Quality of Life in Thiruvananthapuram, India

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Purchasing Power Index 68.05   Moderate
Safety Index 60.69   High
Health Care Index 62.82   High
Climate Index 64.78   High
Cost of Living Index 19.79   Very Low
Property Price to Income Ratio 5.86   Low
Traffic Commute Time Index 41.62   High
Pollution Index 56.48   Moderate
ƒ Quality of Life Index: 137.97   Moderate

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Last update: November 2024

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10 Comments so far
Roshan on Jul 11, 2024:
Most of the people have a really $hitty attitude. Almost all the auto drivers are scammers.
Anonymous on Sep 05, 2022:
Very bad place in India. Culture less people. I will never visit Thiruvananthapuram again
Anonymous on Sep 05, 2022:
Worst city who is taking this survey people and city is horrible in thiruvanathapuram.kochi is best in kerala.
Jk on Aug 02, 2022:
Those who commented from Bihar (anything that is above south ie, North Indians ), please don’t come to Kerala, we don’t like your culture, attitude and your lack of cleanliness . Stay in the rut you all belong , you are not welcome
GMH on Jun 01, 2021:
Due to Thiruvananthapuram's location at the southernmost tip of India, the influence of Hindi in this city is very less. Due to this isolation, Thiruvananthapuram has very less diversity in culture. Being a part of a princely state, the local culture was maintained more than giving importance to English language. But again, the parliament representative has nothing to do with the language skills of the local people.
GMH on Jun 01, 2021:
Thiruvananthapuram has a language barrier just like Chennai and Coimbatore. Most signboards in Thiruvananthapuram have only Malayalam signboard. People also speak mostly Malayalam and a bit of Tamil here. It js very difficult for an English or Hindu speaking person to settle in Thiruvananthapuram. I found Kochi to be a cosmopolitan city. In Kochi, a handful of people will converse back in English. Kochi also has a more diverse culture than Thiruvananthapuram.
Anonymous on May 31, 2021:
All you Keralites, just wait till your Kerala becomes a Muslim majority state.
Muslims are the majority in Pakistan, Afghanistan, Bangladesh and Maldives.
In these Muslim-majority countries:
1. Apostasy is punished with Death Penalty
2. Criticism to their religion receives Death threats
3. Non-Muslims are threatened and falsely accused with Blasphemy laws.

Also in Pakistan, the sewage drainage cleaning work is reserved for Non-Muslims only. Most of the Non-Muslims are forced to live in slum areas in Pakistan.

I speak the truth and these mentioned above are genuine facts.

Shame on you Keralites for even prepared to work as slaves in Middle-East countries. Kerala is notorious for Gold Smuggling activities.
Najib on Mar 05, 2021:
I very much agree with you @Nishant Varma. Life in Thiruvananthapuram is a nightmare if you don't know Malayalam or some Tamil. The local Thiruvananthapuram people will not reply back to you in English even if they know English. That's why apart from Keralites or a few Tamils, no one wants to settle down in Trivandrum. Truth can be bitter to hear, but these are facts.
Nishant Varma on Mar 05, 2021:
I am very honest in my comments. Trivandrum has a huge language barrier. I am from Delhi, and it was extremely difficult to live in Trivandrum without knowing Malayalam. Although Trivandrum portrays its MP as an English dictionary, the reality is very different. People in Trivandrum will never cooperate with you if you don't know Malayalam. The language barrier here is much worse than even Chennai. In Trivandrum, most people will not converse with you even if you speak in English. I am sorry for being blunt just for speaking out the facts.
Unni K on Feb 26, 2021:
Sites such as YouTube, Quora, Times of India, Facebook, Twitter and other social media platforms are filled with the hate comments by Hindutva militants regarding the minorities. Social media and OTT platforms are rheir playground. The Indian government will promote online Hindutva militants much more from now on and suppress any form of dissent towards them.