As Delhi was ranked 62nd in the list of the world’s 100 best cities for 2021, Prime Minister Arvind Kejriwal congratulated the residents of the national capital. Delhi was ranked by Resonance Consultancy Ltd and is the only Indian city to feature on the list of cities around the world. He has jumped to 62nd this year from 81st last time.
“What good news for all the Dilliwalas. All the dilli walas have worked so hard in the last six years to make this happen. The world is noticing the positive changes taking place in Delhi, ”Kejriwal tweeted.
Party leader Aam Aadmi (AAP) also tagged his attached Manish Sisodia post in his tweet. “Congratulations to all the proud people of Delhi and @ArvindKejriwal for the leadership. Our beloved Delhi is ranked 62nd in the best cities in the world. The only Indian city on the list. There is a significant improvement over the previous ranking, ie 81, ”Sisodia posted on Twitter earlier in the day.
Resonance Consultancy said it ranked the top 100 cities in the world with a population of more than one million, using a “combination of statistical performance and qualitative assessments” of locals and visitors in 25 areas grouped into six main categories. Cities, with London ranked # 1 again for the sixth year in a row, were ranked based on diversity, weather, number of parks and tourist attractions, number of hashtags and social media registrations, and other points. It also included factors such as Covid-19 infections as of July, income inconsistency, and unemployment for the first time this year to rank these cities. New York, Paris, Moscow and Tokyo followed in second, third, fourth and fifth positions respectively.
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India’s capital was described as one of the “few places in the world with the hectic and throbbing pace of Delhi, which explains its 18th place position, including 29th in tourist attractions.” “In fact, Delhi is a city built on or near the ruins of a previous city, and today visitors can trace the ages, exploring centuries-old forts, tombs, shrines and mosques. Old Delhi is the place to immerse yourself as you step in and out of chaos, shop for trinkets and handicrafts in frenzied street bazaars and marvel at the Red Fort.
“Unsurprisingly, Delhi also ranks high (# 17) in restaurants, and it’s a must to try everything you can. Now add a “click” to the cacophony of Delhi: Despite its ancient roots, the city is entering the new millennium with a # 23 ranking in Promotion. Its rankings on Facebook Check-ins (# 14), Google Trends (# 13) and Google Search (# 9) reveal a city eager to show itself to the world, ”he said.
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