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Cost of Living in Pune

Summary about cost of living in Pune:

Restaurants [ Edit ] Range
Meal, Inexpensive Restaurant 200.00 Rs 150.00-300.00
Meal for 2 People, Mid-range Restaurant, Three-course 725.00 Rs 500.00-1,000.00
McMeal at McDonalds (or Equivalent Combo Meal) 200.00 Rs 150.00-300.00
Domestic Beer (1 pint draught) 120.00 Rs 100.00-180.00
Imported Beer (11.2 oz small bottle) 210.00 Rs 140.00-300.00
Cappuccino (regular) 99.96 Rs 60.00-150.00
Coke/Pepsi (11.2 oz small bottle) 29.46 Rs 20.00-42.00
Water (11.2 oz small bottle) 14.10 Rs 10.00-20.00
Markets [ Edit ]
Milk (regular), (1 gallon) 175.58 Rs 151.42-204.41
Loaf of Fresh White Bread (1 lb) 29.08 Rs 18.14-36.29
Rice (white), (1 lb) 23.81 Rs 18.14-31.75
Eggs (12) 61.90 Rs 50.00-80.00
Local Cheese (1 lb) 159.66 Rs 113.40-200.00
Chicken Breasts (Boneless, Skinless), (1 lb) 109.83 Rs 77.11-136.08
Buffalo Round (1 lb) (or Equivalent Back Leg Red Meat) 162.77 Rs 81.65-208.65
Apples (1 lb) 64.77 Rs 45.36-90.72
Banana (1 lb) 21.25 Rs 15.88-27.22
Oranges (1 lb) 30.20 Rs 22.68-45.36
Tomato (1 lb) 13.60 Rs 9.07-22.68
Potato (1 lb) 10.67 Rs 9.07-13.61
Onion (1 lb) 10.17 Rs 6.80-18.14
Lettuce (1 head) 43.39 Rs 20.00-80.00
Water (1.5 liter bottle) 28.99 Rs 20.00-40.00
Bottle of Wine (Mid-Range) 500.00 Rs 350.00-700.00
Domestic Beer (0.5 liter bottle) 121.33 Rs 100.00-170.00
Imported Beer (11.2 oz small bottle) 187.41 Rs 100.00-350.00
Pack of Cigarettes (Marlboro) 220.00 Rs 150.00-280.00
Transportation [ Edit ]
One-way Ticket (Local Transport) 20.00 Rs 15.00-40.00
Monthly Pass (Regular Price) 1,000.00 Rs 600.00-1,500.00
Taxi Start (Normal Tariff) 40.00 Rs 20.00-50.00
Taxi 1 mile (Normal Tariff) 19.31 Rs 14.48-28.97
Taxi 1hour Waiting (Normal Tariff) 60.00 Rs 60.00-100.00
Gasoline (1 gallon) 273.70 Rs 246.05-291.48
Volkswagen Golf 1.4 90 KW Trendline (Or Equivalent New Car) 850,000.00 Rs 700,000.00-1,079,328.98
Toyota Corolla 1.6l 97kW Comfort (Or Equivalent New Car) 1,558,896.55 Rs 1,200,000.00-2,000,000.00
Utilities (Monthly) [ Edit ]
Basic (Electricity, Heating, Water, Garbage) for 915 sq ft Apartment 1,492.83 Rs 900.00-3,000.00
1 min. of Prepaid Mobile Tariff Local (No Discounts or Plans) 0.90 Rs 0.50-1.20
Internet (60 Mbps or More, Unlimited Data, Cable/ADSL) 1,438.14 Rs 900.00-2,158.66
Sports And Leisure [ Edit ]
Fitness Club, Monthly Fee for 1 Adult 1,305.08 Rs 750.00-2,500.00
Tennis Court Rent (1 Hour on Weekend) 425.00 Rs 200.00-600.00
Cinema, International Release, 1 Seat 250.00 Rs 200.00-300.00
Childcare [ Edit ]
Preschool (or Kindergarten), Private, Monthly for 1 Child 5,945.00 Rs 3,000.00-9,500.00
International Primary School, Yearly for 1 Child 152,666.67 Rs 100,000.00-350,000.00
Clothing And Shoes [ Edit ]
1 Pair of Jeans (Levis 501 Or Similar) 2,560.35 Rs 1,800.00-3,500.00
1 Summer Dress in a Chain Store (Zara, H&M, ...) 2,677.36 Rs 1,500.00-4,000.00
1 Pair of Nike Running Shoes (Mid-Range) 3,650.95 Rs 2,500.00-5,500.00
1 Pair of Men Leather Business Shoes 2,699.53 Rs 2,000.00-4,500.00
Rent Per Month [ Edit ]
Apartment (1 bedroom) in City Centre 13,243.42 Rs 10,000.00-15,000.00
Apartment (1 bedroom) Outside of Centre 8,764.00 Rs 7,000.00-10,000.00
Apartment (3 bedrooms) in City Centre 28,288.64 Rs 22,000.00-40,000.00
Apartment (3 bedrooms) Outside of Centre 18,478.73 Rs 15,000.00-24,000.00
Buy Apartment Price [ Edit ]
Price per Square Feet to Buy Apartment in City Centre 10,334.87 Rs 6,999.94-14,999.88
Price per Square Feet to Buy Apartment Outside of Centre 5,336.39 Rs 4,180.60-6,499.95
Salaries And Financing [ Edit ]
Average Monthly Net Salary (After Tax) 50,923.61 Rs
Mortgage Interest Rate in Percentages (%), Yearly 9.83 9.00-12.00

