The Economic Times

Techie calls Bengaluru one of the worlds loneliest cities, compares it with places like Paris, Patna and Goa, sparks debate

Bengaluru's founder Harsh Snehanshu describes the city as the loneliest he's lived in, despite his community-building initiatives. He notes that while Bengaluru offers many activities, it lacks spaces for passive engagement and quiet reflection, unlike cities like Mumbai and Delhi. This constant need for interaction, even in social settings, hinders introspection and can exacerbate feelings of isolation for migrants.