Bengaluru Ranked World's Fastest-Growing Major City Through 2035 in Savills Growth Hubs Index
Bengaluru topped the Savills Growth Hubs Index as the world's fastest-growing major city through 2035, out of 245 cities. Its growth is driven by a skilled workforce and the rise of Global Capability Centres (GCCs).
Bengaluru has been ranked the world's fastest-growing major city through 2035 in the Savills Growth Hubs Index. The city secured the top position among 245 urban centres evaluated worldwide.
The ranking was based on indicators such as projected GDP growth, expansion of personal wealth, demographic trends, inward migration, and growth in high-income households. Bengaluru's rise has been driven by its large and skilled workforce and the rapid growth of Global Capability Centres (GCCs).
Often called the 'Silicon Valley of India', Bengaluru is also home to the headquarters of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO). The report noted India's strong presence in the global list, reflecting fast urban economic growth across several Indian cities.
Aspirants should remember Bengaluru's top rank in the Savills Growth Hubs Index and the indicators used to measure it.
Key Points to Remember
- Bengaluru ranked world's fastest-growing major city through 2035
- Index: Savills Growth Hubs Index, covering 245 cities
- Indicators: GDP growth, personal wealth, demographics, migration, high-income households
- Growth driven by skilled workforce and Global Capability Centres (GCCs)
- Bengaluru is called the 'Silicon Valley of India' and hosts ISRO headquarters
Exam Relevance
Relevant for UPSC, SSC and Banking General Awareness (reports and indices, urban economy).
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