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Discover Bangalore like never before. In this delightful sequel to her bestselling Namma Bangalore, Shoba Narayan explores the evolving soul of her city. With warmth and humour, she captures what it means to belong to this cosmopolitan yet comforting haven.

Inside this book, you’ll find:
?? Food and arts: From dosa debates to hidden jazz bars and art corners.
?? Heritage stories: Walks, landmarks and traditions that reveal the city’s layered past.
?? Everyday life: Traffic jams, street vendors and small joys that define the city.
?? Nostalgia: Heartfelt reflections that celebrate belonging in a cosmopolitan home.
?? Travel tales: Perfect for visitors, expats and anyone exploring books on Indian cities.

Whether you’re a lifelong resident or a visitor, this book brings Bangalore alive with stories that resonate. For fans of travel memoirs and culture books, Shoba offers a witty, affectionate and unforgettable portrait of Bangalore today.
 

Review

‘Shoba is a brilliant multi-media creative artist, successful in a broad variety of ventures.’
Ann Matlow

About the Author

Shoba Narayan is the author of seven books. She has been a journalist and columnist for 30 years, writing about travel, food, wine, culture, crafts and relationships, for national and international publications. She has won a James Beard Award and a Pulitzer Fellowship. She has taught and lectured at universities in India and abroad.

She is interested in Indian aesthetics, and has researched its influence on jewellery, music, textiles and scents. She founded and co-created a website called Project LooM, which documents the weaving traditions of India. She is a birdwatcher, wine-drinker and gadget geek. Her lifelong mission is to get fit without exercising and lose weight without dieting.
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Namma Bangalore 2.0 Culture, Coding, Cuisine, Creativity

Namma Bangalore 2.0 Culture, Coding, Cuisine, Creativity

ISBN: 9789370031821
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  • ISBN: 9789370031821
  • Author: Shoba Narayan
  • Publisher: Rupa
  • Pages: 224
  • Format: Paperback
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Discover Bangalore like never before. In this delightful sequel to her bestselling Namma Bangalore, Shoba Narayan explores the evolving soul of her city. With warmth and humour, she captures what it means to belong to this cosmopolitan yet comforting haven.

Inside this book, you’ll find:
?? Food and arts: From dosa debates to hidden jazz bars and art corners.
?? Heritage stories: Walks, landmarks and traditions that reveal the city’s layered past.
?? Everyday life: Traffic jams, street vendors and small joys that define the city.
?? Nostalgia: Heartfelt reflections that celebrate belonging in a cosmopolitan home.
?? Travel tales: Perfect for visitors, expats and anyone exploring books on Indian cities.

Whether you’re a lifelong resident or a visitor, this book brings Bangalore alive with stories that resonate. For fans of travel memoirs and culture books, Shoba offers a witty, affectionate and unforgettable portrait of Bangalore today.
 

Review

‘Shoba is a brilliant multi-media creative artist, successful in a broad variety of ventures.’
Ann Matlow

About the Author

Shoba Narayan is the author of seven books. She has been a journalist and columnist for 30 years, writing about travel, food, wine, culture, crafts and relationships, for national and international publications. She has won a James Beard Award and a Pulitzer Fellowship. She has taught and lectured at universities in India and abroad.

She is interested in Indian aesthetics, and has researched its influence on jewellery, music, textiles and scents. She founded and co-created a website called Project LooM, which documents the weaving traditions of India. She is a birdwatcher, wine-drinker and gadget geek. Her lifelong mission is to get fit without exercising and lose weight without dieting.

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