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A Bengaluru woman named Saini shared a detailed breakdown of her monthly expenses on social media, totaling nearly ₹1 lakh while living alone. The post ignited online debates about the city’s high cost of living and saving challenges for newcomers.
Bengaluru, India’s tech capital, is facing a severe crisis with CEOs warning it’s “now or never” for the “Garden City.” The city is grappling with crippling traffic congestion, potholes, escalating pollution, and water scarcity, significantly impacting productivity and quality of life. Entrepreneurs like R.K. Mishra highlight two-hour commutes for 16 km, leading to poor work-life balance. Bangalor
A Bengaluru apartment purchased for Rs 20 lakh around 20 years ago has appreciated to nearly Rs 1 crore, according to a Reddit user’s personal experience. Today, with new homes in prime areas priced at Rs 2 crore to 3 crore, potential buyers are questioning whether similar returns are still possible or if the period of rapid property value growth has ended.
In Bengaluru, many IT professionals are beginning to give up on the dream of owning a home. With rising concerns over layoffs, declining job stability, and the growing influence of Artificial Intelligence on white-collar jobs, an increasing number of tech workers are stepping back from home purchases despite real estate prices showing signs of stabilizing.
Karnataka’s ambitious Bengaluru second airport plan hits roadblocks as AAI’s April 2025 inspection flagged technical, logistical flaws in all three shortlisted sites — Chudahalli-Somanahalli and Nelamangala. No frontrunner emerged, delaying progress. Minister MB Patil calls it routine scrutiny, announcing techno-economic feasibility studies.
A Bengaluru engineer, Shubham Soni, sparked a discussion on work-life balance by choosing a lower-paying work-from-home job over a higher salary at Amazon. He shared on LinkedIn that earning Rs…
