Landmark Forum in India: Bangalore.

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Landmark Forum Graduates Community in Bangalore:

In a year, the Landmark Forum is delivered eight times in Bangalore, each with about 200 participants. There are eight Landmark seminars in a year, the Introduction Leaders Program has an average of 35 people.

All the numbers quoted here are approximate, just to give the sense of the kind of participation that is currently generated in Bangalore. The Landmark Forum in India is also available in Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Delhi and was delivered for the first time in Ludhiana, on April 12, 2002.

Karunakaran Natarajan third from left, in Bangalore with his fellow participants of the Introduction Leaders Program. Read about the breakthroughs he accomplished in his participation with Landmark Education.

Bangalore with over 6 million population, is blessed with a large number of lakes and parks within the city. The nature loving citizens have planted many trees along the roads which has enabled the city to maintain its green looks despite its rapid expansion. Bangalore is therefore aptly called the "Garden City."

The capital of the state of Karnataka, Bangalore is situated halfway between the coasts in southern India. It is India's fifth largest city and the fastest growing city in Asia.

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February 22, 2002

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