Prices in Pune

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Last update: June 2017
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49 Comments so far

#Victim on Aug 19, 2016 :
Pune was good, not anymore. It is highly expensive, for everything including the Real Estate - Buy or Rent, Transportation, Food (A Good Street food is anyway missing) and cherry on cake is the Rude Locals. a Punekar would always have a Ego. A local shopkeeper would not bother to serve as human, you if they sense you are an outsider.

Though Auto Rikshaw wala are helpful if you ask address, but when it comes to travel through them, be ready to shell out money without meter for lame excuses. Roadside Puncture Wala would make your pocket light by at least the price of one new Tyre if you go to them even for filling Air in your tyres.

Infrastructure has already died a long ago, long Traffic Jams are common. Commute is not just slow, but frustrating. I don't blame the local people, but certainly the City Management, Municipal corporation, City Planner are to be blamed to core.
#GAteway on Jul 31, 2016 :
Hello All,

I am living in Pune past 8 years. I liked the city and have planned to settledown all my life as children education and all.
I have seen Pune grow in past 5 to 6 years.. New areas which were remote locations or outside of Pune have grown and have become integral part of the city, due to rise in IT industries.
Hence the people and the life style differs in these new developed areas and Original Pune city areas. Most of the population in these new developed areas are from outside places came here due to Job.
Overall this is a good city to live in. Climate is good and sustainable.
The traffic is pathetically indisciplined.
Public transportation is very bad and not like Mumbai or Bengaluru. Almost each one has a his own transportation due to bad Public system and this makes traffic more pathetic
#Rahul on Jul 30, 2016 :
Hi, I was working in Pune for 2 years. Pune is very good city in terms of weather, traffic, market etc. I was living in pimpri and cons were more:

1. Typical mind-set of people in office and neighbor,
2. Very expensive travelling via auto (will loot you by multiplying the fare and also pay return and no meters),
3. food-very expensive, no place for enjoyment other than mall,
4. you need to have your own vehicle to travel,
5. no-traffic rule following,
6. Non-helping and looting people who will always exploit you in terms of money.

