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A weekend break in Yercaud

Posted by: Deepak Venkatesan on: August 17, 2011

A mystical cover of mist slowly roves across the valley, and as it moves, a gentle drizzle of rain drops drifts in the air towards you. As you stand in the comfort of your balcony, the magic of the rain mixed with the myriad lights of the valley below transport you to a world so [...]

Lumiere – The organic restaurant in Bangalore

Posted by: Deepak Venkatesan on: April 24, 2010

How many times have you been to an organic restaurant before? How many times have you really bothered if the food you eat is really organic or not? I have never bothered. So, when our office fixed a team lunch at an organic restaurant, there were gossips and giggles among all of us about ‘organic’. [...]

Lalbagh Flower Show 2009

Posted by: Deepak Venkatesan on: August 21, 2009

The Annual Independence Day Flower Show in Lalbagh, Bangalore was held from August 7, 2009. This was the first ever flower show I attended, and it was very interesting. I do not have a macro lens, so managed the shots with my 70-300mm VR telephoto zoom. (Emphasizes the need to get one soon). And this [...]

Stamp papers in Bangalore

Posted by: Deepak Venkatesan on: August 2, 2009

Update :: July 2011:: Buying stamp papers in Bangalore has changed ever since this article was written. The procedure now is like this: 1. Go to any sub-registrar’s office in Bangalore. 2. Procure an ordinary stamp paper from one of the shops nearby which sell these (not very hard to find). 3. Get the first [...]

The day we were chased by an elephant…

Posted by: Deepak Venkatesan on: July 28, 2009

Not everyday does one get a chance of getting chased by a wild elephant. So, when this hair-raising experience happened to us in the Nagarhole forests of Karnataka, we had our hearts in our mouths, and my eyes were glued to the rearview mirror fearing the mighty beast might bang our vehicle from the back! [...]


Deepak Venkatesan

  • Deepak: The same is true for e-stamping also. Type as much as possible on the page-1 and the rest on the next page. Authorities expect that the contents star
  • suchintya: hi Deepak, I think you misread the query. I am asking about estamping and not the normal stamp paper agreement. After I have received the estamp pa
  • Deepak: Start right on the first page where you got the franking done, and where the registrar has signed. Even if the space is small here, start from the fro