> ts not like Bangalore saw growth only after IT. We were there long before. And it was attractive destination for jobs decades before IT happened. Bangalore wa

> ts not like Bangalore saw growth only after IT. We were there long before. And it was attractive destination for jobs decades before IT happened. Bangalore was home to every single industry back then. BAL's, HAL's, ITIs of the world. Yeah, Bangalore was a big city and sure there were industries, but the thing is the rate of growth from 90's to today is way more than the city anticipated. >Like I said why think, plan and make. When you can just copy, rush through and import. I agree with you that there's no plan and that's the major reason of the dismal structure of the cities in general in India, but this has nothing to do with Nehru policies, just human greed and stupidity.