r/indiranagar

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House party in Indiranagar this weekend, open to new people 🎉

Hey Bangalore! We're hosting a chill house party at our place in Indiranagar (Defence Colony) and want to meet some new people.
What to expect:
Good music and a relaxed crowd
Board games, conversation, and good vibes
Snacks on us
Details:
📍 Indiranagar Defence Colony (exact address shared in DMs)
🍻 BYOD (bring your own drinks)
👥 Everyone's welcome, and we'd love to see more women and new faces
Comment or DM with a bit about yourself (age, what you're into) and we'll share the address. Respectful people only. Keep it fun and keep it chill!

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u/InflationRecent9992 — 6 days ago

How we used to live in Bengaluru!!

Well, this is a true rant post.
Let’s go back to 1995.
Bengaluru was the best. You could genuinely call it heaven to live in. The best weather, good roads, less crowded areas, beautiful trees, great lakes, amazing air quality, and most importantly, traffic discipline.
It was a dream for anyone to live here, grow, build a career, and settle down. The city supported you well.
Then came the IT revolution in Bengaluru .
Slowly, people started migrating here, first from the southern states and then from across the northern parts of the country. The city grew rapidly, opportunities exploded, and Bengaluru became one of the biggest IT hubs in the world.

Cut to 2026.
The condition of the roads is terrible. The population has exploded. It’s dusty everywhere. Traffic discipline and civic sense seem to be at an all-time low. And somewhere along the way, the kindness and welcoming nature that Bengaluru was known for seem to have disappeared.
Outsiders try to dominate, while the locals have changed too. And honestly, maybe it was bound to happen this way.

I personally don’t feel like staying here anymore :(

But where did it all go wrong?
Why did this happen?
Did the outsiders fail to support the city’s growth?
Were the insiders just chilling while the city transformed around them?
Or did the growth simply happen so rapidly that nobody was prepared for what Bengaluru was going to become?
Just trying to understand where we lost the Bengaluru we once knew and how we can make Bengaluru become Bengaluru again.

PS: I am a native of Bengaluru .

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u/mr_hulk_21 — 11 days ago

WARNING: Indian Oil Petrol Pump on HAL Old airport road in Domlur, Bengaluru — Systematic Meter Manipulation Scam

TL;DR: This Indian Oil pump in Domlur is running a blatant meter-rigging scam. They start the pump at 500+ rupees instead of zero, pocket the difference, and gaslight you when you catch them. This has been happening for years. Google reviews confirm it. We need to escalate this to authorities.

What happened today:
I pulled up to fill petrol this morning. The attendants kept saying the machine wasn't working properly — classic delay tactic. After they finished with another customer (500 rupees on a bike), one attendant came to my pump.
Before I even started filling, he pulled out his card asking about UPI vs. credit card rewards. I wasn't paying attention to the pump itself — but then I glanced at the meter. It was already at 500.
I called him out: "Why does the meter start at 500?"
His response? He immediately started scolding the other attendant — "Why did you switch it? Why don't you have a brain?" — trying to pin it on someone else and move past it. Classic misdirection.
This isn't new. I had the exact same thing happen two years ago at the same pump with my bike. They'd started it at 200-300 that time. I had to argue with them to correct it.

Why this matters:
They're systematically stealing from customers by manipulating pump readings. Even 200-500 rupees per customer adds up to thousands monthly. And they're banking on the fact that most people won't notice or won't bother arguing.
What I'm asking: If you're in Domlur and use this pump, check the meter before they start. Call out any manipulation immediately. And if you've experienced this, check the Google reviews — they're full of complaints about the same scam.
How do we escalate this? Who do we report to? Should we file a complaint with:
Indian Oil corporate?
Local consumer protection authority?
Traffic police/local law enforcement?
We need systematic action, not just individual complaints.

https://maps.app.goo.gl/UgXjrVGMKXcfmJiN7?g\_st=ic

u/Tall_Status_2540 — 11 days ago

Hey, people of Indiranagar

Planning to create a group for men in indiranagar, for sharing hobbies, planning hangouts, hosting house parties, and making stories. Would love to connect with people with similar interests as mine.

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u/More_River_2283 — 11 days ago
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Started a small home food service in Bangalore.

Hi everyone,

A few days ago I shared a poster here and got a lot of useful feedback. Many of you pointed out that the design looked too AI-generated and didn't feel like real food. That was fair, so I've simplified it and changed the concept.

I'm starting a small home food service called Sri Home Food Delivery. It's just a small family-run setup, and we're trying to provide simple, fresh home-cooked meals for people who are tired of eating restaurant food every day.

We've updated the menu to include more balanced meals with protein sources like dal, rajma, chole, paneer, sprouts and curd instead of focusing mostly on carbs.

The idea isn't to make fancy restaurant food—it's to make the kind of food many of us miss after moving away from home.

Right now we're planning to serve:

Koramangala

HSR Layout

Marathahalli

Electronic City

One-time orders are available, and there are monthly subscription plans for anyone who prefers regular home-cooked meals.

I'm still learning and improving this based on feedback, so if you have suggestions on the menu, pricing, or anything else, I'd genuinely appreciate them.

If anyone is interested, feel free to DM me or WhatsApp me at 87479 69846.

Thanks again to everyone who gave constructive feedback on the previous post—it helped me rethink how I wanted to present the business.

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u/cinematophilus — 10 days ago

2am maggi spots in Indiranagar?

It’s that time of the day, badly craving a maggi with chai
Do y’all know any late night spots which would be open now at Indiranagar?

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u/Sung_Jinwoo97 — 11 days ago

Solo work evening at Flax Cafe, Indiranagar

Spending this evening at Flax Cafe finishing off some work, and its a really good spot for it. A quiet corner table and enough room for my laptop and notebook, and no one rushing me.

Good place for a solo work session in Indiranagar. Where else do you go for this?

u/Extension_Put_1956 — 11 days ago
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Bangalore | Indiranagar | 20–23 | Party tonight! BYOB 🍻 Looking for more people to join!

Hey, Bangalore!

We're a group of 4 friends (aged 20–23), planning to party and chill around Indiranagar. We're a mix of software engineers, a trader, and students. Just a bunch of fun people looking to meet new faces, have some drinks, dance, and make some crazy memories.

BYOB (Bring Your Own Booze)! 🍻

We're looking for more people around our age who are down to join us. No awkward vibes, no formalities, just good music, great conversations, and a fun night.

If you're around Indiranagar and up for it, drop a comment or DM. Let's make the night interesting! 🔥

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u/Slight-Passion8244 — 11 days ago