
Hyderabad Tops In Quality of Living Report 2015,highest among the Indian cities
According to Mercer’s Quality of Living Report 2015, the city is ranked at 138 globally in the quality of living and is highest among the Indian cities, ahead of Pune, Mumbai and New Delhi.
The survey highlights that Indian cities haven’t made much progress on the quality of living scale, scoring nearly the same as they did last year. Over time, Hyderabad has emerged as a city of choice due to factors such as improved options for international schools and a fine choice of reputable English-speaking schools.
Additionally, Rajiv Gandhi International Airport is located 22 km from the city and offers a good range of international flights, which improves its ranking on account of public services. Both Hyderabad and Pune rank higher for quality of living than the country’s more traditional business centres, Mumbai and New Delhi which ranked at 152 and 154 respectively.
Source : newindianexpress
According to Mercer’s Quality of Living Report 2015, the city is ranked at 138 globally in the quality of living and is highest among the Indian cities, ahead of Pune, Mumbai and New Delhi.
The survey highlights that Indian cities haven’t made much progress on the quality of living scale, scoring nearly the same as they did last year. Over time, Hyderabad has emerged as a city of choice due to factors such as improved options for international schools and a fine choice of reputable English-speaking schools.
Additionally, Rajiv Gandhi International Airport is located 22 km from the city and offers a good range of international flights, which improves its ranking on account of public services. Both Hyderabad and Pune rank higher for quality of living than the country’s more traditional business centres, Mumbai and New Delhi which ranked at 152 and 154 respectively.
Source : newindianexpress