Lessons from B’lore? No thanks

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1. Kumar Vijay says

   This comparison is baseless. Bangalore is like cowdung when compared
   to mumbai which is like a ladoo…

   Had the flood been in bangalore, city wud have perished with all the
   narrow minded pple there. Mumbai stood up to the crisis and fought hard
   and handled a situation and next day back to business.

   Moreover the attitude of pple there, the autowaalas, locals is far worse
   from disgusting. I have been a victim of paying double the fare at 7 in
   the evening. Mumbai i pay normal even at 1 am (Night).

   Bangalore will take at least 1000 yrs to come anywhere near to mumbai

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2. Tom says

   The Fungus and Virus of muslim extremism and muslim population boom
   is attacking the land of Bharat slowly and surely and we need to stop
   this !!!!!!!

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3. Vijay Krishnan says

   One must not even compare any city to Mumbai simply because it has been the
   numero uno city in India for the years gone by. Bangalore must in fact learn
   from Mumbai the fighting spirit of this city and the great pace of this mega
   city. I am a person who was born and bought up in this city, presently living
   in Romania. However faraway a Mumbaikar may be, his heart lies only in Mumbai
   and to the people of Mumbai. Jai Mumbai. May Her Tribe Increase

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4. Mumbaikar says

   I think it shud be vice-versa, blore shud learn from Mumbai, Mumbai is 50 years
   ahead of blore. And it will another that much years, to be comparable to
   mumbai. And I dont think u can compare almonds(mumbai) to peanuts(blore).
   Bangalore has nothing except IT (which is highly hyped), while Mumbai has
   everything. The deluge that is talked and compared in article is also baseless,
   since that was the highest rainfall in the history of country, while in blore
   is was showers and only a couple of lanes were submerged. While in case of
   mumbai, they happen everyyear at the start of monsoon.
   I see a lot of comments in the article which vouch the same.

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