Classic moments in the forest
— Brigade Calendar 2005

This year’s calendar contains an anthology of thirteen classic wildlife photographs, featuring twelve different animals/birds in their natural habitat.

These photographs are by eight of Karnataka's leading wildlife photographers. It is of immense pride to us that our state leads the country in the field of wildlife/nature photography. Collectively, our photographers have received the largest number of prestigious international honours in photography. Their work has been exhibited, and has won awards, at all major national and international photography salons. The photographs in this calendar are evidence of the artistry and talent that have gained them this reputation.

Brigade Annual Day Celebrations

Brigadiers take a day off to enjoy games, rides and spend some light-hearted time with each other

Brigade Group completed 18 years of operations on 10 October this year. As every year, the entire Brigade family went out on a day long picnic to celebrate our annual day.

The venue this year was Sammy's Dreamland. There were many competitions specially held for the Brigadiers and many rides to go on. Brigadiers also took some time out from all the amusement to meet each other and reaffirm their commitment to make Brigade a truly world class organisation. The highlights of the day were the 2-hour rain dance, the great food and the musical fountain, which was the grand finale.

New Brigadiers come on board...
We extend a warm welcome to the new members of the Brigade family and wish them an enriching and rewarding career with Brigade Group.

• S. Babu, Engineering Executive
• Bhalchandra A. Murar, Technical Assistant
• D.R. Rashmi, Technical Assistant
• B.S. Aravind, Fireman
  
  
• S.S. Ramesh, Manager—Marketing
  
  
• Sathyanarayana Bhagwat—HR Executive (Hospitality
• K. Ramesh, Drive

Facelift for Yeshwantapura Police Station

Artist’s impression

In our continuing efforts to contribute to society as responsible corporate citizens, Brigade Group is redeveloping the Yeshwantapura Police Station. The redevelopment will strengthen the existing building, which has a heritage look. A new building will be built behind the existing building to cater to the needs of both the traffic and crime police.

The new building will be visitor friendly, with clean and comfortable rest rooms for the policemen and provisions for modern crime-fighting technologies.

(L to R) Mr Mariswamy, IPS, Commissioner of Police, Bangalore City, M.R. Seetaram, MLA, Malleswaram, and M.R.Jaishankar, at the unveiling of the foundation stone for the Yeshwantpura Police Station redevelopment.