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📈Contribution to India’s GDP:🇮🇳 Mumbai – 6.16% Delhi – 4.94% Bengaluru – 1.87% Hyderabad – 1.24% Chennai – 1.12% Kolkata – 1.05% Pune – 0.81% Ahmedabad – 0.79% Surat – 0.68% Vizag – 0.44%

City wise GDP contribution by cities- Mumbai – 6.16% Delhi – 4.94% Bengaluru – 1.87% Hyderabad – 1.24% Chennai – 1.12% Kolkata – 1.05% Pune – 0.81% Ahmedabad – 0.79% Surat – 0.68% Vizag – 0.44%pp

Top Cities in IT Exports in Financial Year 2024 Bengaluru - 407088 crore Hyderabad - 121115 crore Pune - 105818 crore Chennai - 77421 crore Mumbai - 76564 crore Gurugram - 52931 crore Noida - 50119 crore Kolkata - 13029 crore

🚨 India’s 6 Wealthiest Cities by GDP in 2025. 1. Mumbai: $310 billion 2. Delhi NCR: $293 billion 3. Bengaluru: $133 billion 4. Chennai: $116 billion 5. Hyderabad: $94 billion 6. Kolkata: $86 billion

Can Chennai really become a tech hub and surpass hyderabad, bengaluru and others. What do you guys think about the potential of chennai becoming new tech hub of India?? Reminding you I'm not asking about manufacturing part, there chennai is doing

Software Exports from Software Technology Parks (STPs) in 2023-24 (₹ Crore):💻🇮🇳 Top 10: Bengaluru: ₹4,07,088.72 Cr Hyderabad: ₹1,21,115.57 Cr Pune: ₹1,05,818.98 Cr Chennai: ₹77,421.44 Cr Mumbai: ₹76,564.55 Cr Gurugram: ₹52,931.70 Cr Noida: ₹50,1

'Kalari cheese', an indigenous cheese from Udhampur (J&K), gaining popularity on social media in recent years. But why is it not getting enough market pan India? and why popular brands like Mc Donald's and Burger King are still not making it to their

Hyderabad needs better PR. Over the last 3 months I have visited a bunch of Indian cities (Bangalore, Kolkata, Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, and now Hyderabad). Clearly Hyderabad has been the most convenient. You get cabs easily. Traffic isn’t crazy. It d