The government, private sector and citizens coming together in push towards sustainable development will power Bengaluru to its rightful place on the global map of developed cities, writes Ashish Puravankara, Managing Director, Puravankara Ltd
Recently, Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman praised Bengaluru, crediting the city for the buoyancy it provides to the country’s economy. Lauding the city’s start-ups, she said no other metro can compete with Bengaluru, which offers a diverse
From its heydays as a ‘Pensioners’ Paradise’, Bengaluru has undergone many transformations, pivoting gracefully from an aerospace hub to an information technology and start-up hub. It wouldn’t be wrong to say that the city has consistently reinvented
Bengaluru has witnessed a boom in the past three decades as one of the country’s newest metro cities. The spurt in the volume of business activity in the city has spurred the government to ensure that the infrastructure continues to keep pace with the demands of a dynamic economy.
The authorities are taking steps to ensure that the city’s development matches the needs and expectations of its residents - a multicultural populace comprising educated, global citizens. For over a decade now, the city has led from the front in action.