These two cities of India are cheapest in the world in cost of living survey

Mumbai : It is everyone’s dream to live in a good environment, a clean city. To settle in any city, it is very important to look at the budget. We are going to tell you about the cheapest cities in the world, where you can plan to live. The Economic Intelligence Unit has released a ranking of 130 cities in the world based on the 2020 World Wide Cost of Living Survey. In this, two cities of India are also included in the list of the cheapest cities in the world.

The ranking of 130 cities of the world has been released by the Economic Intelligence Unit (EIU) based on the World Wide Cost of Living Survey in 2020. In this, where Hong Kong and Paris are included in the list of the most expensive cities, Bangalore and Chennai of India have been included in the list of the cheapest cities.

According to this survey, Damascus and Tashkent are the two cities of Asia in the first and second place in the list of the cheapest cities in the world. According to the survey, both the cities of India, Bengaluru and Chennai are jointly at 9th position, while in the last ranking, Chennai was 8th, Bengaluru 9th and New Delhi 10th.

These are done once a year, but this time the survey was done again to know the impact of the global epidemic corona, after which the ranking of 130 cities has been released. The cost of living is the basis of this survey conducted by the Economic Intelligence Unit.

If explained in clear terms, the expenses incurred in eating and drinking in the house, the rent, the expenses of traveling to and from the office, includes electricity and water bills. Apart from this, the transport market of the city is also included in this survey.

In the list of world’s cheapest cities, Damascus is at number one, Tashkent at number two, Lusaka and Caracas at number three, Almaty at number five, Karachi and Buenos Aires at number six, Algiers at eighth place and Bangalore and Chennai at number eight.