Last 3 years Hyderabad has gone complete nuclear

[DesiPokiri]

2 hours ago, Sword_KanthaRao said:

@Badi_Chowdi urff @jawaani_jaaneman aka @tappachabutra alias @Andhra_Meals

Yaad rakhna ivi kuda manave..

Total scrap antha ikkade undhi ga

[bhaigan]

On 11/20/2021 at 1:08 AM, veerigadu said:

North galla movement peruguthadhiii and BJP will focus more if Hyd is growing so rapidly. 

BJP TRS tho kummaku ayye plan adhe kada

[Sword_KanthaRao]

1 hour ago, Ryzen_renoir said:

Bengaluru is also pretty welcoming , infact it must have the least amount of native speakers 

Chennai - not so much , that's why it is relatively stagnated.

 

Bengaluru is a veteran in this game of welcoming migrants. This city probably has the highest creamy migrants from all over the country. 
 

I remember Bangalore of Mid-90’s..apudu kuda better places to eat were all run by Anatapur and Nellore people. 

[bhaigan]

1 hour ago, Ryzen_renoir said:

Bengaluru is also pretty welcoming , infact it must have the least amount of native speakers 

Chennai - not so much , that's why it is relatively stagnated.

 

Bangalore you should know more Kannadiga 

[bramhacharimogudu]

On 11/20/2021 at 12:55 AM, JackSeal said:

Thanks to AP for not stealing investments

thanks to jalaganna, anduke kada mana TG eddies supporting jaganal

[Raven_Rayes]

Kerala is the most migrant friendly state in India. Rajasthan and Andhra Pradesh come next. Telangana scores less than national average in Interstate migration index.

https://indiamigrationnow.org/impex-2019/

Ofcourse most of you are only talking about IT guys and other white collared people.

Bangalore has the highest out of state migrants (mostly because its bordering 3 states may be). at 30%

Hyderabad, Chennai, and to an extent even Mumbai hover around 10%. but this data is only until 2011. I don't expect much to have changed, and Hindi won't even be a factor other than for a small section of white collar workers making the switch.

People just go where the jobs are. They don't do extensive research on liveability of a city before taking up the job, unless they are in the top creamy layer in society. those people don't matter that much in the grand scheme of things.

[Ryzen_renoir]

32 minutes ago, Sword_KanthaRao said:

Bengaluru is a veteran in this game of welcoming migrants. This city probably has the highest creamy migrants from all over the country. 
 

I remember Bangalore of Mid-90’s..apudu kuda better places to eat were all run by Anatapur and Nellore people. 

A lot of builders / contractors migrated there in the 70s to 90s from Nellore 

Anatapur people are more in number due to proximity but not many businessmen 

Creamy migrants part is 100% true , most of the tech R&D jobs in india are in bengaluru , perhaps more than rest of india combined 

[Ryzen_renoir]

3 minutes ago, Raven_Rayes said:

Kerala is the most migrant friendly state in India. Rajasthan and Andhra Pradesh come next. Telangana scores less than national average in Interstate migration index.

https://indiamigrationnow.org/impex-2019/

Ofcourse most of you are only talking about IT guys and other white collared people.

Bangalore has the highest out of state migrants (mostly because its bordering 3 states may be). at 30%

Hyderabad, Chennai, and to an extent even Mumbai hover around 10%. but this data is only until 2011. I don't expect much to have changed, and Hindi won't even be a factor other than for a small section of white collar workers making the switch.

People just go where the jobs are. They don't do extensive research on liveability of a city before taking up the job, unless they are in the top creamy layer in society. those people don't matter that much in the grand scheme of things.

That's true kerala has so many north indian workers , the govt tried to integrate them well into society 

Also workers are actually treated well unlike rest of the states where cheating north india labourers is common place 

Rajasthan ? I have no clue 

Hyderabad must have had a lot of high income+ low income  migration in last ten years .

Andhra Pradesh is also pretty welcoming , krishnapatnam has atleast 10k north indians working , sricity also has few thousand of them .  

They actually bring a lot of value to the places , they work hard  , do not get involved in  trouble . 

