9 Coworking Spaces in Ranchi
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About Ranchi
Perched in the state capital of Jharkhand in the northeast of India, Ranchi has been selected as one of the hundred Indian cities to be developed as a "smart city" under the flagship "Smart Cities Mission". You will have to brush up on your Hindi if you wish to chatter to the locals of which there are about 1,126,741 meandering its streets or hanging out in coworking venues getting creative. If you like to peek into temples there is the Pahari Mandir Hindu temple dedicated to Shiver sitting on the top of the central Ranchi Hill where you will also have amazing views over the city. For a breath of fresh air and a stroll there is the lush park "Nakshatra Van" where trees have been planted to represent the stars of the zodiac. Known for its tribal heritage, the Ranchi Tribal Museum is well worth poking your nose in to see musical instruments and jewelry from a vast array of the state's many tribes.
Local IT gurus are expounding that it is a good time to be an entrepreneur in India, as the market has matured from being just a bubble. Startups are hitting new highs and global investors are putting funds into the sector, whilst innovative Indians are attempting to create the next billion-dollar company. The IT sector ranges from e-commerce to fitness and art, as it's being driven by India's expanding economy, rising disposable income and the tech boom.
Ranchi, as with the rest of India has its quota of new entrepreneurs giving up their day jobs to jump on the startup bandwagon. Coworking venues are supporting these intrepid souls whether they are students or seasoned professionals by giving them the space to mingle and collaborate before they rush home to gorge on a huge helping of "Aloo Chokha" (think mashed potatoes, fried onions and spices).