Purchasing Power Index | 39.69 | Very Low |
Safety Index | 56.70 | Moderate |
Health Care Index | 65.70 | High |
Climate Index | 71.48 | High |
Cost of Living Index | 29.13 | Very Low |
Property Price to Income Ratio | 35.17 | Very High |
Traffic Commute Time Index | 54.95 | High |
Pollution Index | 82.94 | Very High |
Quality of Life Index: | 73.49 | Moderate |
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DeutschLebensqualität in Mumbai
PortuguêsQualidade de Vida em Bombaim (Mumbai)
ItalianoQualità della Vita a Mumbai
FrançaisQualité de Vie à Bombay
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In simple words, if you want to experience Hell on earth, just visit Mumbai.
1. More than 50% of Mumbai is slums. Mumbai is a city meant for only a few ultra-rich billionaires and a plethora of slum dwellers to serve these super-rich elites.
2. Mumbai is extremely claustrophobic. 21 million people jampacked in a tiny piece of reclaimed land near the sea. The local trains are filled to the core. Everyday people die due to stampede in these trains. It shows the level of ignorance of the Mumbaikars. Life is pure mechanical and selfish in this hellhole.
3. Every monsoon there will be severe flooding and waterlogging throughout Mumbai. Thanks to all those slums, people have to wade through filthy water or even get drowned in these sewers throughout the city.
4. Prostitution: Needless to say, Mumbai is the prostitution hub of India.
5. Exorbitant housing prices: Mumbai is not meant for a financially middle-class Indian person. Only a billionaire or beggar can afford to live comfortably in Mumbai.
6. Mumbai underworld is world famous.
7. Pollution and filth are extremely high throughout Mumbai. Healthcare and education are also ridiculously expensive.
Mumbai is arguably the worst place to live in the world.
With high earning, I am able to accommodate myself and the family in the plushest parts of the city in the south Bombay area.
While maintaining the lifestyle akin to what I have at the states, but only for a fraction of the price.
My net worth after returning to India is rising sharply.
As I want to build my wealth & head for F.I.R.E, this is the perfect place to be in, at least for now until maybe I decide to change citizenship to another country to be come a capitalist nomad purely to save taxes,
Traffic? Don’t care, as I lounge in backseat of my Merc.
Pollution? Sea facing apartment in South Bombay, rather fresh air but still have purifiers at home.
Too many people? Go for vacations, in and around the country with the excess you save either way.
Can’t really think of any other thing.
The ones who love Mumbai, will always miss it when they move abroad.
I was born and brought up here, and it holds a special place in my heart.
Mumbai for city life, and Goa for weekend beach and tropical gateway is a perfect combo.
As others have correctly mentioned the other aspects too, Mumbai definitely has the worst Quality of Life in India and the World. The data is very accurate.
You can try out the slums of Mumbai such as Dharavi, Dhobi Ghat or Kamatipura for accommodation. These slums will welcome you with open arms.
Mumbai is rightfully ranked at the bottom of the Quality of Life rankings not just in India, but also the entire world.