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We are officially open! Come explore CARBON at Science Gallery Bengaluru! ಬನ್ನಿ, ಇಂಗಾಲವನ್ನು ಅನುಭವಿಸಿ! #opennow #sciencegallerybengaluru #carbon

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Science Gallery Bengaluru2 years ago

@JahnaviPhalkey @vijaychandru @NandanNilekani @RNP_Foundation @kris_sg @DrCaur @lkatheeq @pavan_malapati @iiscbangalore @NCBS_Bangalore @SrishtiArtDes @DSTKarnataka @KSTePS__DST @kstacademy

AhamBramhaAsmi2 years ago

@JahnaviPhalkey Needs proper translation - anubhavisi is not the same as experience. The connotation is different. Veekshisi is a better, surely there must be other options Needs a #kannadiga touch

Sumanth B2 years ago

@JahnaviPhalkey Do i have to book any tickets or can i walk in. I don't see any details regarding this in your website

Science Gallery Bengaluru2 years ago

@JahnaviPhalkey No tickets or entry fee to enter the exhibition! 🙌🏽 These are our timings Tuesday to Thursday: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM Friday to Sunday: 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM Monday: Closed

Sharan Mujoo2 years ago

@JahnaviPhalkey what is the location ? can't find it on your website.

Science Gallery Bengaluru2 years ago

@JahnaviPhalkey We are located on Bellary Road, next to the IVRI Campus in Sanjayanagar. 📍Google Maps location - For more information, check out the 'Visit Us' page on our website.

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