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Bengaluru
The city’s history is tied to older regional power, fortification, administration, and later urban development. Over time, Bengaluru became a major centre of commerce, public institutions, education, and eventually technology. Its transformation into a major IT hub made it one of India’s most globally recognised urban names, but that newer identity sits on top of a much older city story.
One of the easiest reasons people like Bengaluru is the climate. Compared with many other large Indian cities, it has a more comfortable temperature profile for much of the year. That does not mean every season is the same, but it does help the city feel more walkable and pleasant than harsher metro environments.
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