Agree. But if it happens there's a probability that in coming years Tier II cities will face the same issues as Tier -I, the one you have me mentioned

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It's high time for Big tech companies to open their branches in Tier-II cities actively, seeing the situation of major Tier-I cities. Infosys, Zoho are doing

It's high time for Big tech companies to open their branches in Tier-II cities actively, seeing the situation of major Tier-I cities. Infosys, Zoho are doing well in this path.
1. Decongestion of population
2. Reduced pollution.
3. Controlled cost of living
4. Development of small cities, so much migration of people. 

What's your opinion?

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