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Watch: Mangaluru Schoolgirls Turn Astronauts, 'Moonwalk' On Potholes
Two schoolgirls in Mangaluru, Karnataka, turned astronauts to walk on the city's pothole-ridden roads, inspired by Baadal Nanjundaswamy's viral video.
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Viral Bengaluru 'Moonwalk' Recreated In Mexico. Watch
Noted Bengaluru-based artist Baadal Nanjundaswamy recently shared video clip of him walking on a potholed road in the city resembling craters on the moon while dressed as an astronaut. The video has now been recreated in Mexico.
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In Bengaluru, Artist Transforms Pothole Into Colourful Protest Site
Days after Karnataka Chief Minister K Siddaramaiah asked for over 15,000 potholes on Bengaluru's scarred roads to be fixed within 15 days, a unique and colourful protest. One involving mermaids, the mythical creatures thought to be half-woman, half-fish.
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How an Artist is Changing Bengaluru Streets, One Pothole at a Time
From transforming broken dividers into sutli bombs in one place and wrapped gifts in another, to painting huge faces around uncovered man holes, Baadal Nanjundaswamy's art work is incredible and delivers results.
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After Crocodile, Bengaluru Finds an Anaconda on its Streets
First a crocodile and now a gigantic anaconda. Commuters and pedestrians on Bengaluru's water-logged and pothole-ridden roads are having to navigate past what appears to be a giant snake feasting on a hapless human.
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Watch: Mangaluru Schoolgirls Turn Astronauts, 'Moonwalk' On Potholes
Two schoolgirls in Mangaluru, Karnataka, turned astronauts to walk on the city's pothole-ridden roads, inspired by Baadal Nanjundaswamy's viral video.
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Viral Bengaluru 'Moonwalk' Recreated In Mexico. Watch
Noted Bengaluru-based artist Baadal Nanjundaswamy recently shared video clip of him walking on a potholed road in the city resembling craters on the moon while dressed as an astronaut. The video has now been recreated in Mexico.
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In Bengaluru, Artist Transforms Pothole Into Colourful Protest Site
Days after Karnataka Chief Minister K Siddaramaiah asked for over 15,000 potholes on Bengaluru's scarred roads to be fixed within 15 days, a unique and colourful protest. One involving mermaids, the mythical creatures thought to be half-woman, half-fish.
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How an Artist is Changing Bengaluru Streets, One Pothole at a Time
From transforming broken dividers into sutli bombs in one place and wrapped gifts in another, to painting huge faces around uncovered man holes, Baadal Nanjundaswamy's art work is incredible and delivers results.
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After Crocodile, Bengaluru Finds an Anaconda on its Streets
First a crocodile and now a gigantic anaconda. Commuters and pedestrians on Bengaluru's water-logged and pothole-ridden roads are having to navigate past what appears to be a giant snake feasting on a hapless human.
