There was some talk about turning Varanasi into Kyoto. Before that, a few years ago, there had been some talk about turning Mumbai into Shanghai. So I propose that there be a twinning program just as we have in education. Twin cities need not be just Secunderabad and Hyderabad. They can span the globe, based on the number of twins- sorry, the similarities between them-according to the beholder.
Here's my list of twins-almost identical-
Nashik and Burgundy. Both produce wine.
Detroit and Chennai. Car producing towns with water bodies nearby. One of them is bankrupt.
Tokyo and Gurgaon. Both produce Japanese cars.
Nagpur and Miami. Orange country.
Mumbai and New York. Both produce enough garbage to light up the city if recycled.
Omaha and Rajnandgaon. Both in the middle of nowhere. The latter is famous on Vividh Bharati for song requests.
Hyderabad and New Jersey- approx. the same number of software engineers, from Andhra.
London and Delhi. Both have a defunct Queen.
Oxford, which will soon vie for the tag of Pune of the East, and Pune.
Edinburgh and Hubli, known for no.1 Scotch and no.2 IMFL, respectively.
Here's my list of twins-almost identical-
Nashik and Burgundy. Both produce wine.
Detroit and Chennai. Car producing towns with water bodies nearby. One of them is bankrupt.
Tokyo and Gurgaon. Both produce Japanese cars.
Nagpur and Miami. Orange country.
Mumbai and New York. Both produce enough garbage to light up the city if recycled.
Omaha and Rajnandgaon. Both in the middle of nowhere. The latter is famous on Vividh Bharati for song requests.
Hyderabad and New Jersey- approx. the same number of software engineers, from Andhra.
London and Delhi. Both have a defunct Queen.
Oxford, which will soon vie for the tag of Pune of the East, and Pune.
Edinburgh and Hubli, known for no.1 Scotch and no.2 IMFL, respectively.
3 comments:
What about Bangalore?
Las Vegas and Kolkatta...both known for their des(s)erts.
Bangalore is incomparable..no one can beat its traffic chaos, except maybe Rome.
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