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Bangalore or Chennai?
 This is the garden city. That is the garbage city.
This is the 'beautiful babe' city. That is the 'brainful babe' city.
This houses Chinnaswamy. That houses
Chepauk.
The two contrasting cities - Bangalore and
Chennai.
A debate on which of the two is better has been the topic in many a lunch session and a furious argument over a cup of tea.
Some points I noticed:
The roads - The roads in Bangalore are much better than the ones in Chennai. This is clearly visible and even a hardened Chennaivasi would agree.
The trees, the air - Here too Bangalore scores over Chennai. It has the most beautiful trees on earth and greenery is all around you. The air is cooler, better to breathe.
 The people - Pleasing, helpful, ever-smiling are the Chennaivasis. Arrogant, haughty and grumbling are the Bangaloreans (a million sorries to the good ones).
The youth - Every dude has to accept the fact that Bangalore gals are the next prettiest thing on earth after Ash. They have superb hair, great eyes, pretty noses, inviting lips, cool necks and...
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Come on guyz, how can you comp..... - Venkatesh, Bangalore, 8/11/2006
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Is Bangalore had anything else..... - francis, chennai, 3/19/2005
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The author of this article has..... - Ganesh, Chennai, 1/2/2004
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How does it matter?..... - Prabhu, Cincinnati, OH, USA, 1/2/2004
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Dear Friend Venkataraman,
Ha..... - Raghunath, Bangalore, 1/2/2004
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But, they're dumb. "These gals are great looking. The problem is they're too dumb; 'makku' as you people call it. Nothing to beat the smart Chennai gal," says Kiran, a Chennavasi-turned-Bangalorean guy.
Whether this or the vice versa is true is something that nobody really knows. Maybe we should start another
debate!
The verdict - Bangalore has its greats and dumbs. Chennai too has its share of greats and dumbs. So, which is better? Basavangudi or Besant Nagar? M G Road or Ranganathan Street? Only time can sort this debate out.
Srinivasa Ramanujam
Published on 2nd Jan, 2004
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