difference between a metropolitan and a city(5 points)
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1.A metropolitan city is more economically well developed than other cities.
2.It has high population rate as growth is is greater the other cities due to good medical faculties.
3.Infrastructure is good.
4.It posses uninterrupted electricity.
5.But it is very much polluted and thus,not eco-friendly.
2.It has high population rate as growth is is greater the other cities due to good medical faculties.
3.Infrastructure is good.
4.It posses uninterrupted electricity.
5.But it is very much polluted and thus,not eco-friendly.
Cosmopolitan city is one in which people from different parts, with different languages, cultures and customs, live together.
Metropolitan city is one which is having a population of 40 lakhs and more. It is a core city linked with suburban areas and well connected to it.
A metropolitan city can also be a cosmopolitan city but not vice versa.
In India, the examples of metropolitan cities are Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai, Benguluru , Hyderabad.
Metropolitan city is one which is having a population of 40 lakhs and more. It is a core city linked with suburban areas and well connected to it.
A metropolitan city can also be a cosmopolitan city but not vice versa.
In India, the examples of metropolitan cities are Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai, Benguluru , Hyderabad.
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Metropolitan city is one which is having a population of 40 lakhs and more. It is a core city linked with suburban areas and well connected to it.
A metropolitan city can also be a cosmopolitan city but not vice versa.
In India, the examples of metropolitan cities are Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai, Benguluru , Hyderabad.