Concept:
- The location of the information technology industry depends on people rather than on raw material, so it settles where trained workers and good communications are already available.
- Applying that rule to Karnataka points to one city.
Step 1: Work out what this industry needs.
Software does not need coal, ore or a port. It needs engineers, reliable power, fast data links and an airport for international travel. So the industry gathers in a city that already has colleges and infrastructure.
Step 2: Apply it to Karnataka.
Bengaluru has a dense cluster of engineering and research institutions, an established electronics industry and an international airport, along with a climate that suits year-round work.
Step 3: Note the result.
The concentration of firms there is so heavy that the city is often described as the technology capital of India, and its Software Technology Park is among the largest in the country.
Step 4: Fix the position for map work.
Bengaluru lies in the south-eastern interior of Karnataka, on the Deccan plateau, which is where it should be marked.
Final Answer: The Software Technology Park of Karnataka is at Bengaluru.