Why is Bangalore losing its positive vibes and cultural diversity?

Bombay’s the financial capital of India and Bangalore’s the Silicon Valley of India. Which one would you prefer and why? Would your opinion change w.r.t age (eg. 20s are better in Mumbai vs 30s are better in Bangalore? Any thoughts?

There’s either water logging or no water at all There’s either stand still traffic or spend 3 days in the car traffic Bangalore airport is in Hyderabad But the weather is good and there’s cherry blossoms macha!

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.

"Macha why do you like Bangalore? Weather bro." These tech bros can't stand normal weather, but will go through shitty infra, traffic, hooliganism, and what not for slightly better weather.

I am currently in process of sourcing reports doing location study for GCC, R&D and ITS setup for foreign clients. Till now, this language imposition issue was discussed in corridors and never included in official reports when discussing location strategy. But its changing now and situation will only deteriorate from here if there are any more language riot or hooliganism. Other state govt officials now openly quote such news to foreign company leaders and why shouldn’t they as it’s competition to get more business and jobs and your competition is making self goals.

" 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?

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