Bangalore is India's Silicon Valley - someone says it's hell true, and others be like it's not - what's your POV?
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SHIV DIXIT
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We should see good and bad both sides of any thing . Bangalore is really great city in terms of startup culture and soon any startup will come and solve these small problem .
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‼️ Hiring are going down by Infosys .
Why I feel , something bad new will come soon from this corporate world in terms of hiring .
Why do we in Delhi don’t have any tech-first product startup like Bangalore? Only baniya and dhando business all around. Even the culture is so uncool and dead tbh.
No wonder people move south.
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Is ₹2.75Lakh per month in bangalore enough to survive? I’m a bachelor and moving to blr soon.
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Hii Bangaloreans) I am from Northeast Assam and soon coming to Bangalore to study and get connected with business environment. I don't have any relatives living in Bangalore nor friends.
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