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Thank you Chennai



I have good news to share. Well its bit old news...I moved to Pune again almost a month before. I spent almost three years in Chennai.  I love Chennai, but due to some personal and family reasons I took decision to shift to Pune. I was able to find my next assignment in Pune. While leaving Chennai, I was filled with mixed emotions of happiness and sadness and many more memories. I was happy because I was going back to my home state and nearer to family and friends. Sad because I would be missing the Chennai and my colleagues and friends. One month after coming back to Pune, I still miss many things from Chennai. First and foremost is the kind and sincere people of Chennai. Second my favourite madras coffee. But, though I have come to Pune, I have not closed the doors of Chennai for me. I am open to return to Chennai, anytime in future if needed.
While leaving I will like to mention few things about the Chennai. First Chennai is growing city and there are several opportunities specifically in auto and IT sector. However, due to difficult weather conditions many people don’t wish to come and work there. So supply demand matrix is not balanced & hence pay scale is better. Reality estate is growing at better pace in Chennai as compared to other part of India. If you are planning for investment, it is the time to look at Chennai. People in Chennai are much simple and serious about the work they do. I hope this culture will continue in Chennai. I appreciate the way Tamil people have preserved the culture. I have seen some cosmopolitan cities which have lost their original culture. I wish to see Chennai with its originality when I will visit there next time. However, Chennai needs some improvements as well. It needs to go more clean and neat. It needs to have even better infrastructure. It should have better connectivity to other parts of country. I am very much positive about the progress of this city in coming days. I will always cherish the moments I have spent in Chennai in my heart. I won’t say I have all good experience in Chennai, but whatever it was, I have grown in Chennai. Thank you Chennai. See you again.
I started this blog to share my experiences in life, no matter where I stay. I will continue to write under the same blog. It will be misnomer but it’s ok. This blog is not just my hobby or place to write my experience or thoughts but also it serves as my life’s log book. It is very much fun to see how life progress with time. I will continue to share my experience hence forth. See you soon with some new experience.

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