India's GCC Shift: From Metros to Emerging Urban Centers

Imagine big companies from other countries setting up offices in India.

They started in big cities, but now they're moving to smaller ones.

These offices, called GCCs, used to just do simple tasks, but now they do complicated things like making new products and using AI.

Smaller cities have cheaper costs, lots of smart people, and better roads and internet now.

This move helps companies save money and keeps them from putting all their eggs in one basket, like if something bad happens in one city, they can still operate elsewhere.

It also helps these smaller cities grow and create more jobs.