Hyderabad and Pune named the ‘Best Cities to Live in India’ in a global survey
Times of IndiaTimes Travel Editor/TRAVEL NEWS, INDIA/ Created : Mar 17, 2019, 16:38 IST
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In a global survey held recently by a reputed firm Mercer’s Quality of Living Ranking 2019, Hyderabad has been named the best city in India to live in and shares the 143rd position with Pune in Maharashtra. This is not the first t … Read more
In a global survey held recently by a reputed firm Mercer’s Quality of Living Ranking 2019, Hyderabad has been named the best city in India to live in and shares the 143rd position with Pune in Maharashtra. This is not the first time that Hyderabad has received the honour but it is the fifth time in a row, which is absolutely amazing! Read less
In a global survey held recently by a reputed firm Mercer’s Quality of Living Ranking 2019, Hyderabad has been named the best city in India to live in and shares the 143rd position with Pune in Maharashtra. This is not the first time that Hyderabad has received the honour but it is the fifth time in a row, which is absolutely amazing!
On the same list, New Delhi was on 162nd position while Mumbai was at 154 and Bengaluru secured 149th place. From India only these countries could make it to the list unfortunately.
When it comes to the safest cities, in India Chennai was named the safest with global ranking of 105. Dubai and Abu Dhabi again share the 73rd position in the category while in Africa, Port Louis was named the most liveable city with global ranking of 83.
This is an important ranking which also influences abilities to attract business in the cities.
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