Since 3BHK was 23K and 2BHK about 18K so housing rent is also not average. If you are new to city you will find problem in office work culture.
According to me, minimum cost of living in pimpri(Pune) for single person is around 18K (minimum)
which includes everything (rent, food, travel, other expenses-without luxury expenses).
And for a family with a Couple and a child will be not less than 50K.
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#Anonymous on Apr 01, 2016 :
I m born and brought up in pune. So from my experience

Pro:
1.Good climate
2.Too many job opportunities
3.People from all cultures live in good harmony and peace.
4. Cheaper than many IT cities.

Cons:
1. Cops in pune suck.
2. Rickshawala's charge too much. and never go acc to meter.
3. Sometimes it is a little expensive especially bars,clubs,pubs.
4. Bad traffic controls and unplanned roads.
#Amol Kodre on Mar 27, 2016 :
The best place to live. You can use Bike to commute and its very safe. Not like Delhi NCR where you must be in car or in metro if you want safety on road. People are also very friendly. Public transport if not super in Pune but if you have bike then u can manage all things. When i was in Pune i was thinking Punekars are driving rash but after watching NCR traffic i would rather say Pune is very very safe. Weather is very good. One thing i can say about pune as compared to NCR that you can shift in area of localites also Punekar are friendly and very straight forward as compared to NCR people. Options for food are also plenty. Lot of safe places to move roam around with family.

My fellow Punekars if you ever feel your city is not so good please visit NCR, you will love Pune more. Miss you my home town.
#PD on Feb 26, 2016 :
I am a Mumbaikar! and always hated Pune not because Pune was not good but due to lack of IT opportunity and salary structure in Mumbai. I am permanently settled now in Pune. Below are my reviews on Pune

Pros:
1. lot of work opportunity ( not as good as Bangalore )
2. good from investment perspective ( people earned almost 50-80% returns in 4-5 years)
3. climate is good and tolerable
4. Pune is definitely safe place except some places close to Hinjewadi and PCMS area
5. Local People might be a little rude but they are very clean by heart

Cons:
1. Transport is hopeless ( I am saying may be because i am comparing with mumbai, don't know about other cities)
#Punekar on Feb 08, 2016 :
for those who are commenting on Pune and attitude, first of all, we dint said not to come our land and work, still we allowed, accepted, i do have friends from South, North, East as well, we do all respect each others culture... m trying to learn new languages and those my friends from different states also trying to learn Marathi, i am helping them out.... so its pretty simple, do respect then expect respect, and about attitude, common,every one has their own... if you are not comfortable then leave it...and ONE MORE thing, many above user said Mother f**ker and all, that is a culture causing more rapes in North, show some repect to Woman, she might be your Mother too, and thats why PUNE IS SAFE..Attitude and Culture, it is our culture and values that's why m not abusing cause then what is difference between you and ME(A typical Marathi Boy), still, i wish you good luck and we Most welcome everyone.....stay blessed! JAY HIND JAY MAHARASHTRA !
#magics on Oct 29, 2015 :
Average salary 433£, that's why a lot of corporates in UK/US are moving their IT departments to India...
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#Shone on Sep 09, 2015 :
Hello all, Im working in a MNC in Cochin and recently got job in Pune with Rs.38000.00 gross pay. I will have to move this month and im wondering if i gonna get a stay shared or PG within Rs.6000.00

Im looking for some real help here, coz i have to pay off my EMIs @ home around Rs.20000.00 all month.
#Interest on Education Loan on Sep 08, 2015 :
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#Mouli on Aug 19, 2015 :
With the salary of 13000 per month, can one be live. What about cost of living?
#deepali on Aug 10, 2015 :
With the salary of 50000 per month, can one be live with 1 child and wife (would be earning). What about cost of living and Education cost for schools. Please show your inputs. is it worth moving to pune with 50000 to 60 or 70000 earling per month?. also whats the avearage rent for 1 bhk.please revert.
#vivek on Jul 08, 2015 :
Hi!!
Can you please help me to find out any pg or hostel where I can stay...or any one know the cheap and best of or hostel??
If yes then tell me please!!!
#Gaurav on Jun 15, 2015 :
I would be shifting to Pune later this month. My monthly take home is 50-60K and my family comprises of my spouse and myself.

