth quarter, which ended in October, and raised its estimates for the next year. The company reported a profit, excluding some items, of $1.14 a share in the fourth quarter, which slightly beat expectations of a $1.12 a share, as compiled by Thomson Reuters.

Revenue in the quarter was $30.8 billion, down 8 percent from a year ago. But the company’s sales performance beat analysts’ forecasts by $1 billion.

H.P. joins a series of technology companies that have reported better-than-expected results recently, including Intel and I.B.M.

“Solid execution drove exceptional performance for H.P. this quarter, fueled by significant growth in China,” Mr. Hurd said in a statement.

H.P. also raised its forecast for its 2010 fiscal year. The company said it expected revenue for fiscal 2010 to be $118 billion to $119 billion, up somewhat from its previous estimate of $117 billion to $118 billion. It forecast earnings per share, excluding some items, to be $4.25 to $4.35, up from the earlier forecast of $4.20 to $4.30.

In 3Com, H.P. is acquiring a company with a rich heritage in network technology and a solid product portfolio, analysts say. But it lacks Cisco’s size and credibility in the data center market, where large corporate customers look for strong suppliers who can provide a full range of products and services.

H.P. may well be able to fill those gaps, with its strong services, storage and server computer businesses. “3Com, with H.P.’s backing, is capable of making a real run at Cisco,” said Rob Enderle, an independent technology analyst.

But analysts said that while 3Com would give H.P. crucial technology to broaden its reach in networking, further product development and marketing investment would be needed to compete directly with Cisco in large data-center accounts. “It will be a two-year process to roll this out,” said Jeffrey Evenson, an analyst at Bernstein Research. “This is a longer-term play.”

While trailing well behind Cisco in most markets, 3Com is strong in China. Half of its $1.3 billion in sales comes from the Chinese market. Three hundred of the largest 500 companies in China, and 70 percent of government agencies, use 3Com equipment, Ms. Livermore said.

Last year, a deal to sell 3Com for $2.2 billion to an alliance of Bain Capital, a private equity firm, and Huawei Technologies, a Chinese maker of networking equipment, fell apart after a federal review panel, the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, expressed national security concerns about the transaction.

3Com shares were up more than 30 percent, at $7.67, in after-hours trading on Wednesday. H.P. shares were down slightly. Trading in 3Com call options — contracts to buy 3Com shares at a fixed price — surged Wednesday to their highest level since September 2007, suggesting that word of the deal may have leaked before the announcement.

List of Company Addresses of Bangalore

Total Companies in Bangalore: 162

X-Vision Software
945, 24th Main
IInd Phase, J.P.Nagar
Bangalore - 560 078
Phone: 646634

Worldscope Disclosure India Pvt. Ltd.
106, First Floor, Gandhi Bazar Road
Basavanagudi
Bangalore - 560004

Wishbone Systems Pvt. Ltd.
968, 12th Main Road
HAL II Stage
Bangalore - 560 008
Phone: 5276717 Fax: 5276717

Wipro Systems Ltd.
3rd Floor, S.B.Towers
No.88, M.G.Road
Bangalore - 560 001
Phone: 5586202, 5588583 Fax: 5587984
Wipro Infotech Group
88 MG Road,
Bangalore - 560001
Phone: 5588422
Fax : 5586657

Wipro GE Medical Systems
Plot No. 4, Kadugodi Indl. Area
Sadaramangala
Bangalore - 560057
Phone: 8452923/25/26
Visual Engineering Services (I) Ltd.
A-313, Block III, KSSIDC Multi Storied Complex
Keonics Electronics City, Hosur Road
Bangalore - 561229

Verifone India Pvt. Ltd.
Indian Express Building
Dr. Ambedkar Road
Bangalore - 560 001
Phone: 2269920, 2269924 Fax: 229938
Unitech Systems (India) Pvt. Ltd.
III Floor, Classic Court
9/1, Richmond Road
Bangalore - 560 025
Phone: 2216442

Ultra Business Machines
II Floor, St. Patrick's Complex,
157 Brigade Road,
Bangalore - 560025
Phone. : 5585618/983
Fax : 5588626
Trigent Software Ltd.
620, 80 Feet Road
8th Block, Koramangala
Bangalore - 560 095

Thompsum Technologies (P) Ltd.
No. 29, Beratina Agrahara
Singasandra Post, Hosur Road
Bangalore - 560 068
Texas Instruments (India) Pvt. Ltd.
71, Millers Road
Sona Towers
Bangalore - 560 052
Phone: 2254235, 2259007
Fax: 2257024

Telsoft
84, IInd Main, Indranagar
Bangalore - 560 038
Phone: 5581986 Fax: 5581968
Tektronix India Ltd.
Tek Tower, Hayes Road,
Bangalore - 560025
Phone. : 2275577
Fax : 2275588

Tata Information System Ltd.
Golden Enclave Tower 'B'
Airport Road
Bangalore - 560 017
Phone: 5262355, 5267117, 5269299
Fax: 5587374, 5583344, 5587413
Tata Elxsi (India) Ltd.
No.123, Richmond Road
Bangalore - 560025
Phone: 563956, 564872 Fax: 583168

Tangerine Geoscience
15/8, Primrose Road
Bangalore - 560025
Phone: 5580357
Synopsys Development India (P) Ltd.
C/o KAMG, 5th Floor
Shariff Chambers, 14 Cunningham Road
Bangalore - 560 052
Phone: 2204600 Fax: 2204300

Stem Logic
1281, 21st Main JP Nagar ,
II Phase
Bangalore - 560078
Phone. : 649054, 647304
FAx : 647753

