Forgotten Facts About Bengaluru, British Ties, Mysore Roots, Architecture & Lost Bangalore History.

Meet historian Dharmendra on Just Curious India as he takes us on a fascinating journey through time, beginning with his childhood in Mysore. He shares rare insights into the friendship between the British and the Mysore Kings, explores the marvels of ancient architecture, and offers sharp perspectives on politics and politicians. Dharmendra also uncovers the origins of iconic Bangalore localities—revealing why places like Lalbagh, Shivajinagar, and Majestic are named the way they are. This episode is a rich blend of history, culture, and untold stories that vividly bring Karnataka’s past to life. #justcurious #justcuriousindia #banglore #historyofindia #mysore #dharmendra Powered By: ‪@polarbearicecreams‬ Chapters: 00:00 – Rapid Rashmi X Dharmendra 02:00 – Introduction 04:30 – Childhood Days in Mysore 21:20 – Friendship with British & the Mysore Kings 27:00 – Ancient Architecture 36:00 – Politics and Politicians 38:40 – How the Areas of Bangalore Got Their Names 45:00 – Why It’s Called Lalbagh 48:00 – Origin of the Name Shivajinagar 51:00 – The History of Majestic 01:02:00 – End of the Episode We will continue to think out of the box to entertain you :). Thank you for your support. The Team Behind the Mic: Host & Conceptualization: Rapid Rashmi Senior Program Producer: Veda M. Gowda Senior Social Media Manager: Parveena Pawar Social Media Manager: Thejas Kumar R Editors: Vipin Rao, Pawan Kumar, and Akshar Thumbnail Designer: Harshith R DOP: Thanweer and Kiran Artist Coordinator & Junior Producer: Purvi K Program Producer: Priyanka M Content Research: Meghana Set Assistant: Yesuraj For shorter clips from Just Curious Kannada visit our Clips channel -    / @clipsofjustcuriouskannada   Just Curious Kannada Playlist -    • Just Curious   Just Curious Kannada Shorts Playlist -    • Playlist   Follow us on: Facebook:   / rapidrashmiofficial   YouTube:    / rapidrashmi   Instagram:   / rapidrashmi   Twitter:   / rapidrashmi