12
May
Anuj Agrawal, Founder & CEO Of Zyon Group Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], May 12: Bengaluru has been under siege—not from competition, but from criticism. Headlines decry its traffic, infrastructure gaps, and strained public systems. But here’s what the critics miss: Bengaluru’s problems are symptoms of unprecedented success. When a city hosts 875 GCC Units, employs 1.65 million technology professionals, and nurtures 53 unicorns—more than any other Indian city—growing pains are inevitable. India’s ambition to become a $10 trillion economy by 2030-35 doesn’t hinge on solving Bengaluru’s traffic. It hinges on building ten more Bengalurus. The Numbers Tell a Remarkable Story India’s technology ecosystem…