Would it be possible to live in Pune on such an income? We plan to take a 2BHK flat on rent. My office is in Hinjewadi so I would prefer to stay as close to the office as possible.

Any suggestion from you kind Pune residents is welcome.
#yvnlakshmi on May 12, 2015 :
Those who are having a house on pune is the best and for me its like mumbai and delhi
#ishan on May 02, 2015 :
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#Prachi Singh on Apr 20, 2015 :
Hell guys I am actually from Lucknow and i've been to pune and mumbai many times. Infact i've completed my graduation from Pune university and lived for couple of years after college in pune. My experience in pune was completely satisfactory people are friendly and open minded, both pune and mumbai is more secured for womens i've traveled alone even after 11 pm sometimes even last local train from chinchwad to shivajinagar and never feel anyone is following me again language had never been a problem for me puniites can speak hindi much better than people in Gujarat. I have been to bangalore for an interview and a week stay but people over there narrow minded and disrespectful (if you don't know kannada or english then go to hell). Concerning traveling = much better than lucknow, housing = affordable, food = cheaper than bangalore, climate = much better than surat. I would say that people in India should learn to adapt themselves like mumbaikars and punekars do. Even after so much of migrant influx they keep themselves cool.
#Manisha Thapa on Apr 15, 2015 :
I am staying in Pune from my childhood as i am born and brought up here. I am salaried person. i am working in Kpo company and IT sector with international company. I earn 13500 Per month. I stay in kalewadi area near pimpri town in pune city.The leaving area is not high class. its is middle class living as compare to city center. may be only 10% may be high class and standard here.It has nearby malls and shopping areas too.auto fare charges are also less for 2km to 40 km. just in 500rs.Language of marathi should be understood.hindi is also spoken by many of them. I pay 6500 Rent here for 1bhk apartment.I stay with my family members total 6 people in our family. studying doing jobs. and so to handle the monthly spending i have to spend nearly 20 thousand.now so much has increase prices in markets, education. so that there is no such savings in my account till now. i dont understand a common man how he will afford a school fee for his child. and if he has 2 childrens. if he gets 10 thousand to 15 per month. very hard to live here in pune city without excess of money and their spendings of daily basis.
#santosh on Mar 20, 2015 :
a job holder need to stay a hostel along lodging and boarding how much cost is required for a middel class boy.pls rply me,i need in between 10000/-
#lightsaber on Mar 02, 2015 :
Guys, Stop fighting.. All cities have their own inherent pros and cons.. Pune is good at certain things- bad at others.. Its true that certain class of people find it enjoyable to live in Pune.. Rest people with low or medium income group has to do a lot of adjustments to sustain here. Local people mindset towards foreign or outsiders completely dependent on culture of that place.. At least Punites (most of them) are respectful to women. You wont find many instances of eve teasing or public women harassment here.Even people are uncultured, crude and greedy, still its better in terms of security, peace and weather. At least better than Mumbai...
#Disha on Feb 02, 2015 :
Thanks a lot Sameer for the info... but I guess its way too expensive for me... I really can't afford a rent of 14-15 p month. Hmm I guess I will have to look for some good hostels.
#Sameer Khan on Jan 06, 2015 :
#Disha I have recently moved to Pune, I stay near the Airport just behind the Symbiosis University in Viman Nagar. The place is nice and the environment is cool as well with good amount of restaurants and malls. In a good society with Swimming Pool, Gym, Garden, Kids play area, 24 hours water and Parking (2 & 4 Wheeler) I am paying 14000 Rs per month for 1 BHK. I paid 17500 as Brokerage to the broker and Rs 40000 as a refundable deposit.

