City takes on colours of summer

The city is carpeted in different hues, as summer sets in Bangalore. Srikanth Parthasarathy gives a lens-eye view.

A slide show of shots at Palace Grounds. Pics: Srikanth AP

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  1. Gopal M S says:

    Beautiful images! Lovely.

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