The Ride From Tirumala To Bengaluru I
Having collected Tirumala Ladoos, I left Tirumala having taken cognisance of the fact that visits since July 1995 have been with the sole aim to get blessed by Lord Govinda, and drop in be at regular interval with no sighting of ride riddle. Lord Govinda goads one to believe that howsoever insurmountable may be the rush each devotee would get a chance to gain a fleeting glimpse with Delhi Chapter knowing fairly well who would be the coming Kings. Connecting bus from Tirupati for Bengaluru was all I desired having stayed in room 405 in SUPRABATH TOWERS for roughly 100 hours. Though hot for entire duration of stay, I had the fortune to look at Tirumala Hills elucidating what was essentially year to year thrill.
Leaving For Bengaluru On A Thursday
Left on a Thursday with disciplined automan Mr M Bhaskar dropping me at the gate from where Karnataka buses can be accessed with ease, having come around that this ride comes with no notable fees. All through the stay took meals from Orion Restaurant one of the best in town even for those who have gained over the months Delhi pound. From platforms 24 to 27 there were buses slated to leave for Trichy, Salem, Vellore, Coimbatore, Tirunelveli, Arunachalam, all high beaming spots of South India where people are busy to unfurl new central idea. My bus leaves at 9.13. There is an ad of Bhim app featuring sportsperson Mr Mahendra Singh Dhoni. Ad as well of Dream Believe Achieve at MBU (Mohan Babu University) which hands over the clue. Go past RBL Bank, Madras Tiffin Centre having understood this city invariably hosts varied tender. Go past Birla OPUS paints store. Heritage milk and milk products making waves in Tirupati and beyond noted, and this in the coming months would be lauded. Go past PEPS the great sleep store. Go past Sri Mulasthana Yellamma Temple. Bus of Shiloka - A Birla School parked and few moments later there are broad roads that drop hints even when it is pitch dark.
We Are On National Highway 140
We are on National Highway 140, soon followed by Candor School Tirupati. At 9.56 we access Heritage Parlour followed by board of Astral pipes India's number one, and this looking to be no hype. There is traffic diversion at 10 followed by first toll plaza at 10.05 in a season when India can jive. Go past Pavithra Grand, Sri Venkateswara Swamy Temple Nendragunta. First Sri Lakshmi milk tanker spotted here, hope to see more coming with their set of lore. Few moments later a lone woman spotted speaking on cell while driving scooty not to be seen in regions that are UT (Union Territory). Hotel Saravana Bhavan accessed at 10.16 followed by Hotel Saptagiri. With Niva river in proximity, and from here Kanipakam Temple is roughly 17 kms something to brood in this South Indian province that is huge.
The Ride From Tirumala To Bengaluru II
Quintessential happiness was what passengers desired as the Bengaluru bound bus moved on negotiating 250-odd kms giving to none jitters. Garuda Tours And Travels bus off and on used to overtakes us with passengers inside feeling blessed with no pounding they expected from sessions of crush. Quite notable at this moment was a woman in black attire driving bike with her associate pillion riding in a nation where price stress keeps on padding. Price rise and the incremental chase to douse the same has met with little success despite some storing at home roundabout tree buxus. Go past Irani Dude. Kanipakam Temple 0.5 kms from here for which one has to go left, and as one reached Bahuda river, this was followed by spotting of second and third milk tanker; getting the authentic supply nowadays most hanker. Go past Sri Mayuri Restaurant at 10.40. Soon after there is Chitra Coffee Bar, with thoughts on Kodanadu View Point (Tamil Nadu Province) where seldom people throw in the air coin.