Thanks,
Sameer
#Paul on Jan 06, 2015 :
I lived in Kanyakumari, Trivandrum, Cochin, Chennai, Hyderabad,Bangalore and pune... Pune is ok,, you cant come here from somewhere and get settled re make a like here... its is not easy as other places,, but you can blend in .... very very difficult for middle class though...
#Disha on Jan 04, 2015 :
Hi people,

Can u pls help? I plan to live in Pune for a couple of months, atleast 6 to begin with, (I have to coz of my studies).

I have never been to the city so would be extremely thankful if someone gives me an idea how much the rents n deposits would be around the sangamvadi, Boat club road area. If not the exact area, any other area in proximity would also be fine.

Is it possible to get a flat around this place. My budget would be up to 7k per month, beyond that I don't think I cud afford.
#Rumba on Dec 23, 2014 :
I would not prefer to live in pune. People are not that friendly and narrow minded.
#Babaji on Dec 17, 2014 :
First of all Pune is not that different from Noida or Madurai or Lucknow or even Ranchi for that matter. All Indian cities are dirty and we all(middle and lower class) commute like animals herded together in buses and shared autos or spend hours commuting on our 100-150cc bikes. Every city in India is becoming overpriced. Stop criticizing particular city; come forward and change the system for this country.

Pros: Nice weather (less extremes), Great tourist places to discover on weekends(especially in monsoon)[0], Relaxed pace when compared to Mumbai, great diversity of food & drink,Open minded people

Cons: Too expensive for starters[1], moderately hot during non-monsoon seasons(still better than North/South India), pathetic public transport[2], Average quality & hygiene is lower than most south Indian cities, Random & unorganized businesses drive you crazy right from randomly built restaurants to self proclaimed 3 roomed 'Hospitals'.
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[0] Someone who has never been to Pune will never know that it is surrounded by so many beautiful places. Tens of forts, waterfalls, hill stations all within 1-4 hours! Pune is a weekend tripper's paradise.

[1] Food is more expensive than Most tier I cities. Street food is 50% to 200% more expensive than small towns . I was quoted 200 rupees for 2 aaloo parathas at entry level family restaurant. 4* and 5* hotels/upmarket stuff is same everywhere in India and same for Pune.

Other random services like saloon/beauty parlour, laundry,etc are also expensive compared to small cities.

[2] Don't talk about autoricksaws, they are miserable everywhere in India. Same in Pune. Cost per kilometer come to more than double of OLA cabs, Meru cabs,etc. Shared auto ricksaws are similar in standard like North Indian cities like outer Delhi, Tier II cities of UP,MP, Bihar. Be ready to get backaches, fight for a wooden seat at back of Piaggio and sit like animal. It is same everywhere,even Pune. That's how the middle class is forced to travel.

Buses are too dirty and not maintained mechanically. Even very old buses of Andhra, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, MP , UP are cleaner. DTC ( Delhi) buses are better comparison for Pune buses: overcrowded and damaged. Frequency is also lower as there are few buses and city is huge. Secondly many buses are deployed out to corporate clients like Infosys so there are even fewer buses available to ACTUAL NEEDFUL PUNE COMMUTERS.

I have seen worse condition of buses( In early 2014, I saw more than 6 Mercedes buses getting JUNKED in Patna bus depot due to lack of care!).

Personally I feel best public transit systems in India are Delhi metro system & Bangalore buses seconded by Hyderabad & Kolkata.
#accomodation in pune on Oct 01, 2014 :
Whatever result the surveys bring forward but the fact to be remembered is Pune was not a too costly affair in the past and comparing to some of the metro cities of India it is still a not too costly city. With rising population cost of flats and real estate is going up still it is not as distressing like its neighbouring cities of Mumbai, Navi Mumbai and Thane.
#Akshay on Sep 19, 2014 :
Guys,

We should not disrespect local culture and local people. It's really disheartening to read the comments posted above which speaks dirty of Pune and its people. If you disrespect local people, you will experience same from them. Pune and Marathis have ruled India and had secured India from Muslims and British till Panipat war. So, Marathi is the most noble and wealthy heritage and culture (again I am not considering other people of less value!).