Squire Systems
57/9, Manipal Center, 47,
Dickenson Road,
Bangalore - 560042
Phone. : 5594477

Spectra Innovations India Pvt. Ltd.
Unit 5822, Manipal Center,
47, Dikenson Road
Bangalore - 560002
Phone. : 5588322, 5583977
Fax : 5586872
Sonata
Ist Floor, APS Trust Building
Bull Temple Road, N.R.Colony
Bangalore - 5589722 Fax: 5585092

Software Development Systems
85, Narayanappa Block,
RT nagar II Block,
Bangalore - 560032
Phone. : 551568, 5535874
Fax : 5531874
Siemens Information Pvt. Ltd.,
No. 29, Infantry Road
Bangalore 560 001
Phone: 5543547/48
Fax: 2212418

Siemens Communications S/W Ltd.,
Raheja Towers, 10th Floor
M.G Road
Bangalore 560 001
Phone: 5594067
Fax: 5594069
Sibcomm Technology (P) Ltd.,
A-308, Block III
KSSIDC Multi Storied Complex
Keonics Electronics City, Hosur Road
Bangalore 561 229

Shankti Design Pvt. Ltd
5/5, First Main Road
Jayamahal Extension
Bangalore 560 046
Phone: 560 046
Search (India) Pvt. Ltd
Flat No. 211, Block III,
KSSIDC Multi Storied Complex
Keonics Electronics City, Hosur Road
Bangalore 561 229
Phone: 2221987
Fax: 2239508

Samyog Software
"Saugandh" 476/A
13th Cross, 28th Main
1st Phase, J.P Nagar
Bangalore 560 078
Phone: 6614281
SPAN Systems
939, 23rd Main, 38th Cross
4th T Block, Jaya Nagar
Bangalore - 560041
Phone: 6639596 Fax: 6631304

SE Technology Ltd.,
A-205/206, Block III
KSSIDC Multi Storied Complex
Keonics Electronics City, Hosur Road
Bangalore 561 229
Rothwell Systems Pvt. Ltd.
130/5, Infantry Road
Balaji Complex
Bangalore - 560 001
Phone: 576950

R & R Software
73, Ist Floor, 7th A Cross
4th B Block, Koramangala
Bangalore - 560 034
Phone: 534175
Processware Systems ( P ) Ltd.
33, Patalamma Temple Street,
Basanagudi,
Bangalore - 560004
Phone. : 6614163, 622188
Fax : 6629635

Premium Logic System Ltd.
No. 214, IInd Main Road
HIG House, RMV IInd Stage
Bangalore - 560094
Phone: 2212134
Premier Computers Consultancy Services
1/2, Krishna Road Basavanagudi,
Bangalore - 560004
Phone. : 621004

Pinero Ltd.
A-306, Block III, KSSIDC Multi Storied Complex
Keonics Electronics City, HOsur Road
Bangalore - 561 229
Pharma Systems Pvt. Ltd.
199f, 27th Cross Road
7th 'B' Main, Jayanagar
Bangalore - 560 011

Peutronics Pvt. Ltd.
331-336, Raheja Arcade,
Koramangala,
Bangalore - 560095
Phone. : 5533156
Fax : 5533986

Perpetyal Power Technologies
842 A, 100 Ft Road, Indiranagar,
Bangalore - 560038
Phone. : 5254315, 8520407
Fax : 5297706

OCS International Pvt. Ltd.
No. 863D, 12th Main
IIIrd Block, Koramangala
Bangalore - 560 034
Phone: 530649, 5534903 Fax: 5533022
Nuko Information (India) Pvt. Ltd.
B-110, Block III, KSSIDC Multi Storied Complex
Keonics Electronics City, Hosur Road
Bangalore - 561 229

Novell Software Development (India) Ltd.
A.M. Industrial Estate No. 49/1 & 49/3
Garevebhavi Palya, 7th Mile Hosur Road
Bangalore - 560 068
Phone: 2219982/83 Fax: 2219929
Nobel Systems
6/1, Connaught Road
Queens Road Cross
Bangalore - 560 052
Phone: 2266560, 2251040 Fax: 2256790

Netquest India Pvt. Ltd.
224/16, Ramana Maharshi Road
Bangalore - 560 080
Phone: 3312966, 3312967
NATSEM India Designs Pvt. Ltd.
1014 First Floor
3rd Cross, 13th Main, HAL 2nd Stage
Bangalore - 560 008
Phone: 5262110, Fax: 5543369

Multimedia Station Inc.
501, 5th Cross,
HMT Layout, Ganga Nagar
Bangalore - 560032
Motorola India Ltd.
108, Gavipuram Guttahalli,
Off Bull Temple Road,
Bangalore - 560019
Phone: 6612973/4/5
Fax : 6612977

Motorola India Electronics Pvt. Ltd.
Presidency, No. 1, St. Marks Road
Bangalore - 560071
Phone : 2218545 Fax : 2210841
Motor Industries Co. Ltd. (MICO)
Hosur Road, Adugodi
Bangalore - 560 030
Phone: 2220088 Fax: 2212728

Microland Ltd.
58, 80 Feet Road,
Koramangala Block 7,
Bangalore - 560095
Phone: 5534340
Fax : 5534992
Microcon Instruments and Systems
722/22 10th A Main Road
4th Block, Jayanagar
Bangalore - 560 001
Phone: 6633862 Fax: 6633862

Mentor Systems Solutions Pvt. Ltd.
5th Floor, AI-Tower
Golden Enclave Airport Road
Bangalore - 5263615, 5263751 Fax: 5586606
Menon Information Technology
No. 20(32), Lakshmi Towers
R.V.Road, Basavanagudi
Bangalore - 560 004
Phone: 3312528 Fax: 3312528

