Oxygen vendors for Banglore (23 total). All are verified today. Please RT (multiple tweets / thread):

Contacts
1. Drug Controller Helpline 24x7
8951755722

2. Ganesh
9686198986

3. Manoj
9892356727

4. Ramesh
9844276111

5. Srikanth V
8861572742
6. Contact: Universal Air Products
Subhashish Guha Roy
9845063119

7. Company Name: Peenya Industrial Gases Pvt. Ltd.
Name: Ramesh
Number: 9686196642

8. Contact: Amogh Gases Pvt. Ltd.
R. Mohan Kumar
9448483854

9. Contact: Bhuruka Gases Pvt. Ltd.
Mahesh
7760976502
10. Contact: Eureka Gases
Manjunath
9035588758 , 9535509423

11. Contact: Galaxy Air Products
R Tothumuthu
9448821347, 8867715015

12. Contact: Inox Air Products
Kiran Radu
9980099440

13. Contact: Lindie India Ltd.
Macmiller
9944948580
14. Contact: Pai Industrial and Medical Gases
Ravi Pai
9845063166

15. Contact: Southern Gas (Peenya)
Sadanand Pai
9845543677

16. Contact: Spec & Cal Gases Pvt Ltd
K Manoharan
9769577885

17. Contact: Universal Air Products
Raja shekar
9900562307
98450 63119
18. Siga Gases
Mr. Devaraja
93410 45631

19. Siga Gases & Dry Ice
080 2241 4271

20. Jana Sewa
84473 90017
9814145420

21. Vinayaka/Aditya (KP Road)
9900083966

22. Unity Gas (Mysure Rd)
Pawan Muthu
9448821347

23. Pai Air Products (Mysure Rd)
Ravi Pai
98450 63166

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We asked Balaji - why is he the way he is? He responded by explaining that there are 2 types of CEOs - a COO type (those who ensure the trains run on time) & a CTO type (those who think & live in the future). While both have their merits, he gravitates towards the latter.
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By 2008, Google had everything going for it w.r.t. Cloud and we should’ve been the market leaders, but we were either too early to market or too late. What did we do wrong? (1) bad timing (2) worse productization & (3) worst GTM.
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