Indian cities better/more fun than Bradford(UK)?

[KingKhanWC]

[MENTION=151383]Local.Dada[/MENTION] Forgive me if im wrong but I read you stating there are Indian cities better/more fun than Bradford?

Excuse my ignorance but isnt India a poor nation 3rd world with many issues in cities, ie rubbish, slums, poor roads, poor infrastructure, crimes such as abuse of women on buses etc etc?

Im not from Bradford but have visited often, in the last 10-15 years the city has spent a lot with much improvement. Bradford has some great historical buildings, also with a lot of new modern buildings.

Local Dada or any other Indian posters, please give me names of such Indian cities?

If you convince me, I may move to India. Jai Hind

 

[hoshiarpurexpress]

Vrindavan.. the city of lord Krishna, you will achieve your true salvation there.
But I ain’t convincing you.
Bradford is the worst place to live on earth I pity anyone who has to even visit that place

 

[Major]

lived in Brampton and New Delhi.

Will always choose Brampton over any Indian city even though Brampton is the worst city of Canada. New Delhi was just too depressing, really poor standard of living. Rawalpindi and our capital has a much better standard of living.

 

[daytrader]

lived in Brampton and New Delhi.

Will always choose Brampton over any Indian city even though Brampton is the worst city of Canada. New Delhi was just too depressing, really poor standard of living. Rawalpindi and our capital has a much better standard of living.

Brampton is not that bad. It's a city with it's own culture and vibe - last Diwali in Brampton was the stuff of legends.

 

[Robert]

Im not from Bradford but have visited often, in the last 10-15 years the city has spent a lot with much improvement. Bradford has some great historical buildings, also with a lot of new modern buildings.

My old uni town. It was very run down when I was there as the manufacturing industry collapsed due to Thatcher.

I went back there once about ten years ago and it had improved.

 

[MenInG]

Birmingham used to be a scary city for me - but all gentrified now!