context: HN. In 1962 he founded the Bangalore science forum. The institute hosts weekly lectures on science topics and brings scientific perspectives to the public. The organization has so far delivered over 2,000 lectures by leading scientists. Showcased 500 Popular Science Films. He also contributed to the founding of the Bengaluru Lalithakala Parishad and the BV Jagdish Science Center. When he was Vice-Chancellor of the University of Bengaluru, he founded the "rational investigation of superstitions and glories" in April 1976. The committee wrote a letter of courtesy to Satya Sai Baba asking him to show his glory under controlled (experimental) circumstances. Two more letters were written on that, but Baba did not respond. Baba said that their approach was inappropriate and "science is sensual. The supernatural is spiritual. It can be found only through spiritual practice. Narasimhaiah said that Baba's glory is a hoax because Sai Baba is supplicating for their request. Overall, there has been a long line of arguments about this in the newspapers. The committee he founded was dissolved in 1977. He was represented by India in the Committee for Scientific Investigations on the Claims of the Paranormal (CSICOP) set up by Professor Paul Kurtz. He was a born Hindu but did not practice superstition. When his father died, he refused to beheaded as part of the ritual. During the eclipse, he ate lunch to prove that food was nothing. He was elected President of the Indian Rationalist Association in 1983. In 1995, the Government of India appointed him as the Chairman of the Kannada Development Authority.
question: Where did H. Narasimhaiah set up the Science Forum?
answers.text: Bangalore