Came down from Delhi NCR for just two days. Everything here was sub par. Weather, traffic, offices, food, you name it
i accept infra wise bangalore is much worse. But NCR is worse in literally every other aspect. weather, food, people, safety. I'm neither from Bangalore or NCR so i have no personal stake in the game. Just talking from my experience of spending around 18 months each in both places
also, traffic is worse due to excess immigration. If you'd seen this place even before covid, you'd never want to leave. The nightlife, the gardens, the food, the MOST WONDERFUL weather, and lots of art. IT worker bees sucked the life out of this place
As if it had a life before IT workers came here. Moreover if not for IT companies nobody would’ve ever came to this shit underdeveloped city
There was a balance. If you're going to talk about underdeveloped, I'd rather have that over not even being able to take a breath of fresh air in my own home. You give so much hate to something that wouldn't give you the same in return. Why waste your emotions like that. Be kind whenever you can, and really try giving this wonderful place another chance. Visit lalbagh, visit the Bangalore palace, go at 5AM to cubbon park or get a pass to the Sunday dog park. Have a drink at Bob's bar, eat butter Dosa at Rameshwaram Cafe and idli at Veena in malleshwaram. It's a delicate fusion of all the wonderful things you'd experience, and well you're an outsider so less chances you'll understand what I'm talking about.
"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.
Which cities in India have you lived in? Which one did you like the best? Where did you find the best people? Which city is best for hustle for 25-30 year olds?
Any perspective on any city is welcome here. Curious to hear what people ha...
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 joi...