One can see most migrants in Mumbai and Pune than any other city of India. Why they are coming here? Answer is clear in itself.

We all are Indians or more precisely humans and should think and express like humans and not demons.

My sincere request to Admin/Moderator of this site is to remove all the vulgar comments posted above by stupid people.

Thanks,
A proud Indian and Maharashtrian!
#sayan on Sep 06, 2014 :
I had come to Pune 3 years back as a student, and did not like the city too much. The high prices of commodity and lack of transport compared to my homecity(Kolkata) drove me nuts. the people seemed to be rude as well. But this city grows on you. there is an ambience of peace in this city. The crowd is really young and the average age of the city must not be over 35 at max. However it is imperetive to have your own transport in this city.
#Malhar on Sep 01, 2014 :
I Read All The Comments Above.

Simple Line For People Who Think Its Expensive.

@Reddy @Trivedi @Mark.

If You People Can't Afford The Price Don't Blame Marathi's Or Punekar's For It.

We Didn't Called You To Pune,You Came By Your Own For Your Living Hood.

And You Talk About Language,Im A DJ Myself,I Went To Bangalore,Gujarat,Rajasthan,Goa,Pune,Mumbai etc.

Out Of All Cities I Can Say Mumbai,Pune,Chandigarh & Delhi Are Good For Locality.Now Delhi Hindi Language is used !!.|

Bangalore,Gujarat,Rajasthan Were Extremely Rude.The Locality Is Like Speak Their Language Otherwise They Won't Respond Fast And Speak Utter About Opposite Person.

The Worst Was Grand Bhagvati In Gujarat.The Hotel Staff Was Not Responding If You Not A Gujarati.And Rajasthan The People Over Know Only Hindi & Marwadi Language.The Are Uneducate.

Since This Topic Is About Pune,So Let Me Tell You Many Companies Are In Pune.Many Migrants Come To Pune,Not In Mumbai Also
Since Its In Maharashtra Speak Marathi Or Go To Your State.We Don't Need You.If You Leave Our City,India's GDP is Not Gonna Reduce.So No Issue.

And If You Can Afford,And You Are Good With Us And Respect Pune As Your City,Does Not Matter Who You Are We Will Support You.

And Mumbai Is Also Changing Its Colour Towards Maharashtra..
#Abhi on Jul 16, 2014 :
Frnds
Yes pune has become expensive, but please instead of main purpose of this site don't deviate and avoid putting racist , humiliating remarks, One person has really said that India is really a great country and it is really a shame that instead of respecting fellow citizens we are blaming . Bottom rule is give respect take respect.
Now regarding expenses, yes it is overall same as Hyderabad and Bangalore , infact I can say that
At present I stay in Pune and found that pune is less costly to Bangalore . I have stayed in all three cities and found that Bangalore is costliest, but also observed that average salary in Bangalore is high compared to pune , but overall effect make Bangalore costliest (marginally)

Regarding autos all three cities are same and majority of autowale are rude , take extra money , don't believe in meter system and nothing to do with residents of city

Regarding Clothes all three cities are almost same,

Regarding dinner outing Bangalore is marginally expensive but not much of difference average meal for two in 3star and above place easli cost you 1200-1500 Rs

From IT perspective yes Banglaore is silicon valley and have more opportunity compare to Pune
but Pune is growing and can see the difference probably in next 3-4 years

Night life is same in both cities

Property rates are almost same , however construction quality is comparatively better in Bangalore and normally you get spacious flats compare to pune. In Pune Local builders are large in numbers and every other sales man or person having land becomes builder, Compare to Bangalore where known builder/construction companies are high in numbers

