>>Bengaluru’s unlivability is entirely due to the failure of the public administration and widespread corruption. As somebody whose several generations have li

>>Bengaluru’s unlivability is entirely due to the failure of the public administration and widespread corruption. As somebody whose several generations have lived in Bangalore. What you wrote could be true. But Bangalore's current state is also due to the city growing by 100% every 5 years since the 90s. To give you an indication as a kid in 90s, Ulsoor lake was our outskirts picnic destination. Peenya was a far industrial town outside Bangalore. Most places like Sarjapur and even Yelahanka were like very far villages outside Bangalore. There's only that much you can build when you grow so far.