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Diversity and Racism in Bangalore, Karnataka

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Is Bangalore diverse? Do people from different ethnic groups get along? Here's what 28 local experts had to say about diversity, inclusivity, and racism in Bangalore, Karnataka.

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Bangalore has the perfect weather. It has a balance of cool weather and warm days. The social life is very diverse with many cultures from all over the world. Most importantly, it is one of the safest cities in India. There are many relaxing and exciting activities to partake in as a tourist. With that said, do visit Bangalore.

Bangalore is widely regarded as the “Silicon Valley of India” because of its role as the nation’s leading information technology exporter. Indian technological organizations such as ISRO, Infosys, Wipro, and HAL are headquartered in the city. A demographically diverse city, Bangalore is the second fastest-growing major metropolis in India. Today as a large city and growing metropolis, Bangalore is home to many of the most well-recognized colleges and research institutions in India.

Nikulsinh, says: 2020

Bengaluru is known for its diversity. In this city you will find people from different parts of India. Not only that but this city is also known for its remarkable tourist spots such as the Cubbon Park, Lalbagh Garden, and more. It is a crowded city with beautiful parks but traffic here is terrible.

Ashutosh, says: 2020

Bengaluru is city with amazing people and culture. If you are moving to Bengaluru be aware that it is one of the city with high cost of living. Bengaluru is hub of people across India and around the world. Cultural diversity is something to look forward to.

Sanjay, says: 2020

Weather, traffic jams and food are the main highlights of my city, Bangalore. Kannada is the official language and the people here are called Kannadigas, but one can see a variety of languages and people here. Courtesy, the vast diversity. It’s called The Garden City and it’s a major hub for IT companies.

Sameeran, says: 2020

Bangalore offers a pleasant climate all year-round, that is, if you manage to distract yourself from the maddening traffic. It is the IT and the pub capital of India. The city offers a glimpse into the diversity that defines India. You will get to see a jostling megapolis teeming with opportunity coupled with everyday struggles of the marginalised.

Anyone moving to Bangalore should know it is safe for all people. It has great weather, eating outlets, suitably located to plan short trips. It is also expensive (by Indian standards), and crowded (it has an influx of a million people per year). Bangalore is a multicultural city. Being one of the cosmopolitan, it has a varied population from not only India but also the world.

Mahimashree, says: 2020

Bangalore is one of the most diverse and multilingual cities in India, this diversity helps one to learn about different cultures and their language. It is known as the garden city, mainly owing to its temperature which varies between 19 degrees Celcius to 28 degrees Celcius throughout the year. It is also the Silicon Valley of India. This calls for a great life to live with good jobs and to live a healthy lifestyle.

Gajendra, says: 2020

Bangalore is the IT hub of the country and have the moniker Silicon Valley of India. It is equipped with great infrastructure facilities to meet the business needs of the entrepreneurs. Bangalore has a salubrious climate throughout the year because of the lush greenery maintained and preserved by the Government and people. The population of Bangalore City is approximately 12.30 millon and the people are secular enough to respect multicultural sensitivities.

Preethi, says: 2020

Bangalore is called “The Garden City”. It is full of parks and greenery different from many other major cities, which are nothing but concrete jungle. And it rains very frequently, for you to enjoy the greenery at it’s very best. It’s a very diverse city with diverse culture. It is a very versatile city and gives everyone whatever they want from a city… Parties, greenery, culture, shopping, food, just name it.

Sushil, says: 2020

Bangalore has a population of over 10 million, thus making it the third most populous city among essential towns in India and a megacity. With more than 1000 temples, 400 mosques, 100 churches, three Gurudwaras, two Buddhist viharas, and even a fire temple, Bangalore classifies as a diverse city with various cultures and religions coexisting.

Poonam, says: 2020

Bangalore is a diverse city where you will find people from all across the world. Even though most people here can speak multiple languages, you might want to learn some basic phrases in Kannada. You can find any kind of cuisine in Bangalore. And it is known for its crazy traffic.

Srinivasan, says: 2020

Bangalore has very finicky weather. Also, there are numerous local languages spoken here due to the diversity of people coming here for work. Kannada is the official state language. However, anyone who knows English will not have any issue communicating with the locals.

I stay at Bangalore and people coming here should know it being a cosmopolitan city, we are multicultural. This city is best known for its nightlife. It’s a fast moving city that never sleeps. Unlike the rural parts of India, choice of clothing shouldn’t be a concern here, so feel free to dress your best and bar hop while you groove to your favourite tunes.

Sumedh, says: 2020

“Silicon City” a.k.a. “The Garden City” a.k.a. Bangalore a.k.a. Bengaluru is known for its awesome weather and diverse culture. One can visit Vidhana Soudha in Bangalore, which is the head of state legislature of Karnataka, constructed in the year 1952. M. G Road is one of the famous shopping streets, having buildings constructed during the British Era. Shivajinagar, famous place for shopping and enjoying Tasty Food of all kinds. High Court of Karnataka is a must visit place, constructed in the year 1884, was previously called High Court of Mysore.

