Why Bangalore is this hot?

I live in the top floor(terrace just above) of a apartment and the heat here is making me crazy. My bed is hot, my fan isn't giving enough air, it's hot air everywhere. I in general sweat a lot. When I go to sleep and wake up, my entire bed is wet from sweat and can't sleep for few hours because of the heat. For the entire day, I am shirtless and still can't take the heat. To make matters worse, electricity goes at anytime even in the middle of the day. That time, it feels like sweat won't stop at all. I don't have an AC here or power backup and the heat is fucking with my mental peace. Even the water from the filter is hot water🥲

Ranting about the weather in bangalore. Join in!

How are you all even surviving without water?

Today I watched a youtube video from OpenLetter having title: What destroyed Bengaluru? | Save Bengaluru | Open Letter I have watched other youtube videos also saying that Banglore has a bad infrastructure, it has the shortage of water, it has very high cost of living etc. While I find that for your IT career growth, Banglore is the best place. You have lots of opportunities here. Banglore has more educated people as compared to other IT HUb cities like Gurgaon or Noida (I live in Gurgaon right now). It's true that Banglore has bad traffic situation but are the youtubers exaggerating this or is this really true? Is it true that Banglore has a bad infrastructure as compared to other cities of India? While when I went to Banglore, I found it better than the other cities.

Hey Bangalore Folks. Do you also feel the heat during the night? I immensely feel the hot air sucking in especially during the nights. Don’t know if it is got to do with bedroom orientation in the house. P.S : New to Bangalore and thought you never needed AC here unlike a chennai or delhi.

I recently moved to Bangalore and almost immediately went into a zone of persistently feeling sad and hopeless. I refused to take antidepressants. I am doing slightly better after few sessions of therapy, but I want to know some other alternatives? Anybody experienced the same thing? What makes it better? Bangalore feels like a culture-less city tbh.

" You have to meet a city halfway, if you want to feel a connection with it " https://www.vogue.in/content/why-cant-i-just-love-bangalore Just sharing a nice article I found ^

Recently have been getting caught up in heavy traffic from St John’s to Koramangala and not even getting rides from Ola , Rapido etc… Are companies asking more people to WFO or what’s actually happening?

Came down from Delhi NCR for just two days. Everything here was sub par. Weather, traffic, offices, food, you name it

Moved to Bangalore a few months back. I've lived in Delhi NCR, Maharashtra, West Bengal, UP, Punjab but Bangalore just doesn't give me homely vibes. Everyone in Bangalore is so busy in hustle that there are very less number of cafes joints around office areas to hang out . People just go to office and come back. Others may enjoy corporate meetings and parties. But there's a limit for me.. Any suggestions on what can I try to explore or do here? Vegetarian+ Non drinking habit is adding on difficulties to already a very limited thing I can do. I