Jalahalli

• Sri Mathamma Temple (Siddhartha Nagar)
• Muthayalamma Temple
• Sharadamba Temple
• Shani Mahatma temple.
• Ebenezer Marthoma Church
• BEL Ganesha Temple
• Jalahalli Sree Ayyappan Temple
• Sarva Murthy Temple
• St. Thomas Church
• St. Stephen's Church
• Our Lady of Fatima Church
• St. Mary's Orthodox Church (Now St. Mary's Orthodox Valiyapally)
• Raghavendra Mutt
• Anjaneya Temple
• CSI Krupalya Church, KG Halli
• Sharon Baptist Church, KG HAlli
• SDA Church, KG Halli
• St. Marys Cross Station, KG Halli
• St. Antony Chapel, Siddhartnagar
• Sri Rama Temple, KG Halli.
• Holy Bible Church, Kuvempu Nagar.

• M.N.Degree College by arun
• BEL Primary School
• BEL CBSE School
• BEL College
• Cluny Convent School
• Kendriya Vidyalaya No.1 Jalahalli
• Kendriya Vidyalaya No.2 Jalahalli
• Jalahalli Public School
• Mother Teresa Public School
• St. Claret School & College
• Air Force Technical College
• Sree Ayyappa Education Centre
• MN Poly Technic, KG Halli
• St. Stephen School, KG Halli
• Ashoka School and Polytechnic, KG Halli
• SDA English School, KG Halli
• Sharon English School
• St Paul college, Nagasandra
• AES high school, KG Halli.
• Sri Vidya Public School, KG Halli.

Jalahalli is one of the less congested areas in Bangalore. 25% of the area remains green because most of the land is possessed by big entities like Bharat Electronics Limited and Hindustan Machine Tools. There are many parks and roads in this area. BEL Park which starts from the BEL Circle is one of the biggest parks and also provides roller skating. HMT Cinemas which entertained movie goers of all sections of society in the late eighties and nineties had been closed for years until it reopened in 2010.

The JP park which in Mathikere is close to Jalahalli village and is spread across 88 acres, including a swimming pool and a musical fountain.

Movenpick hotel has opened up in Gokala extension, that is just across the ring road bordering the Jalahalli Village, the hotel has a spa and dining facilities.

The Government organizations surrounding the village have ensured there are suitable parks and playgrounds. The playgrounds are usually active with people. There are no pubs in this area, but there are local bars where you can buy alcohol. The Ring road has a couple of restaurants as well.

Rockline Mall is a newly opened mall in Jalahalli cross.

The area is connected by Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation. Following are the buses connecting the area with major areas/bus terminus of the city.

BMTC Bus with number:

• 271D, 271J connects Jalahalli with Kempegowda Bus Station/Majestic.
• 271J connects Jalahalli with K R Market.
• 270C connects Jalahalli with Shivajinagar.
• 273C from Majestic to Jalahalli Cross.[2]
• 258 buses are starts from majestic to nelmangala and it connects jallahali.[3]

Jalahalli Village is surrounded by large government organizations and these started shortly after independence. Many of the people in Jalahalli village are ex employees from these organizations. (Bharat Electronics Limited AKA BEL, Hindusthan Machine Tools Aka HMT, Airforce and ISRO). Their children have benefited from the IT boom that occurred in Bangalore in the late '90s. Before independence, this was a tiny hamlet of local villagers and the only notable thing was the Indian Air Force training centre set up by the Royal Air Force during the British rule. The road leading to the Ayappan temple was a runway for small planes, and the Jalahalli East campus extended up to Nagaland where some Pakistani POWs were kept.

Jalahalli area is dotted with small scale industries all over. Its proximity to Peenya industrial area has influenced the kind of work force availability. This is how it has always been until the airport became operational in Devanahalli.

The Bangalore International Airport [BIAL], located at Devanahalli, has brought in some good developments to Jalahalli and added to the floating population. The noise and congestion of the city starts only when you reach the outer ring road. Of late, a lot of apartments have come up in this place which bear certain big names like Prestige Kensington, Brigade group, Shriram Sameeksha, Tata Constructions etc.

The opening of Ring road has led to some more developments. There are hotels like Movenpick Hotel, ATMs, schools, and other basic amenities. [4]

R. Ashok BJP Leader and former Dy. Chief Minister of Karnataka

S. Ramesh, Congress leader, former Karnataka Minister and past president of the Karnataka Film Chamber [5][6]

The 1979 Kannada film "Arivu" (Awareness) directed by Katte Ramachandra was shot in Jalahalli (BEL Colony and BEL School) and is a good visual documentation of Jalahalli in the late 70s.[7]

The Killer of Jalahalli ( a leopard) is one of the stories in the book called Nine Maneaters and One Rogue by written by Kenneth Anderson. [8]

• Jalahalli Guide
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• Jalahalli West
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