ET explains the story behind the names Gun Troops was a British military base in Halasuru and later named Gowthampura after an army officer.

The heritage site that once stored guns, shells, rockets and other artillery for the Tiger of Mysore, is now a vandal's haven.

Built by Diwan Sir Mirza Ismail, the Town Hall sports a neo-classic style of architecture and bears a resemblance to the Acropolis of Greec...

Shoolay Lake, where a football stadium stands now, gives its name to the area and the circle.

What this secluded space in to day's CBD quietly tucks away is not ust a place of worship, but 106 historical memorial stones that date bac...

Though trading of textile, garments and jewellery was its mainstay , it was also known for the various historic landmarks that dotted its o...

The story behind the names The reality behind its name, or the various names it has adopted since many centuries, has long been forgotten K...

Historians believe that the place derives its nomenclature from the aggressive, military-dominated demographic that it once had.

Ulsoor Gate, in its heydays in the 1700s, was more than just a gateway to the walled city of Bengaluru.