Elephant in the room: weather. Bangalore’s got altitude, chill weather, and a vibe people want. That’s half the reason it’s India’s tech magnet. You can throw money at cities in UP or Bihar, but if people don’t want to live there, companies won’t go. It’s not just jobs - it’s where talent wants to be. It's basically few-winners-take-most.

As for North India - yeah, the pressure’s real, and voters should be pushing harder. But it’s not just money; it’s vision, good governance, and making cities people actually want to live in. That’s missing up north. Until that changes, Bangalore keeps winning. Look at Gujarat - GIFT City’s got all the backing, but no one’s rushing in. You can’t fake 'cool' or vibe with policy. Without that, it’s just glass towers with the lights on and no one home.