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    2. Delhi NCR (New Delhi, Gurgaon, Noida) – Corporate and IT Center

    Delhi NCR is a significant corporate and IT hub, hosting numerous multinational corporations, IT companies, and start-ups.

    Major industries: Information technology, telecommunications, media, manufacturing, and consulting.

    3. Bengaluru (Karnataka) – IT and Technology Hub

    Known as the "Silicon Valley of India," Bengaluru is the top destination for software and tech companies, including many start-ups.

    Major industries: Software development, IT services, biotech, aerospace, and electronics.


    4. Hyderabad (Telangana) – Pharmaceutical and Technology Hub

    Hyderabad has emerged as a center for pharmaceuticals, IT, and biotech.

    Major industries: Pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, information technology, and business process outsourcing (BPO).

    5. Chennai (Tamil Nadu) – Manufacturing and Automobile Hub

    Chennai is known for its strong manufacturing base, particularly in the automotive sector.

    Major industries: Automotive, electronics, IT, and heavy engineering.

    6. Pune (Maharashtra) – Automobile and Education Hub

    Pune has a diverse economy with significant contributions from the automobile, IT, and education sectors.

    Major industries: Automobile manufacturing, IT services, education, and engineering.

    7. Ahmedabad (Gujarat) – Textiles and Petrochemical Hub


    Known for its textiles and petrochemical industries, Ahmedabad is a key industrial center.

    Major industries: Textiles, chemicals, petrochemicals, and pharmaceuticals.

    8. Kolkata (West Bengal) – Trade and Logistics Hub

    Kolkata has historically been an important trade hub, with strong logistics and port facilities.

    Major industries: Jute, tea, chemicals, engineering, and information technology.

    9. Jaipur (Rajasthan) – Tourism and Handicrafts

    Known for tourism, Jaipur is also a center for the handicrafts and gemstone industries.

    Major industries: Tourism, jewelry, handicrafts, and textiles.

    10. Ludhiana (Punjab) – Textile and Manufacturing

    Ludhiana is known for its textile, apparel, and light manufacturing industries.
    Major industries: Textiles, hosiery, and bicycle manufacturing.

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    This type of map could visually represent each city or region's primary industries, showing India’s varied economic strengths across technology,
    manufacturing, finance, agriculture, and more. It could also reflect export zones, industrial corridors, and major transportation routes to
    illustrate the flow of business operations across the country

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