Hahahaha somone is too invested in these cities and a techie.... lol all the best.

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It is being said that dedollarlization will soon affect Tech hubs like Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Pune, Gurugram, Noida and little lit of Chennai. What do you think?

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The Financial Reset aided by Dedollarization and hyperlocalization is around the corner. We are already seeing massive layoffs in Tech, no money to fund start ups and AI leading to huge financial distress forcing for a huge wage revision.
Do you think IT and Start up will become less exciting and ppl will look for other jobs? Will All will this make migrants to move back to their home states thus leaving cities like Bangalore, Pune, Hyderabad, gurugram and Noida vulnerable? 
Correction in Real Estate prices and curtain spending thus affecting their growth story?
I request the migrants from other states to answer if they ll move back and the residents answer how do they feel about this reverse migrations? 
Logical and sensible answers please and no hate or sarcastic comments... 
Thanks

Reverse influx to home states due to financial reset

I am planning to settle down in one particular city in the next  3 to 5 years. I am currently evaluating Bangalore, Hyderabad and Pune. 
From long term perspective ( for next 20 to 30 years) Which city will offer better job prospects ( IT/Software Development/Product Management/Strategy related jobs) along with a decent life style supported by satisfactory amenities like  Gated housing options which are not super expensive, Good schooling options for kids, Decent commuting facilities like Metro, wide roads etc. 
Interested to hear feedback from folks who went through or going through this dilemma.

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Those who get burned out by Kannadiga's possession towards Kannada can go for Hyderabad, Pune or Chennai for IT jobs. Bangalore is no more an only option as before. Additionally IT sector is rapidly growing in other cities like Noida, Lucknow, Gurgaon etc, explore other options as well.

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I was wondering if Uttar Pradesh can be the next Bangalore. It has everything. It has a large population which is decently literate. It has IIT Kanpur, IIT BHU, NIT ALLAHABAD and other deemed universities. It has good connectivity to Delhi with Expressways and Highways. Crime is significantly down. It has the largest Airport coming in India Jewar International Airport. It has cities like Noida which already is an IT hub. 

I believe cities like Lucknow and Kanpur can be the next hub of investment and employment opportunities in India. They have their own metro projects for city commute and for long distance travel we have RRTS service that is a work in progress. To top it all Alcohol is not banned here unlike Gujarat.

I think with the right planning Uttar Pradesh can have several Bangalore-like tech hubs. What are your thoughts on this?

Can UP have the next Bangalore?

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Do you guys think that Mumbai is a tech hub too? If yes, why? If not, does it have the potential?

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Over the past three years, Hyderabad has emerged as a significant startup destination with more than 240 funded startups, supported by 550+ domestic and international investors.

Investors Crown Hyderabad As India’s Next Startup Powerhouse

Might as well become it! We know BLR is already at capacity (or over it). We need a new hub, it's time.

"The extent of water surface in Bengaluru during 1973 was 2,324 hectares. Over the last 50 years, due to reckless concretization, the water surface has shrunk considerably. Of the remaining water bodies, 98% of lakes are encroached upon and 90% of them are fed with untreated sewage or industrial effluents. Naturally, this has impacted the recharge of the groundwater table as well," IISc's Prof TV Ramachandra had told TOI.

Bengaluru's severe water crisis and traffic congestion are prompting tech giants to consider relocating from the $245 billion IT hub. The city's civic challenges may impact India's IT industry landscape, compelling companies to explore emerging cities.

India looks for new Bengalurus as its Silicon Valley goes downhill

Google lays off more employees and moves some roles to other countries

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Spread across 23 floors with a built-up of 3 million sft for 25,500 employees, it will be Google's largest office campus outside their US HQ in Mountain View!

Google started construction of a huge office for 25,500 employees in Hyderabad

Be honest, NCR people .. do you guys really choose blr,Hyd if given choice b/w NCR and Blr,Hyd. If yes, why?

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What do you think about infrastructure of Banglore with thoughts of yesterday's incident ?

Is it good or too bad 
Or just underpass should get closed ?

How many of you live in Bangalore?

Let's face it, bangalore is expensive, in terms of value for money. 
There are so many infrastructure issues.  Travel issues etc

But at the same time, Bangalore is the major leagues for tech in India. 
Events, meetups, startups all are prevalent mostly in Bangalore.

Given all this, and having a choice on where you wanna stay, what would you choose?
1. Bangalore
2. Other city?
3. Lead Nomadic life, Travel around city to city,  state to state, country to country?

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