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The high magnitude of urban in-migrations to a few locations in and around Bangalore has stretched the city’s carrying capacity, says Deloitte’s report. Bangalore is facing increasing problems due to inadequate infrastructure facilities, including education and health infrastructure, to cater to basic needs, water shortage, traffic congestion and insufficient low-income housing. With respect to male migrants, the majority of migrations in the State are in pursuit of employment opportunities, with migrants moving from rural to urban and between urban locations. Movement to urban locations is preferred by male migrants with higher educational level compared to in-migration to rural areas where majority of the migrants are primary, middle or secondary school educated. Migrations among women are primarily driven by marriage or movement of parents or earning members. A large portion of women migrants tend to be illiterate or primary school educated.
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In-migration, inter-state migration, low-income, rural-urban migration, education, employment, infrastructure, transport, Bangalore, Karnataka
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