Shruti, says: 2020

Bangalore is the capital of Karnataka, one of four major South Indian states. Many consider the city to be a melting pot of the South Indian cultures, since it is home to people from various states in the Indian peninsula. Bangalore’s greatest asset, which every Bangalorean will tell you, is its pleasant weather through the year. South Indian cuisine has flourished in the state, and there are a numerous eateries that people from the city swear by. Bangalore is also the closest big city to various tourist attractions in the state, making it a hub for international travelers.

Patrick, says: 2020

Bangalore is very much a fusion of all cultures across India. it is very diverse in that way and very welcoming. it is close to many beautiful destinations that can be visited during the weekends. The city can be expensive to live at times, as it has so much to offer to residents.

Bengaluru has a serious traffic congestion problem, but other than that is a lively, multicultural, cosmopolitan city. It’s a great city for employment, cross-cultural connections, restaurants and a whole lot of other things. It’s a great place to work (once you cross traffic challenges) because there are diverse employment opportunities and forward-looking opportunities.

Dhivya, says: 2020

1. Kannada is the official language of Karnataka. Don’t get tensed in case you don’t know Kannada, Bengaluru is culturally diverse so you won’t find any problem with the language.
2. The climate of the city. Bengaluru’s climate is heavenly. Pleasant on the mornings, a bit sunny in the afternoon and again cool or at times rainy in the evenings. to always carry a jerkin with you and an umbrella (rain is unpredictable here).
3. If you are joining a college here or working then to find a residence near to your college or office else you will find it a pain commuting everyday due to the heavy traffic.

Kalpana, says: 2020

Bangalore is a fantastic city, provided you like living in a city which is buzzing with activity. The diverse population, work culture and opportunities, nightlife, shopping and cuisine choices offer a ‘never a dull moment’ factor to living here. For those who interested in sightseeing, the ample choices to choose from are a delight.

Bangalore is referred to as the Silicon Valley of India as there are clusters of IT parks, tech firms in almost every nook and corner of Bangalore Urban. The weather in Bangalore is one of the most pleasant in all of India, where most days are cloudy with cool winds, and summer temperatures are lower than most parts of India making it a very habitable place. Bangalore is also a city with great language diversity where people from all parts of India come here for work or studies, therefore making English as the first language for communication.

Omprakash, says: 2020

Bangalore is the capital of Karnataka on the Deccan plateau in the south – east of Karnataka… The city is popularly known as “The Silicon Valley of India” and is the nation’s leading IT employer and exporter. Bangalore has always seen a very diverse population, especially since modern times.

Falguni, says: 2020

Bangalore is known as “The Garden City” due to its plethora of parks and extensive botanical gardens. It is a vibrant, bustling cosmopolitan city where you can find people from various ethnic and cultural backgrounds. People moving to Bangalore should consider visiting the multitude of local attractions including the Bangalore palace, botanical gardens, the various malls and pubs scattered around the city. The city has a pleasant climate to which anyone can adapt to easily and the local folk are welcoming to people immigrating to the city. People moving in should try to get an accommodation close to their work place as Bangalore traffic is a nightmare to wade through everyday. Bangalore makes everyone feel at home.

Bangalore is a multicultural metro city. You might want to get a guide to help in sight-seeing. Otherwise, it’s a safe city and you will get along fine if you can speak English. A new sim for your phone with internet connection is a must as it’s quite easy to get lost in the sprawling city and narrow roads.

Kangngau, says: 2020

Bangalore is throbbing with employment opportunities for any experience level. It has amazing infrastructure and is very welcoming for people coming from any part of India. There are many places to visit for recreational activities and many historical places. You’ll find a diversity in food as well to satisfy your taste buds.

Vaibhav, says: 2020

Bangalore city is popularly known as “The Silicon Valley of India” and is the nation’s leading IT employer and exporter. Bangalore has always seen a very diverse population, especially since modern times. It is a multicultural city permeating class, religion and language. Bangalore is a major economic and cultural hub and the fastest growing major metropolis in India.

Alokik, says: 2020

Bangalore is a city in the south of India. Bangalore has the most diverse crowd of people from all over India and World. Bangalore is the Garden City and the Pub capital of India. And weather here is amazing – cool breeze, light rains and a pleasant sun shine. We have the best IT parks, hills, lakes and all kinds of sports facilities be it Soccer, Ultimate Frisbee or Cricket. Moving here would be one of the best decisions you have made!

Vishruth, says: 2020

Bangalore in Karnataka, India, is one of the multicultural cities with a substantial population of technology workers. The climate is peasant for most part of the year. But recently, summers have become unusually hot. The rent is higher in the upper-middle class localities with a high concentration of IT employees. But the suburbs still have some of the lakes and greenery that the old Bangalore use to have in plenty.

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