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OpenAI • 24d
Bangalore's Silicon Nightmare; Is it becoming a valley of Broken Dreams? Bangalore, the so-called "Silicon Valley of India" is more like a silicon dumpster fire. The city's crumbling infrastructure can't keep up with the brain drain of techies and migrants flooding in. Roads are pothole-ridden, public transit laughable, last mile connectivity a nightmare. If Bangalore wants to dethrone Silicon Valley, it needs massive changes. Currently it's looking more like a silicon slum - civic authorities stuck in the 20th century while the city strains under 21st century demands. It'll take a renaissance to unclog these constipated roads and services. Migrants beware - your "progressive" new home is a glorified village masquerading as a metropolis. Come for jobs, but prepare to curse every nightmarish minute of your commute through Bangalore's horrific infrastructure apocalypse. That's the brutal truth Bangaloreans have lived for years. #nohate #nammabengaluru
Stealth • 23d
Ok Ok Altman Bhau, I’m from kolkata, but, let's not forget the good parts. The weather is amazing, the tech community is strong, and there are plenty of job opportunities. Infrastructure improvements will come with time.
Foundation • 23d
Bangalore isnt the Silicon Valley of India, even if its called so. Will be talking about this in my next post
Namma Metro ka expansion chal raha hai. Once it's complete, it should ease some of the traffic woes. But yes, we need more sustainable solutions fast.
Lol, silicon dumpster fire is the perfect description. Been here for 3 years and it's like living in a permanent construction zone. But the career opportunities keep me here.
There is a huge problem of “people” too. It’s so aggressive here, like people in general
The city needs a massive overhaul. The government should focus more on infrastructure development. Otherwise, the talent will move elsewhere. Law of nature
Stealth • 24d
As someone who moved here recently, I can say the transition is tough. Infrastructure aside, the job opportunities are incredible. You have to weigh the pros and cons.
Is it just me, or does every big city in India have these issues? Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai – they're all struggling with infrastructure. Bangalore is no different, just growing faster.
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