Bengaluru Vs Pune | Which one to choose to settle & for better career opportunities? | Saddaa INDIA
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Thank you for making this video. Can you also cover other aspects like government, policies, water issues, language issues etc.
Sure I will.
Very good point you have mentioned.
I just like to add few point about bengalore which I missing here. That is people socialism example sharing car for travel office and other like housing society which I find and enjoy in Mumbai
Terrible water crisis now in Bangalore. There are multiple fun locations within 70 km from Pune along the Sahyadri hills. The Maximum city Mumbai is just 150 km from Pune for fun and frolic.
yup dont come to bengaluru u guys create traffic and pollute my clean city...stay where u are....
Thanks for info
Welcome 🤗
Pune is...Sasta Bangalore, Always Bangalore 🔥
But pune is pune banglore me only it industries he pune me har type ki industries he Mumbai pune se sirf 90 min dur he after missing link completion, Pune ke pass tracking karne ke liye mountains he famous hill stations he ..😻
@@Billu_bhauinfra lover billu
Banglore has good jobs but the traffic problem compels people to look for other cities
Yes I agree
Policies should be to create more centers like Gurgaon, Noida in Northern states so that people don't flock in the southern cities straining the resources. Bangalore and Pune and alike are already saturated in terms of resources (water, land, other amenities).
Agreed
Nice video...What about management students?? For MBA
Can't comment, need to do research first but Bengaluru has IIM.
You are right pune me traffic police sahi nahi hai log kaise bhi gadi chalate hai
Puneisalso expensive like mumbai
Any software testing openings in Bengaluru for freshers?
I won't be able to help. Please check on job listing sites.
@@SaddaaINDIA i tried sir but no response.
Sir khardi bahut aage bada hai rent be bahut ho gaya hai rate tezi sey bade hai kai new it park ban rahe hai
PUNE
Bro Bangalore traffic is way worse than in Pune, also Bangalore has a language problem not everyone understands Hindi this video is a bit biased and rents are also high in Bangalore they ask 10 months deposit if you are talking about IT jobs Bangalore is ahead but manufacturing and auto pune is ahead, infra part is true since Mumbai gets all the attention in Maharashtra, Mumbai has way better infra than Bangalore
Bro Bangalore is like Japan cities there is no other cities India like Bangalore, Bangalore peoples litterecy rate is 88.9% , there is no language problems some people from north side doesn't adopt & Karnataka culture. And I lived in Pune also it is also good there are so many problems are there.
#nammabengaluru❤
@@shivakumarkalashetty7621 Pune literacy rate is 89.56 better than Bangalore lol
@@shivakumarkalashetty7621lol pune is Maharashtra's educational capital....and pune is much safer than bengalore....and the muslim population of Bengaluru much Higher then and it's concerning
ab to pune he beast hai banglor se pune shift honge loag and companys because of water
Shata
Bhai pune is not north INDIA
You’re just considering IT opportunities which isn’t right comparison. Pune is a major automobile and manufacturing hub & has more opportunities in terms of manufacturing as compared to Bangalore. In terms of IT Bangalore has no comparison at this moment. Food wise, Pune has more variety as compared to Bangalore. Real estate wise Pune is affordable as compared to Bangalore. For north indian crowd Pune is better, for south indian crowd Bangalore is better.
Bro for engineering purpose example for CS or IT branch which city will be good in upcoming 3-4 yr perspective . As i am confused where to opt for engineering college ?
@@Hardikkr01 Bengaluru or Pune.
@@7001nikhil in this both what is better option
@@Hardikkr01 Bengaluru. If you want cost effective option then Pune.
Yes it's a biased review coz you started off saying for freshers and then the topic goes with investment in property .
Things you didn't considered in bangalore -> Pros :
1.It's much more modern than any city in india .
2.The Startup culture is unbeatable .
3.The only city to invest on innovation .
4.Cost of living for freshers as well as experienced is quite high though PGs are available , but still they are costly and lack amenties
5.Now days everyone giving interview online so doesn't matter if your'e coming here to search job or directly landing with job offer
Cons:
1.Water Problem is real , i mean it's THE worst in india for a city .
2.Traffic is real issue not only in main roads , sub roads as well .and Metro work is running 3 - 4 years late .
3.Corrupt politicians and police .
4.Property prices are too high (can't compare to Pune , as the per sqft average is 10k that too under development areas.)
5.You will always find yourself in some kind of race , leaving behind the peace . That's how the culture has been .
After reading this comment I am pretty sure you haven't watched the entire video because I have already covered 90% of what you have written. But that's ok. Thank you for taking out time and sharing your POV.
