New Delhi, July 19 -- Delhi remains one of the world's most affordable major cities for everyday living, offering some of the lowest costs for dating, housing and broadband internet.
However, the affordability comes with a trade-off-its residents also earn among the lowest salaries compared with other global cities, according to Deutsche Bank's latest Mapping the World's Prices 2026 report.
The report, which compares 69 global cities across prices, wages and quality of life, found that a typical "cheap date" in Delhi costs around USD 103 (approximately Rs 9,920), making it the least expensive city in the survey for a romantic outing. In contrast, Geneva topped the list as the costliest city, where a similar outing would cost around USD 47...