Question by Kate: Pune or New Delhi India?
My friend is planning on studying abroad in Pune, or New Delhi India but would like more information before committing so she asked me to post a question on here for her. Could anyone who has traveled to Pune & New Delhi tell me your impressions of the cities, especially in regard to students? Which city would you recommend for a university student and why? Also would there be any problems for an 20 yr old western white woman there by herself? Did you feel safe there?
She is considering Pune because it has a large student population and one of her possible study abroad programs goes there; she is considering New Delhi for the same reason (except it is much larger and has lower percentage of students).
Thanks for any help you can provide 
Best answer:
Answer by Kaz
Both the cities are good and safe. Both are westernised. But Pune is better option due to weather and institues. You can consider Bangalore and Chennai too
Chossing institute is better idea than chossing city for study.
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#1 written by Samuel R June 17th, 2010 at 02:54
India is no longer a trouble some state for foreign students. A lot of institutes having study abroad facility with in them.
No threats on racial discrepancy in any of the Indian cosmos and metros.
However Pune could be the ideal choice compare to New Delhi in means of pollution free good climate all over the year.
Pune is now being well connected to the west.
Pune, a bustling city of 3.5 million people considered India’s academic center, features a wealth of cultural, academic and internship opportunities for ambitious, adventurous undergraduates.
Pune has a wealth of traditional culture and performing arts resources, hosts many of the country’s most forward-thinking NGOs, and was recently named in Forbes’ magazine as one of the world’s top three emerging global cities, with its unprecedented growth in the technology and international business sectors.