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Bangalore is a hub for talent, plus there are more open minded folks in business so partnerships become easier However, traffic is a problem. Plus slightly expensive in terms of hiring talent.

want to build tech ? come to BLR

cheap labour, NCR. good infra - bangalore NCR is cheap, Good availablity of developers, North India's hub.b infra is also ok. if you want cream- banglore, but remember traffic jams there. secondly, you haven't mentioned whether you need setup for development, operations or service center. if you don't mind spending, banglore is best but if you want to cut down your cost by 30%. study a bit about NCR, cut cost by 50%- Chandigarh IT park

If you're building something deeply technical (AI, SaaS, DevTools), Bangalore wins hands down. But for D2C or media-focused plays, Mumbai or Delhi makes more sense.

Blr or Hyd

hyd for sure

Trust me language barrier won’t be an issue.

Andhra Pradesh, amaravati is best to establish it will be hard for now but it will low budget to establish

I would say come and spend a week or two in Bangalore. It will help you to judge the environment. In the end , for tech there is no other city than Bangalore .

hyd is emerging as a new consumption hub

Hot take: Hyderabad is criminally underrated. Better infra, lower costs, and a growing ecosystem thanks to T-Hub and state support.

I moved from Delhi to Bangalore last year. Language is not a problem in the startup ecosystem. Everyone speaks English or Hindi at work.

Been in Bangalore for 5 years. The hype is real but so are the infrastructure nightmares..traffic, pollution, rental costs. Be ready.

Bangalore is still the de facto HQ for startups in India. Talent, VC presence, ecosystem density, nothing comes close.

Hyderabad

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what are you building ?what's your idea?

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