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Hello everyone. Welcome to combo expo. Today we are going to give a presentation on the topic how smart and developed city differsfrom developing city So lets begin with an example of a developing city Bokaro. We know that Bokaro is a developing city and we should be proud of it because recently Bokaro became india’s first global active city that has been selected by International Olympics Committee. Bokaro is famous for its steel plant, which is the biggest in Asia, as well as for its quality educational system. Here we can see a lot of trees beside the roads. Its major economy is dependent on its industrial sector. This city has a world record by making the longest three kilometre national flag. In covid 19 this city has provided the oxygen for the coronavirus patients. This city has made many achievements. So, for that we call bokaro a developing city. The major key to the smart city project is area based development Creating smart connected systems for our urban areas provide a great many benefits for citizens around the world, not only to improve quality of life but also to ensure sustainability and the best possible use of resources. Here we can take bangalore as an example of smart and developed city. As we all know bangalore is famous being the silicon valley of India. Apart from MNCs, Bangalore is also home to many startups & Indian tech companies. It is also well known for its parks and nightlife and has an area of 709 square kilometer. It also accounts for more than 65 per cent of india’s aerospace business. It is one of the cleanest cities in india. This city has a whole new world in itself. So, we have concluded and highlighted that what are the main differences between a developed city and a developing city. We are thankful to you that you have given your precious time to us.