Pune is special... unique. How'd you say it in one word?

Three settlements of Kasarli, Kumbharli and Punewadi forged into a town along the banks of the Mutha centuries ago, and now, Pune Metropolitan Region sprawls over 7,256 sqkm, the largest in terms of geographical area in the state. Pune is diverse and ever evolving.
Diverse because people from all over the country have made this city their home; it is the melting pot of cultures, and a hotspot for migration.
Ever evolving as it has galloped from a staid pensioners’ city to a fast-paced metro with industries of every hue pitching tent here.
Rich in history, always reformist and a seat of culture, this is a friendly and warm city.
From 8th century copper plates that indicate an advanced agricultural settlement called Punaka Vishaya to the glorious age of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, and the many milestones in our freedom struggle, the city has been at the forefront of thought leadership.
Reformist because its daughters and sons forged new pathways in education and social norms and led movements for the country to follow. A seat of culture since music, art and theatre continue to flourish.
Dear Reader, so how would you describe Pune in one word? A word that says all that you feel about the city. The Times of India brings to you the IamPune campaign, a celebration of the sum of all parts of this urban conglomeration. Come, participate and tell us what’s your special word for the city via this QR code. You can also send it to this WhatsApp number, 9819444445 as well as share it on your social media handles using #iampune to win exciting vouchers.