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Ahmedabad - 31,000 is grossly wrong. you can't find a decent home in areas like Bopal which practically outskirts of the city in less than 25k

It's costly agree but people are getting there ass handed by salaries ..

"Bangalore's out here competing with Mumbai, but our wallets are taking all the hits 😩💸"

“affordable living in india” is starting to sound like an ancient myth.

I don't think it's correct... coz 32k for pune is expensive... you need like 20-25 k for living in Pune and not 32 k. ... saying this from personal experience.

no you cannot blindly trust on this data cause everyone has different life style nd I m also lives in delhi and my totally monthly budget is less then 15k

False. In Hyderabad you can live with 20k. If you have own house then you can live in 15k. I'm saying just for a normal life.

everyone blames the cities, but isn’t the real issue how salaries aren’t keeping up with inflation?

Wow, Bengaluru at ₹35,887 really has taken the crown from Mumbai. As someone who moved from Mumbai to Bengaluru for tech work, this tracks with my experience. The rent inflation here in the last 2 years has been absolutely insane. My 2BHK went from ₹22k to ₹35k after COVID.