The ruined infrastructure of Bengaluru, the increase in rents and endless traffic jams have triggered debates on the sentence of life in the technological center of life in India. Although these problems are not unique to Bengaluru, many residents are planning whether the move abroad could offer a better quality of life.
A recent post Reddit comparing the cost of living and the lifestyle to Bengaluru against the water added fuel to this current discussion.
A Bengaluru resident recently shared his doubts about the long -term viability of life in the “computer capital of India”. The Reddit Post underlined how the increase in the cost of living – extended to education, travel, housing, grocery store and taxes – encourages a lot to weigh their options.
“I was curious about the debate on Bangalore-Uae,” wrote the user. “If someone already travels 1.5 hours in a way of working daily, wouldn’t that be similar to that of Sharjah-Ajman in Dubai? The rent in a decent locality in Bengaluru is around 30,000 ₹ for a 2BHK, while Sharjah varies between 50,000 and 60,000 ₹. »»
The post has detailed a comparison of ownership and education costs. “Even the property rates in full ownership in Sharjah are approximately 1.2 to 1.5 times those of the Bengaluru properties. Tuition fees in Sharjah, at around 10,000 AED (2 Lakh) per year, correspond to the costs of Bengaluru. »»
However, the position also expressed its concerns about the political climate of India. “Security in Bengaluru is good, but not great. There is also the persistent fear of being part of a minority religion, “wrote the user, clarifying that most people are respectful, but that political factors could affect secularism.
The position sparked a widespread discussion, many sharing their moving experiences abroad.
“The quality of general life? I would give it to the water, ”said a commentator. “If you are well gaining, the United Arab Emirates offer the best standard of living in the Middle East. But it depends on where you live.
Another user underlined better educational water opportunities. “Teachers are subject to several certifications even before they can teach kindergarten. The infrastructure is better and the class sizes are capped, allowing personalized attention. »»
A former Bengaluréan who moved to Dubai nine years ago summed up his experience: “I would choose Dubai every day! Life is good and fresh here. Ask me anything!
Others recommended Sharjah for affordable accommodation. “The only program is Dubai’s traffic in Sharjah. But if your business offers you 50 Lakh per year, the trip is logical. You will find Indian restaurants, cooks and affordable maids and large amenities. »»
A speaker underlined the upgrade of the lifestyle, saying: “If you are not in technology, no Indian city is compared to Dubai. The cars is cheap, the infrastructure is world class and the food is first -rate. For families, Dubai> Bengaluru every day, provided you have a decent salary. »»
