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Time to bring him back
by Pradeep Kumar on Oct 06, 2007 07:52 AM   Permalink | Hide replies

So what does S.M. stand for? His full name is Somanahalli Mallaiah Krishna. In the inaugural session of BangaloreIT.com on Nov 1, 2000 Clarence J. Chandran (ex-COO Nortel Networks) said in his speech that S.M. stands for Simply Marvelous. We agree :-)

So why are we gaga about this CM? Simple...

* Very hard working. Works 7 days a week, 365 days a year.
* Understands the importance of technology
* Understands the importance of BPO/ITeS
* Took initiative in encouraging Biotechnology industry.
* Formed Bangalore Agenda Task Force because he clearly understands that the city can improve only if citizens participate.
* Finally got the Bangalore international airport project to start.
* He is not afraid to take decisions that are popular with the people and very unpopular with the politicians.
* He treats govt as a "business", hence he has used the services of McKinsey & Company, the world's leading consulting firm with a 75-year-old history, to streamline its economy and locate more jobs for its citizens.

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  RE:Time to bring him back
by Kumaravel on Oct 06, 2007 08:08 AM   Permalink
oh really, see the pathetic state of the flyovers constructed during his regime, best example is hebbal flyover, he knows international airport is going to come, then why the hell they have constrcuted such a narrow flyover, see chennai they are coming with 6 lanes flying highways....since i live on bellary road, everyday i have to hebbal flyover....i know how much people suffer

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  RE:Time to bring him back
by ramesh kasi on Oct 06, 2007 09:43 AM   Permalink
Kumaravel its not only hebbal flyover,take Richmond flyover its waste u cannot find a flyover in this world with a traffic signal at the mid of the flyover.
with out proper roads he brought IT sectors here and made everyone to suffer in traffic.

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