Macmet India Ltd.
40 , Langford Road
Bangalore - 560025
Phone : 2238699 Fax : 2213984
Telex : ( 0845 ) 8152 MCMT
Linc Software Service Pvt. Ltd.
C-211, Block III, KSSSIDC Multi Storied Complex
Keonics Electronics City, Hosur Road
Bangalore - 561 229

Learn Soft
1 Floor Venkatadri Complex,
83, Richmond Road,
Bangalore - 560025
Phone. : 2217350, 2243616
LEC India Software Centre (P) Ltd.
12th Floor, DU Parc Trinity, M.G.Road
Bangalore - 560 001

Kirloskar Multimedia Ltd.
Cresent Towers, No.32/1 & 32/2 Cresent Road,
High Grounds
Bangalore - 560 001
Phone: 3363357 Fax: 2200016

Kirloskar Computer Services Ltd.
P.B.No. 5570, Malleswaram West
Bangalore - 560 055
Phone: 3322280, 3322082, 3322583

Kiefer & Vettinger Information Sys P Ltd.
Jayaram & Jayaram, 7/3, E Block, Ist Floor
Unity Building, Mission Road
Bangalore - 560 002
Phone: 2235264 Fax: 2223968
Intrak Software Systems Private Ltd.
702, 6A Cross, III Block
Koramangala
Bangalore - 560 034

Internet Systems ( P ) Ltd.
328/14, HBR Complex,
15 th Cross, Jayanagar, II Block,
Bangalore - 560011
Phone. : 6639496
Fax : 6633706
International Computech Engg. Services
A-212, B-209/210, Block III, KSSIDC Multi Storied Complex
Keonics Electronics City, Hosur Road
Bangalore - 561229

Intercope (India) Pvt. Ltd.
No. 41, Ist Cross , 3rd Main
Domlur 2nd Stage
Bangalore - 560071
Phone : 5278596 Fax : 5265351
E-mail: icope@stpb.soft.net
Integra Macro Systems Pvt. Ltd.
G 5&6, Swiss Complex
No.33, Race Course Road
Bangalore - 560 001
Phone: 226007, 2267027 Fax: 2203928

Innovation Tech. Transfer (I) Pvt. Ltd.
1/5 Santosh Complex
Armugam Circle, Basavanagudi
Bangalore - 560 004
Phone: 6612226 Fax: 6612571
Information Mang. Res.(I) Pvt. Ltd.
Industrial Factory Building No. 38/1
Naganthapura Village, Singasandra Post
Bangalore - 561 221

Informatics Group
337, Karuna Complex, III Floor,
Sampige Road, Malleswaram,
Bangalore- 560003
Phone. : 3365940
Fax : 3367867
Indian Telephone Industries
Bangalore Complex, Dooravaninagar
Bangalore - 560 016
Phone: 8511211 Fax: 8511724

India Computer Center
11, King Street,
Richmond Town,
Bangalore - 560025
Phone. : 2215662, 2273921
Fax : 3320200
Imagine Information Technology Ltd.
No. 813, South Block, Eighth Floor
Manipal Centre, 47, Dickinson Road
Bangalore - 560 042

ITC Ltd.
B-309, Block III, KSSIDC Multi Storied Complex
Keonics Electronics City, Hosur Road
Bangalore - 561229
IT Solutions India pvt. Ltd.
17, 3rd Floor, Southend Road
Basavanagudi
Bangalore - 6622153, 6617345, 6617346 Fax: 662154

IMR India Ltd.
38/4, Naganathapura Village,
Singasandra Post,
Bangalore - 560068
Phone: 5537691
Fax : 5532850
Honeywell Ltd.
Block III, KSSIDC Multi Storied Complex
Keonics Electronics City, Hosur Road
Bangalore - 561 229

Hinditron Tektronics Instruments Ltd.
5, Crescent Road
High Grounds
Bangalore - 560 001
Phone: 2265470/71 Fax: 2250669
Hierarchial Object Oriented Dev. Comp.
Duplex Flats, A & C Chandra Apartments
82 Infantry Road
Bangalore - 560 001

Heuristix Systems Pvt. Ltd.
239/A-1 , 10th Cross , RMV Extension
Bangalore - 560080
Phone : 3340496, 3346589, 3341740
Fax : 5586287 Telex : ( 0845 ) 2696,8055

Health Scribe India (P) Ltd.
B-202/B-203, Block III, KSSIDC Multi Storied Complex
Keonics Electronics City, Hosur Road
Bangalore - 561 229

Gulftech India Pvt. Ltd.
No. 2008, 100 Feet Road
HAL II Stage
Bangalore - 560 056
Phone: 5561672, 5585152 Fax: 5580101
Genesys Interactive Systems (I) Pvt. Ltd.
F-5, First Floor, Hall Mark Appartments
1 Wheeler Road, Fraser Towen
Bangalore - 560 005
Phone: 5542078 Fax: 5542078

Faculties India Systems Services
#14, 8th Main Road, Malleswaram
Bangalore - 560 003
Phone : 3349594 Fax: 3346185
E-mail: gen-info@facind.com
Eurolink Overseas Pvt.
F-2, Block B-1
Mohan Co-op Industrial Estate
New Delhi - 110 044
Phone: 6948617, 6941831, 6941832 Fax: 6943732

Fidelio India Pvt. Ltd.
No.60, 4th Main Road
Domlur II Stage
Bangalore - 560 038
Phone: 5260691-93 Fax: 5260695
Esseven Infotech Ltd.
375, 1st Cross, 9th Main
Judges Colony, R.T.Nagar
Bangalore - 560 032
Phone: 3336730

