On-Request Laundry in Benguluru with LaundroKart App

It won't be too far-removed to call this era 'optimized individuals'. Youngsters prepared to pay for on-request services to spare time from busy schedules. This is the purpose behind such a large number of on-request benefits flying up and doing truly well across different cities in India.

On-request is the eventual fate of businesses for conveying quick and accurate services. We as of now get video gushing on request, taxicabs are accessible on-request, even our staple is on-request. I haven't utilized the most, however, I am told there is a crystal gazing request too.
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We have one of the Best dry cleaners in Bangalore constructed with its online laundry services respect to request clothing administration as of now working in and around Koramangala. The group has been running operations for a long time and has effectively finished almost all request on the go. Clothing services are simply not an organized one but rather likewise an extremely comfort driven market. You won't give your garments to the adjacent 'laundry Walla bhaiya' on the off chance that you know he doesn't do the clothing great. LaundroKart services are attempting to sort out clothing folks consequently, sparing the purchaser the bother of managing them specifically.

Engaging kids in this holiday season is tough and with whole day outdoor play, stains on shirts are unavoidable. Isn't it better to focus on engaging kids and save time from tough laundry?

These consumer-oriented services driven by smartphones have become a boon in guise for the generation today. A workaholic lifestyle can only be calmed by such optimized and advanced services in cities like Bangalore. So save yourselves from “itne paise mein itna hi milega” situations and switch to online home based laundry services at a great price and welcome home one stop doorway solutions to all problems with your clothing. Try now! Simply download the internet app on your smart phones and schedule your week’s laundry today. Try LaundroKart and know what believing in quality feels like.!

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Akshaya Patra foundation

If you have been following my blog recently, you would know that I am preparing gratitude list from past 2 months here and here and it feels very good doing that. These lists show how grateful I am to have a comfortable life.

By God's grace, many of us are fortunate to have good food, health and happiness. There are many in our world who are deprived of their basic needs like food, clothing and shelter. When I think of donating to some charity, I would select one which will provide these basic necessities to deprived people. When I choose some charity, I would like to know how my money will be spent or utilized. If this information is not given by the charity, my sole intention of helping someone cannot be satisfied. 

These days, many organizations are collaborating with NGOs to improve the society and people around us through corporate social responsibility programs. Even I participated in many such social responsible events, but choosing a right transparent NGO is becoming tough. 

Stumbled upon this site - Akshaya Patra foundation and did some research online about its transparency. Could find only positive reviews without negativity and so, would like to share the information on this foundation here to spread a word.

Akshaya Patra foundation is a non-profit organization headquartered in Benguluru, India. This organization is found from the inspiration of Shri Prabhupada and it strives to fight issues like hunger and malnutrition in children in India. By implementing mid-day meal schemes in government schools and government-aided schools, it is not only feeding hungry children but also encouraging them to come to school. Isn't it good?

A simple calculation in the site shows how just Rs.750/- can feed a child for a complete year. It also mentions clearly the segregation of money on different expenses like program management, fund raising and communication etc., Please do check this site and donate, if you feel, it's worth to spend money on this noble cause.

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Kemp fort Shiv temple, Benguluru - Important information

I have visited many tourist places in Benguluru and this place tops the list always. I keep it a point to visit 65ft Shiva idol in Kempfort whenever i visit Benguluru. But, my recent visit disappointed me to a great extent that I advice my friends to avoid visiting this place altogether now. 

Let me tell you good things first. 

This place is near Kempfort mall in old airport road in Benguluru, Karnataka. 65 feet tall Shiva idol surrounded by Himalayan setting and small pond is serene to look at. It was the best place to spend a peaceful evening. Exhibits of 12 Jyothirlingas arranged in a cave is another attraction.

Now, things that can irritate you in this peaceful place:

1. No transparency in entry fee:

There is no board which mentions the entry fee. Don't get cheated by paying special entry fee ticket of Rs.100/- This wont save at least 10 mins of your time.  In order to show some advantage for special ticket people, they stop normal people and send them slowly even though there is no crowd ahead.

There is a separate ticket after crossing Giant Ganesha idol, Rs.30/- They don't inform it before, so that we will be struck in the queue in the middle of crowd and won't have any option than to say 'YES' and pay. 

Charges wont end there yet. There is another ticket of Rs.30/- to visit Cave with 12 jyothirlingas set. 

Rs.5/- per pair to store footwear and Rs.35/- for camera are the other tickets that they charge. I think, there are very few who doesn't have camera in their phone now a days. So, they wont leave any chance by asking if you want to use your phone as camera or not. If they give that option, they might lose money right as the ticket is only for camera?

Forgot to tell you.. they mention one pooja package ticket worth Rs.100/- at entrance, I am not sure if they cover both entrance to cave and visiting the idol in that. When i rejected to take that ticket, that lady threatened me that same ticket will cost Rs.250/- inside. Don't get cheated at this point. It is only Rs.60/- inside, so, Iam not sure what she was referring to. I think, they collect money to pray, put coins in the pond and lighting incense stick. Not sure, but please note that everything is commercial here.

2. Suffocating Queue way :

The path for queue way is completely covered, so there is no space for light and air also to enter.They might have set this to keep people not drenching from rain, but it's too much suffocating. It's even dangerous to go with children. The path to enter jyothirlinga cave is very dark and its difficult to walk as steps are also there. They might have arranged lights inside. By the way, they have lights and they didn't switch them On :-)

3. End result? 

Yes, the idol is awesome. But, when we went in the evening at 6 Pm, there is very dim light on idol, even though there are focus lights arranged around. All those high focus lights are off adding to inconvenience. You saw the photo right? you can imagine how dim it is. At last, we didn't even get satisfaction of having a good Darshan. 

So, end result will be full of negative energy and frustration. On the top of it, they ask you if you can donate to temple while leaving. 

My strong suggestion would be to avoid this place for sure if you are going with kids. If not, it's your wish, tolerance, ability to spend, bhakthi and patience.

Anyone of you visited this place recently? would love to know your thoughts :-)

Until next time,