World’s Largest IT Hubs (by Tech Workforce & Output, 2025):- 1. 🇺🇸 Silicon Valley (USA) – 480,000+ tech workers, $450B annual output 2. 🇮🇳 Bengaluru (India) – 1.2M+ IT professionals, $150B exports 3. 🇨🇳 Shenzhen (China) – 900,000+ tech workers, $320B manufacturing tech value 4. 🇮🇳 Hyderabad (India) – 800,000+ workforce, $85B IT exports 5. 🇮🇳 Pune (India) – 600,000+ workforce, $60B output 6. 🇺🇸 Seattle (USA) – 350,000+ tech jobs, Amazon–Microsoft HQ region 7. 🇩🇪 Berlin (Germany) – 300,000+ IT professionals, $50B startup ecosystem 8. 🇬🇧 London (UK) – 400,000+ tech jobs, $70B output 9. 🇸🇬 Singapore – 250,000+ professionals, $45B digital exports 10. 🇯🇵 Tokyo (Japan) – 500,000+ IT employees, $65B output Source: NASSCOM

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Is that an IT scrap yard? A scrap yard especially for IT companies.

It's same for government!

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Hyderabad’s skyline tells two stories, one of innovation, one of negligence. Which one are we building faster? 🤔

This is the harsh reality behind the glass towers...world-class offices, third-world waste management. India’s tech capital shouldn’t look like this. Time for real accountability in urban governance.

construction debris

This is not a garbage dumpyard. This is a debris dumpyard, likely from construction activity in the area

The Mumbai model. You have slums on one side and high-rises built right over them, yet the system somehow works together perfectly.

This is microscopic compared to what we have in Delhi at Gazipur, Okhla and Jahangirpuri. Truly a marvel.

It has become a landmark at this point and it spawns out of nowhere between tall buildings

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This is not trash… this is ‘unplanned development premium version’ 😅

This is where the complaints about American culture are coming from

Trust me guys this is not Singapore 🤣

they usually put excavation mud and boulders on them and it ends up as a landscaping with green top. Try same pic after few months. Not saying this is best way, but this is not the end.

Hyderabad’s tech pride stands tall, but the ground tells another story. Clean cities are the real mark of development.

Seems like IT hub was built around the dumping ground

This is the problem of all major cities in India. You are going to find out Garbage Mountain ⛰️ somewhere in the city dump yard. Only solution to this is RECYCLE ♻️.

nice view for techies.

Silicon chips inside, potato chips outside. 💀

They are enjoying hill station feeling but in a different way 🤣

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Hyderabad (via Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation / GHMC) was ranked 6th cleanest city in India in the “Million + cities” (>10 lakh population) category in the 2024-25 edition of Swachh Survekshan

We seriously need to develop waste management techniques.

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We Indians are very fond of kachra. We love it throughout from street to parliament.

actually under this they have huge data centres

California doesn't stand a chance bro

That’s literally where the heart of technology beats

Why is this ? Anumula Revanth Reddy should do something

Harsh reality of our major cities.

if this is the IT hub then what one can say about the area where common people live.

Village life 😄

Tag the location !

Wtf 🫣🤯

Waste management is totally ridiculous in india