Esseven Infotech Ltd.
289, 15 Main,
Malleswaram,
Bangalore - 560003
Phone. : 3312374, 3311730
Fax : 3311922
Equinox Solutions Pvt. Ltd.
130/1, Ulsoor Road
Bangalore - 560 042

Easi Technologies Pvt. Ltd.
204/C, 6th Main, 27th Cross
III Block, Jayanagar
Bangalore - 560 004
Phone: 6631375 Fax: 6633888
EWI Engineers & Consultants (I) Pvt. Ltd.
C/o S.Rao & Co., Chartered Accountants, 300/1D
16th Cross Road, Upper Palace Orchards
Bangalore - 560 080
Phone: 3312528, 3313677 Fax: 3313679

EMpower India
No.414, I Cross, 7th Main Road
HAL II Stage
Bangalore - 560 008
EMRC Engineering Mechanics Research India ( P ) Ltd.
907, Barton Center,
84 MG Road,
Bangalore - 560001
Phone. : 5550298, 5594770, 5586576
Fax : 5594770

Deutsche Software (India) Pvt. Ltd.
VIII Floor , Raheja Towers, 26-27, M. G. Road
Bangalore - 560001
Phone : 5596314 , 5596320 Fax : 5597439
Deneb Hitech India Pvt. Ltd.
No.15, IAT Buildings
Millers Tank Bed, Queens Road
Bangalore - 560 052
Phone: 2205121 Fax: 564163

Decision Software India
26 , Victoria Road
Bangalore - 560047
Phone : 560665, 579087 Fax : 226674, 2251468
Deccan Logitech Pvt. Ltd.
40, II Main, C.K.C. Garden
Mission Road
Bangalore - 560 067
Phone: 2224622 Fax: 2240866

DTA Software
3568/2, 4th Cross 15 th G main,
HAL , 2nd Stage,
Bangalore - 560038
Phone. : 5260921, 5261912
Fax : 5261911
DTA Software Pvt. Ltd.
15A, Kalpavriksha
12, Race Course Road, Madhavnagar
Bangalore - 560 001
Phone: 2261371 Fax: 2205469

DDMS Simulations S/W Consult Ltd.
657, 31st Cross, 11th Main
4th Block, Jayanagar
Bangalore - 560 011
Phone: 6634668 Fax: 6634229

DDE-ORD Systems Ltd.
29, Shanti Road, Shanti Nagar
Bangalore - 560 027
Phone: 2237674 Fax: 2236204

Cyber Systems
106, Ist Floor,
HAL II Stage,
Bangalore - 560075
Phone: 5283543
Fax : 5283543
Cyber Marketing
22, Koramangala Industrial Area
Bangalore 560091
Phone: 5534711
Fax: 5532427
Email: cminfo@geonexus.com

Cranes Software International
No. 5, Airport Road,
Domlur Layout
Bangalore - 560071
Phone: 5549338
Fax : 5546299
Cosystems (India) Pvt. Ltd.
9/2, 6th Floor, Dhondusa Complex
Residency Road
Bangalore - 560 025
Phone: 2271852, 2240994 Fax: 2261468

Coromandel Solutions ( P ) Ltd.
(Since Changed To Intgra Technosoft Private Limited)
CSL House , 1 Cross I Block, Jayanagar
Bangalore - 560011
Phone : 6647924 Fax : 6654669
Complete Business Solutions (I) Ltd.
19, Annaswamy Mudaliar Road
Bangalore - 560 042
Phone: 560188 Fax: 560188

Client Server System
45/7, Vinayaka Complex
II Floor, Presidency Cross Road
Bangalore - 560 001
Phone: 5598421
Clearview Technologies Private Ltd.
280, 21st Main, I Phase, II Stage
BTM Layout
Bangalore - 560 076
Phone: 6640636

Chandra Chemical Enterprises Ltd.
A-312, Block III, KSSIDC Multi Storied Complex
Keonics Electronics City, Hosur Road
Bangalore - 561 229
Celsuistech Systems
S-175, Block III, KSSIDC Multi Storied Complex
Keonics Electronics City, Hosur Road
Bangalore - 561 229

Capsoft India Pvt. Ltd.
No.401, IVth Floor, Hoysala Apartments
Cunningham Road
Bangalore - 560 052
Phone: 2204724 Fax: 2204987
Cantech Infor. Systems Pvt. Ltd.
308, Brigade Gardens, 19 Church Street
Bangalore - 560 001
Phone: 5594397 Fax: 5594398

Calogic Technology India Pvt. Ltd.
63, Palace Road
Bangalore-560 052
Phone: 2202565 Fax: 2202565
Cadus International Pvt. Ltd.
A-203, Blue Cross Chambers,
11, Infantry Road Cross,
Bangalore - 560001
Phone. : 5598502, 5598743
Fax : 6610863

CG Smith Software Ltd.
1-A, Peenya Ind. Estate, Peenya
Bangalore
Phone: 8391663 Fax: 8391665
CCE Software
( A Division Of Chandras Chemicals Ent. Ltd.)
A - 312 , Software Technlogy Park , III Block , KSSIDC Building
Hosur Road , Electronics City
Bangalore - 561229
Phone : 8520989 Fax : 5533022

Building Network Automation
146, Shantala Plaza,
VII Main, XIV Cross Malleswaram,
Bangalore - 560003
Phone: 3345451, 3341902
Fax : 3314313
Britannia Industries Ltd.
Airport Road,Vimanpura
Bangalore - 560017
Phone : 560065, 561749 Fax : 560355
Telex : (0845) 8575