Bro be like mein 2-3 Pune ghoomke aa gaya aur Pune ka saara knowledge aa gaya🤣🤣. Bro telling Bangaloduu climate & Pune climate is at par with each orher & more or less same🤣🤣. He didn't visited Pune during rainy season. Maybe his cousin doesn't want to show him the real beauty of Pune during rainy season😆😆
I think you also haven't visited Bengaluru during the rain. But thank you for sharing your thoughts and glad to see such good word choices your parents have taught you well. Have a good day. Take care.
@@SaddaaINDIA Bro I just not visited Bengaluru. I had lived there for more than 2 years once in 2012 & back in 2017 for 11 months. I have seen how the face of bengaluru has changed from very good to bad in all those years cz of corruption & bureaucracy. And still it is. Undermining the bad VS. looking at the good side (opportunites as u said) isn't gonna work for all. I am not working in a startup & neither have in the past, so I cannot comment about the opportunities side in the startup division. But I am in a good workplace now being in Pune. Yeah my parents have taught me well when comes to choice of words. Its not me but maximum of people in social media troll bengaluru for all the bad reasons. And the choice of words came from those people who trolled. I am not the one who created this anew!!
@@praveenkumar760003 I have been living here for 8 years and my brother-in-law has been in Pune for 10+ years. The video I made is not just my thoughts, I just spoke about what I saw and what I got to know from my brother-in-law. Even he thinks Bengaluru has an edge over Pune, especially in terms of opportunities and infrastructure. Just compare Railway stations, bus stations, airports, metro connectivity, and how many companies have headquarters in Pune vs Bengaluru and you will know Pune is at least 10-15 years behind Bengaluru. I loved the culture, vibe and weather in Pune but trust me regarding infra and opportunities Pune can't compete with Bengaluru. People do shit on social media but it's our moral responsibility and our ethics that we separate ourselves from trolls and bad things sadly you tried to be cool and be one of those people who doesn't criticise or discuss but just rant. So it's not the people who troll it people like you who get influenced and do the same shit. Sorry for being rude, but I would have appreciated it if you shared your thoughts honestly like you did now instead of just bashing. There is nothing personal but it's just sad to see people neither discuss nor criticise but just like bashing right, left and centre.
@@SaddaaINDIA LMAO🤣. I am not bashing man nor I am trying to be cool/wannabe😆. I have not commented following any social media post to undermine bangalore in a different way then what it is. But its the bitter truth man which is going there. If you are so much happy with the all time high traffic congestion, high water scarcity, road rage during night time, locals anger & bureaucracy against outsiders, all time high property & rent appreciation for no apparrent reason (not comparing to Mumbai) then I am not much left to comment with your thoughts. Buddy I wrote what I saw in reality about the city getting transformed from top notch to worst. As I said I was there back in 2012, 2013, 2014 as I used to work there. So it was 11-12 years back. You came 8 years back. So think which time I have been talking about & that time bangalore was beauty in terms of everything. Then I changed places & again when I came to bangalore in 2017 everything was changed in a bad way. If you are boasting about infra, then I would like to tell you, post covid, once there was rain & everything went haywire there because of illegal housing encroachment on the lakes & everything was swimming pool there. Millions of property loses. So an individual is suffering from all these basic things then what you will gain with all this infra?? I am not sure in what sense you are boasting infra. Obviously the opportunities are high there in compare to Pune. I agree with you. But what about the difficulties which bangalorians are facing in general on cost of their livelihoods?? If you will count pros & cons in todays date then cons are much higher then pros!!
@@praveenkumar760003 ROFL. 😂😂😂
You only said you used such a derogatory word because you saw people using it on social media. You have got dual standards I must say but never mind. I did cover most of these points already in the video be it high cost or traffic problems but I am sure you didn't notice those and just bluntly judged my opinion. I do agree every city has its shortcomings just like every 2nd year Mumbai gets flooded during monsoon but does that mean industries will shift from Mumbai I guess not because of the kind of ecosystem Mumbai has, it's hard to beat similarly Bengaluru has an ecosystem that's hard to beat. Every Tier 1 city has similar problems. The other day only I read the news that Pune is just left with 50-60 days of water in some dam and if the rains get delayed Pune will have a similar kind of water problem. Just google it you will find the article. My point here is just wait for 4-5 years and you will see similar or worse problems in Pune like Bengaluru. Just wait and watch, I have seen Pune upfront, the way builders are coming up in every corner you guys will be in deep trouble soon unless the government learn from cities like Bengaluru and takes some steps.