Will the Smaller Cities and Town in India get Benefited?

India is on its way to?fast-paced growth?in its economy, education, IT, international relations, and self-sufficiency to list a few. This intellectual growth is accompanied by its resourceful geography and hindering existing challenges of poverty, population, and security.

Taking into consideration the few metropolitans in the nation who contribute a major portion of the GDP, they have become densely populated and created a greater cost of living.

This opens doors for alternatives to sustainable growth by spreading the development graph variance into smaller towns and cities.

Current Problems Erupting in Big Cities?

The so-called big cities or hubs in India are not sought after for a good lifestyle. Pollution, population density, health concerns, and resource scarcity are concerning people from all levels of the hierarchy living in these cities.

This comes as a concern for big businesses as well. They have huge set-ups in such?commercial hubs?and the ones who don't have their business constructed are finding space here to get one.?

With larger public crowding the cities in search of good work, resources are falling short and uneven density and growth are becoming prevalent.

In such scenarios, extending the peripheries of these cities which is in action for a long time is finding its alternative in other resourceful towns.

Sustainable Development through Small Cities and Towns

Smaller towns and cities like Chandigarh, Bhuvneshwar, Agra, Surat, Tiruchirappalli, Nagpur, Tiruppur, Rajkot, Vijayawada, etc are grabbing the attention of businesses. These are coming as ingenious options due to their potential of delivering value, revenue, and lower cost of operations.

·Optimizing Cost of Operations and Resources:

The living, operation and infrastructural costs in big cities are sky-scraping as compared to smaller towns and cities.

Firms can get larger campuses at a lower price, cheaper labor, amenities at an affordable rate, and an overall low cost for all their operational and resource needs.

?·Exploiting Technological Advancements for Accelerated Growth:

The current post-pandemic digitized world is well aware of the strength of technology. Distances and inability of being present physically are no longer big issues. This enhancement has opened doors for flexible operational models for firms. There is, therefore, no alarming need to populate a city or a few cities with the workforce but to have some of them on campus. This adaptability has opened?newer avenues for growth?through small cities.

·Evenly Spread Graph of Growth:

Moving to smaller cities and towns would spread the growth graph and shift its density from big cities to multiple towns in India.

·Reducing Pressure on Few Metro Spots:

Commercial hubs in such big cities had driven-in huge population and resource challenges on these cities while increasing the heavy operational cost burden on firms.

·Healthier Lifestyles:

Population and pollution frighten many with the thought of living in the big metros with an average income in hand. Clean air is very rare in such big cities. Noise, crowds, and rush in these places have initiated conversations on sustainable growth and people are looking to switch to other cities where health is not compromised for making a living.

Businesses are understanding such mindsets of employees and taking emerging smaller towns as alternative solutions.

Final Thoughts

Leading the way for sustainable, evenly spread, and diversified growth through the incorporation of smaller cities and towns in the country can help India bypass many contemporary challenges.

Not just big businesses but many locals are considering other healthier options away from the rush of such crowded places.?Expanding boundaries of growth?by investing in these potent towns can drive-in wealth and sustainability for an overall better future for India.