Bharat Electronics Ltd.
Software Export Department
144, Shubharam Complex, Ist Floor , M .G. Road
Bangalore - 560013
Phone : 5582367 , 5583853 Fax: 543675
Telex : ( 0845 ) 8485 SOFX IN

Baysoft Private Limited
No. 30, Church Street
Bangalore - 560001
Phone: 5598939, 5598940 Fax: 5598941

BAeHAL Software Pvt. Ltd.
Airport Lane, HAL Estate
Bangalore - 560017
Phone: 5275867, 5262927 Fax: 5270915
Autodesk Inc.
206 , Raheja Plaza , 17 , Commissarait Road
Shoolay Tank Bed Area ,
Bangalore - 564939
Phone : 564928 , 564939
Fax : 564897

Authorisation Systems (I) Pvt. Ltd.
No. 502 Westiminister, 43, Cunningham Road
Bangalore - 560 052
Phone: 2205114/ 2205839
Aspect-DCM Pvt. Ltd.
Leo Complex, Vth Floor, Residency Road Cross
Bangalore - 560 025
Phone: 5585342/1267 Fax: 5585238

Arcus Technology Pvt. Ltd.
201, Embassy Chambers
No.5, Vittal Mallya Road
Bangalore - 560 001
Phone: 2217307 Fax: 2210336
Analog Devices India Pvt. Ltd.
4/2, Samrah Plaza, Ist Floor, St. Marks Road
Bangalore - 560 001

Ampersand Software Applications Ltd.
No. 68 , 14th Cross , R.T. Nagar 1 Block
Bangalore - 560032
Phone : 3336173
Fax : 3333891
Altair Software India Pvt. Ltd.
A-109, Block III, KSSIDC Multi Storied Complex
Keonics Electronics City, Hosur Road
Bangalore - 561 229

Advanced Micronic Devices Ltd.
65 , Arun Complex , DVG Road Basavangudi
Bangalore - 560004
Phone : 600631 , 605224 , 607800 , 604502
Fax : 6608785 Telex : (0845) 8332MDBG IN
E-mail: 1564@compurserve.com
Aditi Technologies Pvt. Ltd.
224/16, Ramana Maharshi Road
Bangalore
Phone: 3312966, 3312967 Fax: 3346201
Email: Kp@aditi.com

AL Information Technology
A-105, Block III, KSSIDC Multi Storied Complex
Keonics Electronics City, Hosur Road
Bangalore - 561 229
AI Soft Pvt. Ltd.
910 , Brigade Towers , Brigade Road
Bangalore - 560025
Phone : 2218262 , 2218263
Fax : 2215604

Mentors Systems Solutions Pvt. Ltd.
5 th Floor, A1 Tower, Golden Enclave, Airport Road
Bangalore - 560017
Phone : 5263615, 5263751 Fax : 5261418
Manhattan Associates Software (P) Ltd.
657 , 11th Main, 31 st Cross , 4th Block, Jayanagar
Bangalore - 560011
Phone : 6634668 Fax : 6634229

Infosys Technologies Ltd.
Plot No. 44 , 3rd Cross
Electronics City , Hosur Road
Bangalore - 561229
Phone : 8520261/2/8520270 Fax : 8520361/2
E-mail: nandan_mn@inf.com, freshers@inf.com
Index Computing Pvt. Ltd.
Sharrif Chambers , 14 , Cuningham Road
Bangalore - 560052
Phone : 2250689 Telex : ( 0845 ) 8555 , 8992

Hewlett-Packard (I) Software Operations Pvt. Ltd.
No. 29 , Cunnigham Road
Bangalore - 560050
Phone : 2265595, 2261254/1554/1075/5931 Fax : 2200196
BPL Systems and Projects Ltd.
64 , Church Street
Bangalore - 560001
Phone : 91 (80) 5586598, 5597389
Fax : 91 (80) 5586971

BFL Software Ltd.
45/3 , Gopalakrishna Complex, Residency Road
Bangalore - 560025
Phone : 5588722 Fax : 5581918
E-mail: bflgen@uranium.bfl.soft.net

Ashok Leyland Information Technology Ltd.
218/219 , Raheja Chambers
12 , Museum Road
Bangalore - 560001
Phone : 5587811 , 5597924
Fax : 5584708

Advanced Synergic Microsystems Ltd.
80/2 , Lussane Court , Richmond Road
Bangalore 560025
Phone : 2270547 , 2274121/122
Fax : 2240548 , 2273606
Telex : (0845) 2298 IFTK IN
Vishes Technologies
325, Chinmaya Mission Hospital Road,
Indranagar,
Bangalore - 560038
Phone. : 560050, 565600
Fax : 5565090

Srujana Technology
1037, Dr. Rajkumar Road,
IV Block Rajajinagar,
Bangalore - 560010
Phone. : 3380710, 3303175
Fax : 3388074
Select Systems & Software ( P ) Ltd.
3050, 80 Ft Road,
HAL III Stage Indiranagar,
Bangalore - 560008
Phone. : 5281765
Fax : 5299033

SS Computers
Dugar House, 19,
Edward Road, Queen Road Cross,
Bangalore - 560052
Phone. : 2264884
Fax : 2255127
SRG Systems ( P ) Ltd.
35/3/A, Langford Road,
Bangalore - 560025
Phone. : 2233276, 2235246
Fax : 2218781

Ramsoft Technologies
4/1, XXII Cross, VIII Main,
III Block, Jayanagar,
Bangalore - 560011
Phone. : 647152, 648102
Fax : 6631303
Nashsoft Systems
41, Lavelle Road,
Bangalore - 560001
Phone. : 2213345, 2271655
Fax : 2271657

