3 Coworking Spaces in Tiruchirappalli
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About Tiruchirappalli
An ancient city in the southern Tamil Nadu state of India, Tiruchirappalli is also referred to as "Tiruchi or Trichy". A major "Tier II" city, it's the administrative headquarters of the district by the same name. It sits about 322km south of Chennai and 374km north of Kanyakumari with a population of about 916,857 residents, so you will have plenty of opportunity to mingle with the locals in a cafe or a coworking space in inventive mode. Historically Tiruchi's history goes back to the 3rd century BC, so history buffs can get excited as the old town of Uraiyur that played a critical role between the British and the French East India companies in the Carnatic Wars of 1746 - 1763 is now a suburb of the city. An educational hot spot, the city is famous for its "cheroot" known as the Trichinopoly cigar. Tiruchi is also a major engineering equipment manufacturing and fabrication hub.
Local IT gurus are expounding that it's 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.
Tiruchi, 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, collaborate and where they can get their stuff done before they rush home to stuff their faces on some banana bonda (snacks of fried balls of banana).