What is the most cosmopolitan city in India?

[venkappa]

When I say cosmopolitan, I mean a place with different cultures/communities living together comfortably. They are open to try new things and interact with others, rather than staying segregated in own in-group. I know communal and language riots are a thing, but some places still maintain that cosmopolitan spirit. They can even win elections despite being from an outside minor demographic community. 

1. Mumbai is definitely the most cosmopolitan. True cultural diversity from all communities and faiths in India. Despite Congress, BJP, Shiv Sena, and Pakistan antics, Mumbai is welcoming place for all backgrounds. 
2. Bangalore is second place thanks to Vijayanagara Empire and tech boom. Deccan states are typically known for this. 
3. Chennai used to be more cosmopolitan but economic rise of other states and Tamil Dravidianism have slowed it down. 
4. Delhi could be more cosmopolitan but it’s dominated by Khatris, Jats, Gujjars, UP Muslims, and Yadavs. 
5. Hyderabad is still manavallu area despite Urdu batch in old city. 

What do you guys think?

[Android_Halwa]

Amaravati The Virtual capital. 

[dasari4kntr]

Chandigarh 

 

[venkappa]

58 minutes ago, Android_Halwa said:

Amaravati The Virtual capital. 

No yellow media answers please. 

Give legit answer.

[venkappa]

9 hours ago, dasari4kntr said:

Chandigarh 

 

I heard it’s pretty clean.

[Jatka Bandi]

Mumbai and Bangalore. Hyderabad lost it with the Telangana movement. Settlers from other regions came in and stole the city.

[dasari4kntr]

12 minutes ago, venkappa said:

I heard it’s pretty clean.

last year i visited museum of modern art in NYC…

in the museum there is a separate segment called modern architecture…there i took these pictures…

[Spartan]

Hyderabad is one of the best so far

Banglore Mumbai Delhi lo nuvvu velli bathukamma open ga adagalava

but ikkada Karvachauth lantivi open ga cheskuntaru

[krishnaaa]

Hyderabad Number 1 anytime.

[SirRavindraJadeja]

18 hours ago, Android_Halwa said:

Amaravati The Virtual capital. 

Ne lanti caste picchi yeddi galla valla entire state virtual ayipoyindhi.. 

Peru kinda back kinda same tags.. 3 capitals kadtharu anta.. yeddy na dash gallu

Hyderbad ki turakollu pedda minus.. andhra ki ne lanti peru lo caste thoka gallu pedda minus...  Nasty chiller gallu.gabbu patincharu state ni

 

[Gambler68]

Idupula paya ..amen

[Android_Halwa]

1 hour ago, SirRavindraJadeja said:

Ne lanti caste picchi yeddi galla valla entire state virtual ayipoyindhi.. 

Peru kinda back kinda same tags.. 3 capitals kadtharu anta.. yeddy na dash gallu

Hyderbad ki turakollu pedda minus.. andhra ki ne lanti peru lo caste thoka gallu pedda minus...  Nasty chiller gallu.gabbu patincharu state ni

 

Amaravati ae best antav aithe…

[venkappa]

11 hours ago, Jatka Bandi said:

Mumbai and Bangalore. Hyderabad lost it with the Telangana movement. Settlers from other regions came in and stole the city.

Settlers from which regions? Was Hyderabad more cosmopolitan before Dora rule?

[praying]

21 hours ago, Android_Halwa said:

Amaravati The Virtual capital. 

uncle are you really a reddy outside?

[Jatka Bandi]

14 minutes ago, venkappa said:

Settlers from which regions? Was Hyderabad more cosmopolitan before Dora rule?

Rural areas of Telangana, Andhra, Rayalaseema, and Maharashtra. 

Yes, it was. The core Hyderabadis never cared about caste, religion, or region. Even if caste existed, we respected it as a cultural identity, not a way to spew hatred. We respected and helped each other. We still do. As Hyderabad grew, these caste and regional fanatics got included and started owning the city.