Narmatha Electronics Centre
55, 13 A, Main Road,
Hanumanthanagar,
Bangalore - 560050
Phone. : 6019116
Inventa Software ( India ) Pvt. Ltd.
2, Nandidurg Road,
Benson Town,
Bangalore - 560046
Phone. : 3333427, 3335549
Fax : 3336026

Encompass Software & Systems
129, Silver Lake Terrace,
167, Richmond Road,
Bangalore - 560025
Phone. : 5584068, 5584866
FAX : 5574322
Dharma Computers
#94, 4th B Cross Industrail Layout,
Koramangala V Block,
Bangalore - 560095
Phone. : 5533622, 5534601, 5537114
Fax : 5537115

Cranes Software International
NO. 5, Airport Road,
Domlur Layout
Bangalore - 560071
Phone: 5549338
Fax : 5546299
Brainware Infotech
92, Anjaneya, Temple Street,
Basavanagudi,
Bangalore - 560004
Phone. : 6616867, 6616895

3SE
8th Floor, Diamond Jubilee Commerecial Complex,
Hudson Circle,
Bangalore - 5600027
Phone. : 2211143
Fax : 2211152
Pertech Computers Ltd.
IV Floor, Shiv Shankar Plaza
19 , Lalbagh Road ,
Bangalore - 560027
Phone : 91 ( 80 ) 2240087, 2273349
Fax : 91 ( 80 ) 2273286

PSI Data Systems Ltd.
Shrutta Complex, 19, Primrose Road
Bangalore - 560025
Phone : 91 ( 80 ) 5585726
Fax : 91 ( 80 ) 5588298
Telex : ( 0845 ) 3056 PSIE IN
Mascot Systems pvt. Ltd.
A-208, Block III, Software Technology Park
KSSIDC Complex, Electronics City
Bangalore - 561229
Phone : 8520959, 8520960/1 Fax : 8520958

Digital Equipment (India) Ltd.
( A Subsidiary of Digitial Equipment Corporation , USA )
Digital Park , 92 , Industrial Suburb II Stage, Yeshwanthpur
Bangalore - 560022
Phone : 3374785 Fax : 3374601
Telex : ( 0845 )8758
Repro Press (P) Ltd.
108, Ramanashree Chambers
37, Lady Curzon Road,
Bangalore - 560001
Phone : 91 ( 80 ) 5592938, 5598304
Fax : 91 ( 80 ) 5592938

Transoft International (P) Ltd.
No. 724, 24th Main Road
VI Phase, J.P.Nagar
Bangalore - 560078
Phone: 6633731

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Tumkur special - Kote Anjeneya Swami Statue

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Goravanahalli Shree Mahalakshmi Temple - Tumkur

Goravanahalli Shree Mahalakshmi Temple


It was less than 2 hour journey to reach Goravanahalli covering a distance of around 80km from Bangalore. Goravanahalli is the abode of Shree Mahalakshmi, Goddess of wealth and prosperity. It is one of the famous pilgrimage centers around Bangalore, drawing a lot of devotees from Bangalore and elsewhere.
Goravanahalli Shree Mahalakshmi TempleGoravanahalli is located in Koratagere Taluk of Tumkur district. It is said that Abbayya, a poor man was blessed to get the idol of Mahalakshmi. After worshipping Mahalakshmi at his home, Abbayya became rich. He started doing charity work and his home earned the tag ‘Lakshmi Nivasa’. Later Abbayya’s brother Thotadappa joined Abbayya in his charity work. After the death of Abbayya, Thotadappa was performing poojas to the Goddess. One day in his dreams, Mahalakshmi asked him to build a shrine for Her. So, Thotadappa built a shrine for Mahalakshmi. After Thotadappa, Chowdayya was performing poojas. But from the year 1910 the temple was in a neglected state.
Goravanahalli Shree Mahalakshmi Temple Main EntranceIn the year 1925, Kamalamma on arriving at Goravanahalli, saw the neglected state of the temple. She started performing the poojas for the Goddess. Then again after a year temple was in a neglected state, when she left the place. But then in 1952, Kamalamma was back in Goravanahalli and settled there. After this regular poojas were performed by Kamalamma. People wait in queue for the darshana of Shree MahalakshmiIn due time, temple attained fame by word of mouth. Tuesdays and Fridays are considered very auspicious here and lot of people visit the temple in these days of the week. Lakshadeepotsava is one of the revered religious programmes here in Karthika maasa. Apart from Mahalakshmi, there are also shrines of Goddess Marikamba and Manchala Nagappa, the snake god in Goravanahalli.

Goravanahalli temple is all surrounded by greenery and Theetha reservoir is nearby. People after visiting the temple, go for walk aroud Theetha reservoir. Theetha resevervoir is built for Suvarnamukhi river and it is also one of the attractions of the place.
Theetha Reservoir in Goravanahalli


How To reach Goravanahalli : KSRTC buses ply from Bangalore and Goravanahalli. Also, one can reach the place from Tumkur, Doddaballapur or Koratagere. Hired/own vehicle is also a good option as Golden quadrilateral multilane road leading to the place gives a cool experience.

Devarayana Durga

Devarayanadurga (Kannada: ದೇವರಾಯನ ದುರ್ಗ) is a hill station near Tumkur in the state of Karnataka in India. The rocky hills are surrounded by forest and the hilltops are dotted with several temples including the Yoganarasimha and the Bhoganarasimha temples and an altitude of 3940 feet. It is also famous for Namada Chilume, a natural spring considered sacred and is also considered the origin of the Jayamangali river. Another famous temple in the area is the Mahalakshmi Temple at Goravanahalli.


