’25 LPA feels like nothing. “

The software professional whose function is 18 Lakhs (Lakhhs) in Bouh to show 25 LPA in Bangaluru now regrets this step, citing the costs of high living and poor infrastructure in the head of information technology in India. His experience, common to the viral LinkedIn post by a marketing specialist named ISHAN Arora, has re-discussed whether the metro cities really offer a better quality of life than Tier-2 cities.

After a public spending in Bangaluru, the professional expressed his disappointment due to the high costs of rent, huge security deposits, expensive movement, and notorious traffic congestion. “Bon was better, 25 LPA nothing in Bangaluru,” he regretted during a conversation with Ishhan.

Despite the increase of 40 % of salaries, it has struggled to save money due to the high cost of living in Bangaluru. He added: “The rents are highly high, the angel requests a 3-4 months deposit, and the daily expenses are much higher. I miss $ 15 from Vada.”

His experience is echo with many professionals who are torn between job opportunities for metro cities and lifestyles in the second -level cities at reasonable prices. Bonn, Hyderabad, and Ahmed Abad emerged as strong alternatives to cities such as Bangaluru, Mumbai and Delhi, providing a balance between comfort, life and deaths in costs.

The post has sparked an online discussion on whether the higher salary justifies the move to the expensive metro city. Bangaluru, which is often called Silicon Valley in India, has witnessed a dramatic increase in the cost of living over the past decade, making it increasingly difficult even for high -density professionals to maintain a comfortable lifestyle. The prosperous technology industry in the city prompted a huge flow of skilled workers, which led to high housing rents, inflating daily expenses, and exacerbating traffic congestion that adds to the costs of mobility. Soon many professionals who move to better salaries are soon aware that their increasing profits barely compensate for the highest expenditures associated with living in Bangaluru.