Read the latest issue of ‘HSR Layout Residents Watch’ magazine. It’s the most comprehensive guide to the neighbourhood.
In the April 2013 issue, we have a profile of the Jawed Habib hair and beauty salon in the sprawling neighbourhood. In addition, we have featured the president of the Salarpuria Apartments Owners Association and stories on why Nandini Cool Joint was shut down and how a portion of the area behind it has been encroached and the authorities are doing nothing about it.
In another development, we have an expose on how a grand mall coming up near Agara Lake in Jakkasandra is going to create a water crisis and traffic jams for the residents of Bellandur, Koramangala and HSR Layout. Not to mention, kill Bellandur Lake.
We also a triumphant story about Moumita getting her BESCOM name transferred without paying a bribe.
In our events roundup, we have a beauty parlour offering iPad makeovers, and several artists performing Live, including Satinder Sartaaj, Ambi Subramaniam & Lopamudra Mitra. We also have Mahesh Dattani and Crazy Mohan’s humourous plays to let you unwind after a long week.
We are back with the latest issue of ‘HSR Layout Residents Watch’. Do read and review. This time around, we bring you the first promotional cover story since the magazine began. It’s on Sichuan, the newest Chinese restaurant in town.
We also have resident Moumita Bhattacharya sharing her personal success story on how she got her apartment registered without paying a bribe.
In our resident activist section, we bring to you Riyaz Ahmed, the dynamic secretary of Sector 5 Residents Welfare Association. And in our ‘Know your neighbour’ section, we have Jaya Nair, a life coach who uses counselling, hypnosis, reiki, tarot, astrology and even past life regression to heal you.
If you want to get published, buy Mind Blogs 1.0, a book co-authored by yours truly. In this issue, we have an extract from the book, so you can buy and even send us your writing. Who knows, it might get published in the book’s sequel.
In our events section, we list the upcoming live acts of Tiesto, Bhupinder Singh, Lucky Ali and more.
Happy reading!
The February 2013 issue of HSR Layout Residents Watch is just out. If you can’t get a physical copy at HSR Club or at any of the commercial establishments, like department stores and coffeeshops (copies do get exhausted quite fast!), read it online.
In the latest issue, we are going mushy about young entrepreneurs aged 17 to 30 years, cutting across sectors. We also have a neighbourhood inventor who takes pride in building products for the bottom of the social pyramid even while getting the rest of us interested in his energy-saving devices.
In our resident activist section, we have PC Muniswamy Reddy, the proactive general secretary of Sector 1 Residents Welfare Association.
And as always, there is the happening events section that profiles the best and the brightest happenings in HSR Layout and in the rest of the city. After all, when Norah Jones is performing at another part of town, no one would want to stick to events happening in their own neighbourhood, would they?
Happy reading!
I have launched Residents Watch for HSR Layout. It’s a monthly neighbourhood guide for people living and doing business in the vicinity. Do read, subscribe and put it up as your status message on social networking sites. And if you are a potential advertiser, make sure you are there in the future issues.
You can read the latest and all the previous issues here…
Neighbourhood guides are the next best option. As cities grow and every neighbourhood becomes more self-sustaining, it’s important for residents to have a guide that keeps a tab on all the new and old things in their neighbourhood. It is precisely to meet this need and also better the neighbourhood that I have launched Residents Watch for HSR Layout.
It’s available in every nook and cranny of HSR Layout. If you are a resident who is out and about, you can lay your hands on it at banks, coffeeshops, department stores, restaurants, pubs, resident welfare associations, clubs, shops and libraries, among other places.
It is THE resourceful guide that every neighbour would want to possess. And it is THE monthly neighbourhood guide that every marketer worth his salt would want to use as a platform to advertise his wares. After all, HSR Layout is a melting pot of sorts. You have expats and NRIs as much as non-Kannadigas and Kannadigas. There are more middle and upper middle class people here than anywhere else. Not to mention, the upper class and the power class. Yes, it’s also a place where you will find bureaucrats, politicians, film stars, and other celebrities in equal measure.
Without further ado, ADVERTISE or read this handy guide. It’s available both offline and online. Happy reading!
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