1) In 2018, Bengaluru added 1200 tech startups. That's 25% of all tech startups in India. Bengaluru has at least 30% of India's total startups.

AI, Big Data, Cloud Computing and ML are the areas where jobs will come in 2020s.
AI is where jobs are. Annual growth of 58% projected for 5yrs.
Dilli-NCR got $239 million from 67 deals, while Mumbai received $208 million from 48 deals.
BLR is getting way ahead of the competition.
7) Out of the 1800 life-sciences start-ups in India today, 500 are in Bengaluru. Innovation advantage will get more jobs.
#Bengaluru has 19,00,000 tech workers now, with a projection that it would overtake the original Silicon Valley in sheer numbers by 2021.

that too... mostly without much government or infrastructure support.
Sheer people's will and effort. A splendid show of #NewIndia