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Latency from Indian Cities to Hosting Locations
| City | Mumbai | Delhi NCR | Bengaluru | Singapore |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mumbai | 2-5ms | 30-40ms | 25-35ms | 60-80ms |
| Delhi | 25-35ms | 2-8ms | 40-55ms | 75-95ms |
| Bengaluru | 20-30ms | 40-55ms | 2-8ms | 55-70ms |
| Chennai | 25-35ms | 45-60ms | 10-20ms | 50-65ms |
| Hyderabad | 20-30ms | 35-50ms | 15-25ms | 55-70ms |
| Kolkata | 40-55ms | 15-25ms | 50-65ms | 80-100ms |
Choosing the Optimal Location
For national Indian audiences: Mumbai is the best compromise, centrally positioned and on India's largest internet exchange. For North India (Delhi, UP, Punjab): Delhi NCR hosting delivers significantly better latency. For South India (Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Telangana): Bengaluru hosting is ideal.
FAQ
Should I use multiple datacenters for a pan-India audience?
For most applications, a single Mumbai server with Cloudflare CDN delivers acceptable performance nationally. Multi-region deployments are justified for applications where even 30ms matters — real-time trading, live gaming, video streaming.
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