Traffic wise Pune is better than Bangalore but Public transport is getting better in Bangalore in pace compare to Pune . In fact Pune public transport is really in bad shape and need to take it seriously
#Pune on Jun 25, 2014 :
I dont understand if people hate Pune so much why dont they simply get out of it.
Pune was such a peaceful place and since the intrusion of North Indians specially Delhi, Haryana, Jharkand, MP it is becoming more and more Criminal zone. The Rajasthani's are pure theives running every groccery shop and Medical and never giving back 1-2 rs sometimes even 5 and forcing you to buy toffee instead.
So if states are concerned you guys better check the condition of your own states first.
The language of Maharashtra is marathi and people speak here. Similarly if you go to France, no one will speak English. This has be to be respected! If you find it difficult then please leave Pune you home state is much better.

Mark: I lived in the UK for quite a while and even the big stores like M&S, Debenhams and H&M do not have the quality of clothes we get in India. Formal shirt would cost around 60-90GBP but better quality can be found in 2000Rs in Pune if you know the main areas. You observation is not too good but judgemental.

Other People, We dont need to depend upon any other state people to run our state. Maharashtrians are well educated in Cities and every job sector and we seriosly do not need any other state people to run our State. What was the need to leave your home and come to Maharashtra in first place? Please leave Maharashtra if you have such problems!!! We are fully equipped on our own!

Its Like for Like from Maharashtrians,be nice get nice else F**K OFF
#Umesh on Jun 22, 2014 :
I read most of the comments on this blog. I would agree with many of them though being Punekar and born and lived in heart of City for 25 years and now moved to suburb where mostly upper middle class of Pune settled. Cost is bit on higher side in Pune. People are nice and friendly to those who are nice and friendly to them. Many of us like our own home area( town, city, state, country ) when we are out of it and starts comparing the place where we are working or settled either to get education or to earn money. Despite we like or not like we continue living there till the goals are met. I think one should stay peacefully and try to adopt the situation and mingle with local community rather than accusing it. If you succeed it then you will like any place in world or else everywhere you go you will crib about this or that part of the life.
Finally just an advice.. if you can't survive or always feel that you should not be at such a place then plan to exit the place.
#Indian on May 30, 2014 :
I am quite surprised to see this blog where people openly accuse each others of racists, linguistic conservatives. Its really scary to imagine instead of showing at-least a minimum humbleness to fellow Indians, people right away express Hatredness and Jealousy. I always though Pune is more like Bangalore, where multi-ethnic Indians co-exist. It is very scary. Despite 50 years of Independence, our education structures failed to feel every Indian proud of being what they are, how great diverse they are with so many languages. Instead of being proud, there are some sections remain ignorant.