Idols Of Lord Ganesh Lined In A Series For Upcoming Festival
Idols of Lord Ganesh lined in a series for upcoming festival, and this spotting visible even after 30 kms, and this is the latest. Go past Bharat Benz, Ashok Leylands plants with hoarding of Vidyavahini College and those who scored well, impromptu was the felicitation bell. Go past BMREV Industries. Go past Andhra Spice. Here toll plazas manned by a good number of women who after a long day in the Sun have lemon. Go past Sankrantipalli (Andhra Pradesh Province), go past Mother Dairy store, and this is for sure. At 10.55 Bengaluru 163 kms, and as we stop at Nandi Food Plaza there is TATA EV charging zone with calls to keep it going received as well from Rome. From here Bangarupalayam few kms away, and hope the trio in chess have awful contest and play. Fourth milk tanker spotted, and this reported to those residing in cottage. At 11.30 Kolar 83, Bengaluru 146 kms. Go past NKR TOWERS, and hope none get seduced by foreign powers.
Reach Palamaner; Special Mulbagal Dosa
Reach Palamaner at 11.37. Nearby there are a good number of Muslim institutions with good number of Muslims residing with no need for the next two decade to engage in paratrooping. At 12 go past Srinivasa Grand, and few kms away there is Special Mulbagal Dosa, and the art of preparing the same is fetched a month for over a million guest who least desire to travel to West. Reach Halekuppa (Karnataka Province) at 12.05, and as we are in Mulbagal Section there is new set of roads being laid by engineers who have at some point of time worked in a port. Here mopeds galore with contact man yet to come from Mangalore. With Mulbagal Dosa Corner spotted, and this secret is well guarded. Soon there is Usmani Taj Family Restaurant followed by Hanuman Granites with Bengaluru still 93 kms looking to be tight. At 12.32 go past Thirumala Filter Coffee, no need to eavesdrop on conversations in Assembly Lobby. Here thoughts on Repco bank in Tamil Nadu on which reportage is extensive by group Eenadu. Soon Woody's pure veg from Woodlands group accessed, and as we go past Nandini Palace we reach Kolar with some skipping coffee in terrace.
Lakes Sprout; Spotting TATA NANO Car; Thoughts On Nandini Milk
As one goes past Amrutha Veg here lakes sprout, and this is visible for miles ahead lending to some their better and bread. Lakes would have been bountiful had constructions not taken place with maddening pace. At 1.07 go past Sipani fibres plant. At 1.48 HDFC Bhattarahalli branch accessed, with some manning the afternoon desk. At 1.55 we are in K R Puram, and here oranges galore with no need to raise uproar. Here lone TATA Nano car spotted which were in good numbers in Kotagiri, Kodanadu View Point and Udhagamandalam with more likely to put in a script on business acronym LUM. Sweet products made from pure Nandini milk ad on bus, and this milk intake takes away the stress. Nandini milk has been creating waves at every corner and chase. At 2 reach Benniganahalli (Perhaps There Is Famous Benniganahalli Lake). Go past Gopalan Mall hoping against hope none get in a brawl. We reach Varthur road at 2.10. Few moments later go past Resurrection Church, Sri Balamuri Ganapathi Temple, hope no community is subjected to sessions of purge. Go past Ulsoor, Ulsoor lake. Reach Majestic in Bengaluru by 3.30 in a nation that would be flanked by different set of leaders at different point of time recouping losses at their prime. At 3.30 very much known about few set of leaders who abide by constitutional morality, and that would be no less than 24×7 duty.
This was a ride that would not have come at a more appropriate time than July the month when rains had not pitched their tent. This was a ride encompassing two provinces (Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka) essaying the belief that flavour of either can be touched provided the roads are good, samaritan come in flood. This was a ride that talked about tall educational institutions that dotted the space with a new base. This ride constantly reminded one that unity in diversity chapter gets better illustrated in this section with a vision. This ride had revelation of sorts that items as elementary as dosa and milk are much in vogue in this region not saddled by divisions.
YEDU KONDALWADA VENKATRAMNA GOVINDA GOVINDA
YEDU KONDALWADA VENKATRAMNA GOVINDA GOVINDA
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