A tour of Wipro's Electronics City campus
By Andy McCue
Published: 2 April 2008 16:03 GMT
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Many of the young workforce at Wipro and other companies brave the crazy Bangalore traffic to get to the office by motorbike - one of the campus' many bike parks can be seen here. Others take advantage of the company buses or cars to take them to and from work. The journey from the centre of Bangalore to Electronics City can take more than two hours at busy periods, although the city is building some flyovers and underpasses to try and alleviate the problem of its creaking road infrastructure.
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