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Sajin, maybe you haven't explored Bangalore well , referring to how you term a city as a Silicon valley Even Bangalore has major towns that contributes to its interconnected Ecosystem : ∆ Peenya: Housing over 5000 small scale Industries and a hundreds of medium Scale Indus and few Large Scale Industries It’s known for manufacturing machines, electric goods, fabrications, HPDCs, TDCs, motors, generators, textiles (silk), hydraulics, tool industries, and rubber molding industries ∆ Hebbal to Silk Board ORR : This stretch alone consists of Many IT parks that house Many MNCs and Thousand's of Tech Startups ∆ Soukya Industrial Area : It consists of Major warehousing facilities, it has numerous options for Storage and logistics connectivity ∆Malur Industrial Area : Metal Manufacturing ∆ For Startups working on Fashion and Luxurious Lifestyle: Brigade Road, Koramangala, Chikpete ∆ Devanahalli Aerospace and Defence Park ∆ for Food and foodtech startups : Kalyan nagar, Kammanahalli,

Can we stop making A Silicon Valley or a New York or a LA or Dubai in India ? We need our Own Things to stand.

India usually gives it’s own definition to the foreign terms. Like Silicon Valley, GDP, Poverty Rate etc 😂✌️

Silicon valley of India should collectively include Pune, Hyderabad too . If any other mention down

I read this back in class V, in 2010, Bengaluru being referred as "Silicon Valley of India" by NCERT

Wow they are self proclaimed xD

🙌🏽 Thanks for this. But since you’ve specifically mentioned me that too, indirectly, with so much respect, I just hope you try to understand the POV. It’s about the branding and how it is mismatched with the expectation, for someone who’s not from India and used to its shitty standards (which i don’t think i need to explain) would be catfished for sure.

It is actually namesake, and not a title.

I wanna hear from those who spoke about "Bangalore roadblocks and rains despite being a Silicon Valley" in the last week. What are your thoughts?