Brigade Equinox 2004
Brigade Group sponsored an Inter Corporate Cultural Festival—Brigade Equinox 2004 on 6 and 7 November, 2004. Held at the St. Johns Auditorium in Koramangala, 78 companies participated and vied for the honours at Brigade Equinox.

The venue carried a festive and cheerful look during the two-day fest. The events ranged from antakshari and group dances to dumb charades and quizzes, including an IT quiz.

Mrs Indira Sharma, Sr GM—Marketing, gave away the prizes to the winning teams


Mrs Indira Sharma (second from right),
at the prize distribution ceremony

Brigade at two real estate exhibitions


The Brigade Group stall at Realty 2004

Brigade participated in Reality, the half-yearly property and home loans exhibition, organised by the Karnataka Ownership Apartments Promoters Association (KOAPA), held at the Grand Ashok Hotel on 2 and 3 October.

Brigade also participated in NATCON 2004, a national convention organised by CREDAI (Confederation of Real Estate Developers' Association) and PROPERTY 2004, CREDAI's National Exhibition of Developers and Housing Finance Institutions. The two events were held at New Delhi between 10 and 12 September 2004.

Brigade Sponsors Aqua Sports at Mysore
As part of "Dasara Sahasotsava" celebrations, Aqua Sports were introduced this year in Mysore. The event, sponsored by Brigade Group, brought a host of water sports close to the people of Bangalore and Mysore. Aqua sports were held on 23 and 24 November at the Dalwai Lake and featured Kayaking, Rowing, Wind Surfing and Water Scooter rides to mention a few.

Greening issues in the city
Report by a children's investigative brigade


MR Jaishankar (L) and Mr Subhash Chandra, IAS,
Special Commissioner, BMP, at the release of The Green Report Card

An 'investigation brigade' of students from the Children's Movement for Civic Awareness (CMCA) conducted a survey on greenery in Bangalore to seek the views of key players and draw their attention to the problem of declining greenery. CMCA is a joint initiative of Swaabhimana and the Public Affairs Commission (PAC).

After a meticulous and thorough study, the students released “The Green Report Card”, which addresses the prevailing issues and suggests ways to better the city’s green cover. The report card was released on 4 December.

While appreciating the efforts and initiative of the children and CMCA, Mr Chandra and M.R. Jaishankar expressed hope that the suggestions of the report card are taken seriously and implemented by the authorities concerned.

For more information, visit the website: http://cmca.pacindia.org