I only blame our educational system, history teachers, who does not taught us how great India is its diversity.
##CityBoy on May 29, 2014 :
I'm Born in Thane(near Mumbai, I moved hear in pune nearly 6-7 years ago, and hate it since then, I donno why, but it definitely doesn't feel like home. My family only came here for educational purpose( It was due to hype'that pune is good for edu' but I cant see the diff). Climate is pretty good, I must say...but its natural, its not something puneites r responsible for.Plus people r crazy in traffic...CRAZY!!!!!!
#MC marathi on Apr 25, 2014 :
Pune is a worst place to live in.. Pune is grade B city but cost is more than any A grade city in India.. Local auto run by local marathis will charge you exorbitant rates, especially if you are not Marathi.. Everything is average quality, high cost except for local marathi population who are most jealous people on face of earth. Though majority of local marathis depend on other state people for their business and livelihood, still they hate other people... They dont realize that if other state people were not to come in Pune, they wouldnt have got enough to eat.. Local marathis in Pune are not even educated enough to supple manpower to run the IT industry created in the city. Marathis are most unsecured in their own state.Another general characteristics of Marathis are- they are dishonest to bone. No matter whosoever hail from any background , if he is marathi, he will be dishonest and coward.. They are race of lame people living like parasites on body of others.
#gholkar on Apr 24, 2014 :
Marathis r pathetic.. Jealous, dishonest and fucking uneducated... most of them born of fucked moms.. show that attitude to yur wifes stupid marathis.. we fuck U in everything.. Pune is a shit city with greedy 3rd class marathis... only if they could rule Pune.. these M***fuc***rs dont even have guts to manage their own city.. Thats why everyone hate these stupid marathis... We fuck u marathis in ur own state... Gand me dum nehi...hum kisi se kum nehi
##Pooja on Apr 11, 2014 :
I ll not suggest you at all to settle at pune.
#Deep on Mar 25, 2014 :
Hi punikars, I was born in pune but stay only during my childhood, brought up in mumbai nad always have some attachmentfor pune ( not knowing why)I am planning to settle in pune in next 2 years after been to various cities in world..let me know how pune is for professional mainly Engineers? I have been Dubai for 10 years, 2 years Canada and now 6 years in Australia thinking of moving back for good.let me have some opinion
#Sagar Mali on Feb 01, 2014 :
very close to actual rates...appreciate
#Vaibhav on Nov 23, 2013 :
Hi to Everyone,
Especially hi to Mr Mark and Mr Reddy and Mr Trivedi If you cant stand Pune with its attitude...just get out of Pune. We are Puniets...we are what we are..and would be what we are. If you want to come here..welcome..work here...most welcome...but if you want to comment on us negatively leave MY Pune asap. This is my Pune...OUR Pune...treat it well without your STUPID, BAD, THIRD CLASS SOUTH INDIAN NORTH INDIAN AND A** H*** UK attitude, because we have our own attitude. I am a born and brought up lad in Pune, had been to Chennai for 5 years, and God what a bad attitude these south Indians have. They only speak in Tamil, even if they know Hindi or English. What a pathetic attitude.

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#Punekkar on Oct 21, 2013 :
@Sourabh...you just proved that Reddy was correct about calling Punekars egoistic when you said either like Pune or leave it. I'm a Punekar who has lived in both Mumbai, Bangalore and Chennai more than five years in each place. No where have I experienced the rudeness as in Pune. Sorry my fellow Punekars, this is true. Take it from a man like me who loves Pune but who is willing to see the bad side too. Nice cultural city but bad attitude.
#Kaz on Aug 26, 2013 :
Just wanted to confirm that these prices were confirmed as accurate (by a Pune local) in August 2013 :)
#Vishal on Aug 19, 2013 :
Hey guys, i am soon to get a job in pune and is expecting b/w 25-30k per month, is it enough to sustain myself there, i'll be living in a shared room/apartment by myself (no family there), will i be able to save some money in that salary every month??? Or would i need more?
#Torogozy on Jul 30, 2013 :
Thank you much for the information provided, i been to Pune and your estimation is actually very close to actual cost.
I appreciate all this data..i will be coming back to Pune soon and will keep this info in mind...thank you! :)
#Anonymous on Jul 15, 2013 :
comments by mark is common experience for every european.....but he should not forget if he is coming from uk, one of the racist pack of people live there. if common sense was so common in uk, asians would not be living and working in his home land.

to dear reddy.....every south indian state insist on speaking there local language and its a rule of the land....so nothing wrong if people of maharashtra want others to speak there language...u can try n learn u will see a different approach. pune has history attached to its name. few people might try n spoil with there behavior. u must come in contact with right people, not with drivers,conductors and roadside crap.

explore pune.....u will see a difference.
#Sourabh on Jul 04, 2013 :
#Reddy and #Hardik Trivedi : Please dont put such comments about punekar's!! First of all Pune is the best place to live in India. As you know Reddy I have faced language barrier in B'lore and those people dont talk in other languages even if they know it. Its a global truth. And Trivedi - North India as we all know how dirty is it. Every day ends in Rape or Murder!!!Atleast Maharashtra is Safer than any other state in India!! And if someone comes here no body leaves early they generally settles down here, So Either like pune or Leave pune.. As simple as that..
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