Ramagondanahalli

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Ramagondanahalli
Ramagondanahalli
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Coordinates: 12°57′N77°44′E / 12.950°N 77.733°E / 12.950; 77.733
Country Flag of India.svg India
State Flag of the Kannada people.svg Karnataka
District Bangalore Urban
Metro Bangalore
Government
   MLA Arvind Limbavali
   Member of Parliament PC Mohan
  CorporatorS Uday Kumar (ward number-84)
Languages
  Official Kannada
Time zone UTC+5:30 (IST)
PIN
560066
Telephone code 91-80
Vehicle registration KA 53
Lok Sabha Bangalore central
Vidhan Sabha Mahadevpura constituency
Bus stop Bus stop 2013-12-25 06-20.jpg
Bus stop

Ramagondanahalli is a suburb near the Whitefield area of Bengaluru. [1] [2] There are many celebrations held in this town e.g. Karaga that is held in March on a full moon day. This town has many shops such as Dominos, Goli vada pav, Honda showroom, Bajaj showroom, Honda showroom etc. Sigma tech park is situated in this area. There are many apartments coming such as DNR atmosphere, SVS silver woods etc. It comes under the constituency of Mahadevpura. It is mostly populated with vannikula kshatriyas (thigalas). There are many temples in this town. There is a big hospital i.e. Manipal. Palm meadows, a luxury gated community is also an attraction to many foreigners, who prefer to be a resident here looking for some peace and quiet. There is a huge lake. Famous story writer Suresh Padmanaban native of Kallakurichi resides here.

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References

  1. "Residents in Whitefield spend ₹10,000 per month on water".
  2. "Drying borewells and soaring costs: Bengaluru's looming water crisis".