Which is the best city in india?

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City?....Well I would have to pick Calcutta. First off the people are especially nice there and I found traveling around inside the city easy to navigate. There is a nice mix of the old and new there while the cultural integrity remains intact. I found myself saddened during trips to other cities because the British stamp of occupation is so strongly evident. When I am in India I want to see things related to the Indian culture...not the British...nor do I want a reminder of how badly they pillaged the Motherland.
Being from NYC, I do not really like Asian cities in general..I much prefer my time in smaller places...I think that one of the best places to stay in India is Rishikesh...it is just the right size...beautiful scenery, nice people and a lot of activities.

Neemo

Mumbai-The financial capital of India.
New delhi-The capital of India.
Bangalore-The technological capital of India.
Calcutta-The cultural capital of India.

Now its upto you to decide which is the best City!!!

atRocioUs1993

MUMBAI - to the glam
RAJESTAN- to the culture and the heat of india
GUJARAT- to the culture and yummy food of india
KERELA - to the cool and peaceful of india
PUNJAB- to the friendly crazzy and the most fun place in india ( must go )
Madhayapradesh- to the heart of india

catcha

Depends on what type of person you are too. A lot of the places mentioned are great, but I think my favorite place must have been Dharamsala, the home of the Dalai Lama, and the Tibetan government in exhile. Its so beautiful, and peaceful!

precilla d

MUMBAI AND ONLY MUMBAI

Deepak

Delhi

pinku1994

New Delhi...

asimboral

Ahmedabad is the best city in India

K P

Goa for vacation

Mubai for business and other things.

HYDERABAD

Any people in india can stay easily and be happy in hyderabad.

Hardik G

Mumbai.. not coz of my hometwon but i have been to other citiies too and nothing beats it whether it comes to the pace of life, energy , warmness of people and the nigttlife...

pragadheesh

Coimbatore..

item jamir

bangalore ---till the time ram sene came into scene.

gvbals

Bangalore

Sarva

Obviously Delhi..

Proof Given Below

Even as Bangalore has emerged as the fourth best city in the country while Delhi remains on top, Indiaâ€™s Silicon Valley may soon be overtaken by the next-door mega city Hyderabad if the Garden City does not get its act together and improve its infrastructural facilities fast.

Though Bangalore is a major economic hub of India, over the years the Cityâ€™s infrastructure has not been able to keep pace with the booming economic growth, a survey by Ernst & Young (E&Y) has cautioned.
Bangalore, which stood at the fourth position in overall rankings of Indiaâ€™s top 48 cities after Delhi, Greater Mumbai and Chennai, is being challenged by Hyderabad for the fourth spot, E&Y says in its survey titled: Indian Real Estate: Growth and New Destinations.

From the business environment point of view Hyderabad, which ranked fifth in the overall all-India rankings, has scored higher than Bangalore and Chennai as the Cyber City has a considerable larger area of land under the Information Technology (IT) Special Economic Zones (SEZs) as well as the multi-product SEZs. Delhi outscores all other cities on the Business Environment Index (BEI) as it has a large workforce and more management graduates, people employed in trade services and other business activities as compared to most of the other major cities such as Greater Mumbai, Chennai and Bangalore.

Quality of life
Hyderabad has also scored over Bangalore on the basis of superior leisure and hospitality infrastructure and much lower crime rate, the E&Y Survey reveals.

Delhi tops the score on Quality of Life Index (QLI), followed by Greater Mumbai and Chennai. While Bangalore has slipped to the fifth slot, Hyderabad has moved up to the fourth rank in the QLI for its better score in terms of leisure and hospitality infrastructure.

As far as the key Infrastructure Index is concerned Bangaloreâ€™s performance is a matter of concern. Bangalore has slipped to the sixth position due to a relatively poorer road network, mediocre rail connectivity and low investment proposed for the infrastructure of the City despite the rapidly increasing demand for better infrastructural facilities.

â€œBangaloreâ€™s infrastructure is under extreme stress as it has not been able to keep pace with rapid economic growth over the last decade,â€ the E&Y survey warns.

While Delhi tops Indiaâ€™s city rankings on Infrastructure Index, Chennai and Hyderabad have secured the second and third position, respectively.

Rashi

WHOLE INDIA IS GUD!BUT I LIKE CHANDIGARH N BANGLORE

warvictory

Dear sir udaipur in rajasthan is best city in india this is salected by many tourist guide book. this is detail-State: Rajasthan
Description: Chosen recently, by Travel and Leisure Magazine, as Asia s Second Best City, Udaipur is steeped in romance and antiquity. Little wonder that its magical lakes and fairytale water...
Language spoken: Hindi, English, Mewari
Getting there: Nearest Airport: Udaipur Maharana Pratap airport Nearest Stations: Udaipur railway station Main Highways: NH8
Climate: Summer: 32Â°-45Â°C. Winter: 28Â°-5Â°C
Best time to visit: October to February

pink rose

PANJIM-GOA

CLEAN AND BEAUTIFUL

World Citizen

http://www.indiatouristspots.com/cities/

Cities
Every Indian City boasts of at least five attractions that makes it a must-visit. And each city is so curiously different from its neighbor that you are left wondering if they are a part of the same nation! Interestingly, the taste buds play a very significant role in clubbing them together.....

South Indians love sour flavors and dishes seasoned with coconut in some form or the other. West Indians have some special weakness for chillies and spicy food. Come to North India and Mughlai and Punjabi cuisine rules the rook. From here if your head for North-East India, you will get a taste-bud shock! Spices dissappear gradually and the food is near to boiled. East Indians have sweet-tooth and they love fish. Rest is for you to explore....

North Indian Cities Agra
Amritsar
Almora
Delhi
Rishikesh
Gulmarg
Khajuraho
Nainital
Patnitop
Shimla
Udaipur
Dalhousie
Leh-Ladakh

South Indian Cities Bangalore
Chennai
Kochi
Ooty
Hyderabad
Trivandrum

West Indian Cities Ajmer
Bikaner
Jaipur
Jaisalmer
Jodhpur
Mumbai
Mount Abu

East Indian Cities Darjeeling
Guwahati
Tawang
Puri
Kolkata
Varanasi

Visitor's Comments
â€œ Our postcard snap with the Taj in the backdrop sits pretty by our bed-side...we loaded our bags with Taj souvenirs and each must be sitting somewhere looking equally elegant...Agra was fantafabulous...
- Anna, New Jersey, visited Agra in 2005.
â€œ A walk along the Marina beach of Chennai on a moonlit night, the imposing silhouette of the Presidency College on the left recall some scene from Gothic movies. Chennai gets me nostalgic, but minus the dirt and heat....
- Sarah, Australia, recalls on her visits to Chennai.
â€œ I felt pukish at first, but after a glass-full of camel milk, I got my whole group try it at the Jorbeer research center. We got a lot of the gram-flour snacks back home...Bikaner has been so far my most amusing destination..
- Nadia, Spain
â€œ It is way different from the rest of India. My friends do more of hip-hop, but for rockers like me, Bangalore is the place to be! The weather is pleasantest!..
- Leah, a German software-engineer on his short-official trip to Bangalore.

Nilesh Naik

mumbai - coz of nightlife, security, financial capital, spirit of mumbai n coz ilive in it :D

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