Great article! However, I'm not convinced about Bangalore's long-term dominance in the Indian tech ecosystem. Factors like rising hostility towards migrants, neglected infrastructure, and a lack of forward-thinking urban planning could hinder its growth. I've personally moved to Mumbai to build my startup, betting on its potential to surpass Bangalore in the coming decade. Let's see how the future unfolds.
Hence, I would advise 20-somethings like myself to definitely go to Bangalore and learn but would restrain from advising them to make the city their final home.
As India is multicultural society, every metropolitan city faces some kind of friction regarding availability of opportunities and cultural differences (Bombay in 1980s & 1990s) irrespective of city. But, the solution is collective sustainable growth and acceptance.
Great article! However, I'm not convinced about Bangalore's long-term dominance in the Indian tech ecosystem. Factors like rising hostility towards migrants, neglected infrastructure, and a lack of forward-thinking urban planning could hinder its growth. I've personally moved to Mumbai to build my startup, betting on its potential to surpass Bangalore in the coming decade. Let's see how the future unfolds.
Hence, I would advise 20-somethings like myself to definitely go to Bangalore and learn but would restrain from advising them to make the city their final home.
As India is multicultural society, every metropolitan city faces some kind of friction regarding availability of opportunities and cultural differences (Bombay in 1980s & 1990s) irrespective of city. But, the solution is collective sustainable growth and acceptance.
Fair.
This is absolutely motivating piece of writing.
Thank you so much for inspirational perspective.