New Delhi, June 27 -- Home to more than 15,000 startups and global technology giants like Google, Amazon and Infosy, Bengaluru has long been India's IT capital and a top destination for young professionals. But over the past decade, India's urban landscape has changed rapidly. Better infrastructure, expanding metro networks, booming startup ecosystems and improved quality of life have made several other cities attractive places to live and work. Property consultant ANAROCK helps decode which cities are emerging as the best places to live and work, beyond Bengaluru. And we also explore how the cost of living compares across these cities

The key success ingredients of Bengaluru - namely, IT/ITeS and GCC ecosystem, skilled talent pool, and ...