The correct answer is Bengaluru.

• Bengaluru is the first city in India to have its own logo.
• The final logo was red and white in colour, sans serif, and conveyed a sense of fluidity, boldness, and vigour through the font.
• Bankers-turned-designers Rushi Patel and M Venkateswara Rao, proprietors of Nammur, a creative design start-up, created the rolling font.
• The letters 'Be' and 'U' in the logo have been emphasized in red.
• This is the logo's fundamental topic and concept. It is a mix of English and Kannada, reflecting the city's multicultural nature.
• The hybrid typography of two languages demonstrates that India's Silicon Valley is a metropolis with a worldwide as well as local culture and way of life.
• Bengaluru is the first Indian city to have a logo, joining the ranks of other leading cities around the world that already have logos.
• Berlin, London, Venice, Prague, Montreal, Sao Paulo, Singapore, Stockholm, Amsterdam, and, of course, New York City are just a few examples.