Getting there

It is 65 km from Bangalore, India, by road on Tumkur road. The nearest railway station is 25 km away in Dabbaspet.

There are 2 routes to this place.

1. From Banglore, go till Dobbespet. Go under the flyover and take a right. (note: The left here leads to Shivagange betta and right leads to Devarayandurga.) This road is in quite bad shape and it is a longer approach to Devarayanadurga NOW THE ROAD IS GOOD. On this route you get Devarayanadurga first, and then as you go towards Kyatsandra, you get another Hanuman and Shankara temple, a little further is Namada Chilume and then Siddaganga mutt (different from Siddagange betta) and a kilometer from there is Kyatsandra where you hit Banglore Tumkur road.
2. The other route from banglore is from Kyatsandra. About 1Km after crossing second toll gate on Tumkur road take right at Kyatsandra. After crossing railway level cross you reach Siddaganga Mutt then Namada Chilume then Hanuman Temple and finally Devarayanadurga. The roads on this side are much better and this route is shorter.

View Point of Devarayana Durga:

Mona Lisa

Mona Lisa (also known as La Gioconda) is a 16th century portrait painted in oil on a poplar panel by Leonardo da Vinci during the Italian Renaissance. The work is owned by the Government of France and is on the wall in the Louvre in Paris, France with the title Portrait of Lisa Gherardini, wife of Francesco del Giocondo.[1] It is perhaps the most famous and iconic painting in the world.



Artist : Leonardo da Vinci
Year : c. 1503–1506
Type : Oil on poplar
Dimensions : 77 cm × 53 cm (30 in × 21 in)
Location : Musée du Louvre, Paris

The painting is a half-length portrait and depicts a woman whose expression is often described as enigmatic.[2][3] The ambiguity of the sitter's expression, the monumentality of the half-figure composition, and the subtle modeling of forms and atmospheric illusionism were novel qualities that have contributed to the painting's continuing fascination.[1] It is probably the most famous painting that has ever been stolen from the Louvre and recovered. Few other works of art have been subject to as much scrutiny, study, mythologizing, and parody.[4] A charcoal and graphite study of the Mona Lisa attributed to Leonardo is in the Hyde Collection, in Glens Falls, NY.[5]

Guinness World Records 2009 Edition

THE GLOBAL BEST-SELLER RETURNS WITH REMARKABLE NEW RECORDS, ALL EXCLUSIVE PHOTOGRAPHY AND A 3D PERSPECTIVE!





Guinness World Records Launched 2009 Edition


Guinness World Records released the 2009 edition of the internationally-revered-bestseller in the first-ever worldwide launch.

54 years and counting, the globally acclaimed book surpassed Jamie Oliver and Russell Brand during nine consecutive weeks at # 1 on the UK best-seller list in 2007. This year, Guinness World Records 2009 hits the scene even bigger and better than its predecessor with thousands of new and updated records, unique photography and - for the first time ever - 3D special features. In an eclectic mix of content, the upcoming edition remains loyal to old favourites Tallest Living Man, epic journeys such as Fastest Round the World Cycle and record-breaking athleticism The Men’s 100 m,while introducing eye-catching new features such as life-size gatefolds of the new Shortest Man, 3D dinosaurs and pictures, and record sections devoted solely to Harry Potter and celebrities in the “Hollywood Hall of Fame”.

Among pages of brand new achievements, Guinness World Records presents updates on many of its classic records. The 2009 edition reveals Edna Parker (US) as the Oldest Living Person (114 years and 115 days); 105-year old Edith Gulliford (UK) as the Oldest Bridesmaid; and for canine lovers, the Longest Dog, Irish Wolfhound Mon Ami von der Oelmühle, with an impressive nose-to-tail-tip length of 232 cm (91.3 in).

In the cinematic arena, a number of high calibre stars achieved amazing feats. Samuel L Jackson set the record for the Highest Grossing Actor with a whopping 68 movies at a total gross of $7.42 billion (£3.94 billion). Fans of Tim Burton and Johnny Depp (both USA) can celebrate that the actor/director union between the two became the Most Lucrative Movie Partnership ever formed, as their five blockbuster films netted an amazing £287m ($570.6 million). Angelina Jolie seizes last year’s shared record from Jennifer Aniston and goes solo as Most Powerful Actress. Meanwhile, Jolie’s husband (and Aniston’s ex) Brad Pitt topples Tom Cruise as Most Powerful Actor,clearly crowning “Brangelina” Hollywood’s most powerful couple. Other record-breakers include the 21 Bond movies and Transformers (USA, 2007) which mark the Highest Grossing Movie Series and Most Downloaded Movie respectively.

From the world of television, the new edition recognizes Lost (ABC) as the Most Downloaded Show of all time, however, in a bizarre record twist it loses its title for Most Popular TV Show to hospital drama House (Fox), starring Hugh Laurie (UK) as the unconventional maverick Dr Gregory.

