Safe for Single Woman in Bangalore???

bangaloreboy · Nov 9th, 2004, 15:14

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Originally Posted by asiatraveller28

Having established that I should have no problem travelling around during the day and until 9:00is at night, I am looking for some shopping tips. I will not have a lot of free time, probably only over the weekend. I have been sent on a mission to find pashminas and tableclothes. Any recommendations where I could pick there up, preferably near one of the main shopping centers so that I can look around at the same time?

Also, I prefer making my own food. I will have a kitchen. Are there any better supermarkets that stock good quality fruit and vegetables? I know there is a large expatiate community. Is there anywhere that stocks food products imported from England?

you can shop at Food World, The Forum, Jayanagar Shopping Complex, Commercial street.....if you want a one stop shopping experience then zoom into koramangala....you get international brands here and absolutely anything you need...

soulfood · Nov 9th, 2004, 15:32

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Originally Posted by bangaloreboy

good places in bangalore where you can be absolutely freak out.

LOL. If you've never been to India, this needs a little explainaing. Completely oblivious of its correct usage, the youth in India popularly use the term freak out to refer to have a lot of fun.

bangaloreboy · Nov 10th, 2004, 19:23

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Originally Posted by soulfood

LOL. If you've never been to India, this needs a little explainaing. Completely oblivious of its correct usage, the youth in India popularly use the term freak out to refer to have a lot of fun.

Completely oblivious of the place, some of them, such as you, tend to jump to conclusions and assume meanings to words, in their own sweet way!

soulfood · Nov 11th, 2004, 02:28

Relax dude.

crvlvr · Oct 4th, 2007, 06:26

LB, don't know about airport shuttles. But, pre paid taxis may be the best options as they are require to keep recordsof passenger name and taxi assigned to them.

Regarding the OP's original question, I would recommend that women do not go outside by alone at night. While it is generally safe in India, the risks generally go up and night. Why take the risk? Espcially when any kind of emergency response provided by the govt is virtually non existent?

sanila · Oct 4th, 2007, 14:06

Well,Dont we all know,its unsafe for girls to move out during the Odd Hrs anywhere in the world,be it in Groups or single???? Yes,its a fact and some Adventurous Girls do not wanna accept and when they land up having weird experiences,they blame the place and people.

Hence,with Maturity and safety at the best,Go-Ahead and have a good time in Bangalore.

Any place is Safe until U r Secure!!! And when A place like Bangalore,which is safer compared to Other Big Cities in India,Its in your hands next,to see,how to continue to be safe from Intrusion.

jeet · Oct 15th, 2007, 23:41

Well said Sanila.

sanila · Nov 5th, 2007, 13:38

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Originally Posted by jeet

Well said Sanila.

Thanks Jeet

I only hope all girls understand that point and safety will automatically follow next.

Oct 15th, 2007, 23:41	#22
jeet Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Bangalore Posts: 35	Well said Sanila. __________________ Have fun, Jeet, http://www.bangalorebeats.com/bangaloreblog/

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Oct 4th, 2007, 06:26	#20
crvlvr Guru Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Hollywood Posts: 4,474	LB, don't know about airport shuttles. But, pre paid taxis may be the best options as they are require to keep recordsof passenger name and taxi assigned to them. Regarding the OP's original question, I would recommend that women do not go outside by alone at night. While it is generally safe in India, the risks generally go up and night. Why take the risk? Espcially when any kind of emergency response provided by the govt is virtually non existent?

Oct 4th, 2007, 14:06	#21
sanila Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Bangalore Posts: 6	Well,Dont we all know,its unsafe for girls to move out during the Odd Hrs anywhere in the world,be it in Groups or single???? Yes,its a fact and some Adventurous Girls do not wanna accept and when they land up having weird experiences,they blame the place and people. Hence,with Maturity and safety at the best,Go-Ahead and have a good time in Bangalore. Any place is Safe until U r Secure!!! And when A place like Bangalore,which is safer compared to Other Big Cities in India,Its in your hands next,to see,how to continue to be safe from Intrusion.

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