‘Time for a Shenzhen like city…’: Anand Mahindra’s post sparks debate; netizens pitch Noida, Pune, Chennai and more  

In the early eighties of the last century, the Shenzhen was a quiet hunting village on the southern coast of China. Today, it is a global technology giant – home to companies like Huawei, TINCENT and DJI – and a symbol of rapid rise in China. About this city’s transformation into an urban innovation and economic acceleration plan.

Now, Indian industrial Anand Mahindra believes that it is time for India to get its own version from the Shenzhen.

Shedding light on the urgency of such a shift, Anand Mahindra, head of the Mahindra Group, posted on X (formerly on Twitter), “It is time for the City of County the reward in India …”.

Shenzhen, who is now occupied by Alpha by Globalization and Globalization Research Network, is one of the largest economies of the world through GDP. The city is located in Guangdong Province, a global center for manufacturing, scientific research and technology -based events, making it a magnet for talent and innovation.

Mahandra’s invitation led to a wave of online responses, as Internet users made their potential selection of India. The suggestions were poured into cities such as Colkata, Shandigar, Chennai, Hyderabad and Machilipatnam.

One of the users wrote: “Nuwaida is the correct option that is pushed as an India’s India’s index.” “It has everything available – from the vast electronics manufacturing system to the ecosystem of components to the presence of semiconductor research.”

Another user pointed to Andra Pradesh coastal: “I think Machilipatnam in AP has similarities with China.

Some emphasized the infrastructure and politics. “One of the cities that resembles Churchin was delayed in India,” said one of the publications. “Bangaluru, with its ecosystem of technology and its companies such as Infosys, is a strong competitor, but the competition of the GMT is a value of $ 450 billion, we need more: strong special economic areas, improving infrastructure, and stronger focus on STEM education. Dholera Sir, with strategic planning since 2009, can also be sadness in the game.”

Another Bonnie Voice: “Pune can be shenzhen in India! With its prosperous centers such as Hinjewadi, skilled talents, and Solid Infra, are ready to drive as a technology manufacturing center.”

The urban leap in China is not limited to Chrost. Cities like Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou have become a global symbol of the nation of heritage balance with the growth of excessive model. Whether India can draw a similar path that is still seen – but the conversation started clearly.