In the world of music, fallen pop princess Britney Spears once again creates headlines as she beats party pal Paris Hilton as the Most Searched Person on the Internet. The UK can also pride itself on an impressive line-up of British music record-breakers in the upcoming book. The Sugababes’ single ‘About You Now’ became the First Track by a British Pop Act to Top the Singles Chart solely on the strength of download sales and broke long standing record Biggest Chart Mover to the No.1 Position in the UK jumping from No. 35 to top spot beating previous record Captian Sensible’s ‘Happy Talk’ from 1982. X Factor winner Leona Lewis seized the spot for Best Selling Debut Album in the UK in One Week by a Female with her debut album Spirit, also creating another new record for Fastest Selling Album to Reach 1 Million Copies in the UK by a Female Artist. Singer and tabloid favourite Amy Winehouse made it into Guinness World Records 2009 through her achievement for the Most Grammy Awards Won by a British female Act as she took home five of the six awards that she was nominated for at the annual LA Grammy Awards show in 2008. However, it’s not just the rising stars of the UK who receive accolades in this year’s edition; Led Zeppelin broke the world record for the Highest Demand for Tickets for One Music Concert when 20 million requests came through the 02 Arena for the one-time reunion show in December 2007. Sir Paul McCartney became the Most Successful Songwriter who has written/co written 188 charted records, of which 91 reached the Top 10 and 33 made it to No.1 totalling 1,662 weeks on the chart (up to the beginning of 2008)

Those who count on Guinness World Records to deliver the wacky, weird and bizarre will not be disappointed! This year’s edition includes the world record for the Youngest Club DJ (7 years and 98 days) the Most Breast Milk Donated by 1 Person (135.5 litres), the Largest Underwater Press Conference (61 journalists) and the Most Dangerous Cheese to human health, Casu Marzu (''rotten cheese'').

The 2009 Edition also presents a special feature devoted solely to the international phenomenon known as Guinness World Records Day. This day celebrates the anniversary of Guinness World Records officially becoming the biggest best selling copyright book of all time. Last year more than 100,000 people united across the globe to break records and make their mark in Guinness World Records history. This section of the book highlights all of the new achievements recorded on this day in 2007 and provides information on how to get involved with Guinness World Records Day 2008 on 13th November.

Total Number of Colleges in Karnataka

Karnataka Higher Education Colleges List

The endeavour of the Government is to make higher education in Karnataka Colleges more accessible and affordable to the economically weaker sections and the rural students and to create employment opportunity through higher education in Karnataka Colleges.

Total Number of Colleges in Karnataka
Universities : 19
Medical Colleges : 172
Teacher Training Colleges : 72
Engineering Colleges : 120
Arts and Science Colleges : 930
Others : 214

Top Ten Indian Companies in Forbes Global 2000 List

Forbes has complied a list of 2000 best companies of the world for the year 2009. Indian companies are also got listed into the mega list of companies. The three Indian companies Reliance Industries Limited, State Bank of India and Oil and Natural Gas Corporation are listed among top 200 companies in the list.

Last year 48 Indian companies were listed in the race for top 2000 global companies and this year 47 Indian companies are listed. This year the impact of the global downturn was high on all the economies of the world. Despite, many companies have managed to secure top ranks in the list.

Here are the top ten Indian companies listed in the Forbes Global 2000 list:

* Reliance Industries Limited (RIL): Mukesh Ambani-promoted RIL has ranked 121 position in the Forbes Global 2000 list. Reliance Industries Limited, is also a Fortune Global 500 company and is the largest private sector company in India.

* State Bank of India (SBI): The largest bank of India, SBI has ranked 150 in the top 200 companeis of the Forbes Global 2000 list. The bank has maximum number of ATMs in India. State Bank of India was adjudged the Best Bank of the Year 2008 by London based ‘The Banker’ magazine of Financial Times Group.

* Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC): ONGC the largest public sector undertaking in India has ranked 152 in the list of Forbes Global 2000. Last year, ONGC was ranked 198th in Forbes Global 2000 list for the year 2008. ONGC ranked 335th position as per Fortune Global 500 list in the year 2008.

* Steel Authority of India (SAIL): SAIL has ranked 582 in the Forbes Global 2000 list. SAIL is the leading steel-making company in India. It is a fully integrated iron and steel maker, producing both basic and special steels for domestic construction, engineering, power, railway, automotive and defence industries and for sale in export markets.

* Reliance Communications: The company has ranked 689 rank in the list of Forbes Global 2000 list for the year 2009. Reliance Communications is the flagship company of the AnilDhirubhai Ambani Group (ADAG) of companies. Listed on the National Stock Exchange and the Bombay Stock Exchange, it is India’s leading integrated telecommunication company with over 71 million customers.

* Larsen & Toubro Limited (L&T): L&T is India's largest engineering and construction conglomerate with additional interests in electrical, electronics and IT. L&T ranked 773 in the Forbes Global 2000 list for the year 2009. A survey conducted by the country’s leading business magazine Business Today and consultancy firm Ernst & Young has given L&T a coveted honour – ‘The Best Managed Company in India’ in 2008.

* Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL): BPCL ranked 795 in the list of Global 2000 companies complied by Forbes for the 2009. BPCL caters to the fuel needs of approx. 8000 Industrial customers spread across all over the country. These include Industries from the Public & Private Sectors, of the core and non-core segments and various Govt. Establishments, such as Defence, Railways, State Trading Corporations, and State Electricity Boards.

* Bharat Heavy Electrical Limited (BHEL): BHEL ranked 796 in the list of Global 2000 companies listed by Forbes for the year 2009. BHEL manufactures over 180 products under 30 major product groups and caters to core sectors of the Indian Economy viz., Power Generation & Transmission, Industry, Transportation, Telecommunication, Renewable Energy, etc.

* Housing Development Finance Corporation Ltd. (HDFC): HDFC ranked 808 in the list of Global 2000 companies complied by Forbes for the year 2009. HDFC was incorporated in 1977 with the primary objective of meeting a social need - that of promoting home ownership by providing long-term finance to households for their housing needs. HDFC was promoted with an initial share capital of Rs. 100 million.

* Tata Consultancy Services (TCS): TCS ranked 834 in the list of Global 2000 companies listed by Forbes for the year 2009. TCS offers a consulting-led, integrated portfolio of IT and IT-enabled services delivered through its unique Global Network Delivery Model, recognized as the benchmark of excellence in software development.