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1. Commute times are better 2. For certain branches of law, Delhi is better
3. Contacts with politicians and IAS officers, good networking
4. You can live in large and nice house (even if as a tenant) rather than tiny, overpriced apartments. Gurgaon apartments are super.
5. No bullshit regionalism and language fundamentalism
Cons:
1. Air quality
2. Listening to cringe auto tuned Punjabi/Haryanvi hip-hop every other day during Ola rides. If you’re really unlucky, Bhojpuri pop too.
3. Delhi men (from all classes) are rough in their behaviour and are misogynistic. They also use bc and other gendered gaali in every second sentence. This is a deeper problem of toxic masculinity present in North India.
4.Too much showing off. Too many bimbo guys and girls obsessing over designer brands, cars etc.
On balance, still prefer Delhi to other cities. Thoughts?