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In this episode of The Tenant, we hear the story of a couple who recently moved to Bengaluru’s Electronic City. They were drawn to the city’s affordability and good air quality, but soon found themselves facing challenges in communicating as Hindi speakers in a predominantly Kannada-speaking area. Despite their initial excitement, they have had to adjust to cultural differences and navigate language barriers.

The couple also talks about the exaggerated water scarcity issue and the lack of malls and multiplexes in Electronic City, which has made their experience less enjoyable. They share their struggles with heavy traffic, unpredictable weather, and other challenges that have made them question whether they can truly call Bengaluru their permanent home.

Despite these difficulties, they are determined to embrace and adapt to the local culture. Tune in to hear more about their journey and the unique experiences faced by tenants when moving to a new city.

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