[Raven_Rayes]

5 minutes ago, Ryzen_renoir said:

A lot of builders / contractors migrated there in the 70s to 90s from Nellore 

Anatapur people are more in number due to proximity but not many businessmen 

Creamy migrants part is 100% true , most of the tech R&D jobs in india are in bengaluru , perhaps more than rest of india combined 

which is pretty much negligible.

[Raven_Rayes]

7 minutes ago, Ryzen_renoir said:

That's true kerala has so many north indian workers , the govt tried to integrate them well into society 

Also workers are actually treated well unlike rest of the states where cheating north india labourers is common place 

Rajasthan ? I have no clue 

Hyderabad must have had a lot of high income+ low income  migration in last ten years .

Andhra Pradesh is also pretty welcoming , krishnapatnam has atleast 10k north indians working , sricity also has few thousand of them .  

They actually bring a lot of value to the places , they work hard  , do not get involved in  trouble . 

Hyderabad, like all cities in India, attracts people from its own towns than its villages. Its interstate migration (if you consider Andhra migration as intrastate) is about the same level as other cities.

so saying HIndi is some kind of Trump card that makes Hyderabad more friendly than others doesn't bear out in reality. No one cares about Hindi. Even Chennai people try to speak in Hindi these days.. it doesn't magically make Chennai more friendly.

also bangalore is not 'welcoming' to its migrants. I don't know what it even means. It just has a lot of jobs that people aspire to. Hyderabad also has a lot of jobs. Thats it. I'd say Mumbai Kolkata are a lot more welcoming

[Raven_Rayes]

8 minutes ago, Ryzen_renoir said:

That's true kerala has so many north indian workers , the govt tried to integrate them well into society 

according to the index.. Kerala is just best among the Indian states, which is not saying much. Other  states are bottom of the barrel.

[Raven_Rayes]

On 11/20/2021 at 11:46 AM, ManOffSteel said:

It’s official now, Hyderabad is the most expensive city in India after Bombay

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.siasat.com/hyderabad-the-second-most-expensive-real-estate-market-in-india-2210942/amp/

sounds like a PR puff piece.

Hyderabad real estate is cheaper (comparitively), and it has flexible FSI, which gives the builders the greatest bang for their buck, if they could get their buildings approved.

It being the second most expensive real estate market in India sounds like a joke.

[Ryzen_renoir]

2 minutes ago, Raven_Rayes said:

sounds like a PR puff piece.

Hyderabad real estate is cheaper (comparitively), and it has flexible FSI, which gives the builders the greatest bang for their buck, if they could get their buildings approved.

It being the second most expensive real estate market in India sounds like a joke.

Chennai market is suppressed due to strict FSI rules , our relatives gave anna nagar property for development they were only allowed four floors 

The same place in Hyderabad would have fetched atleast 50% more built up area 

[Chevilopuvvu]

12 minutes ago, Raven_Rayes said:

Hyderabad, like all cities in India, attracts people from its own towns than its villages. Its interstate migration (if you consider Andhra migration as intrastate) is about the same level as other cities.

so saying HIndi is some kind of Trump card that makes Hyderabad more friendly than others doesn't bear out in reality. No one cares about Hindi. Even Chennai people try to speak in Hindi these days.. it doesn't magically make Chennai more friendly.

also bangalore is not 'welcoming' to its migrants. I don't know what it even means. It just has a lot of jobs that people aspire to. Hyderabad also has a lot of jobs. Thats it. I'd say Mumbai Kolkata are a lot more welcoming

Brother, Andhra lanjodukul vachi Hyderabad ni kharab jesinaaru..Lekunte India lo number 1 untunde...paisal dobbey madarchod gallu

[Raven_Rayes]

20 minutes ago, Ryzen_renoir said:

Chennai market is suppressed due to strict FSI rules , our relatives gave anna nagar property for development they were only allowed four floors 

The same place in Hyderabad would have fetched atleast 50% more built up area 

nope. Strict FSI rules are only a small part of the problem. Chennai's focus on Automobiles, compared to the growing pharma etc means Chennai is not a magnet the way it used to be. Its also too conservative to catch the startup gravy train.

But Chennai is still solid as a city (by Indian standards). It'll grow at its own pace, and is not 'stagnating'. Its people are not Tamil hugging bigots like the rest of India thinks they are. They are just way more modest than Hyd or Blr that are young