New Delhi, Feb. 20 -- Co-working spaces redefine how people work, blending flexibility, collaboration, and convenience to suit modern professionals and fast-growing businesses. Such spaces suit Indian businesses, especially startups with limited capital. They cut overheads, offer flexibility, foster networking and attract young professionals from every walk of life who want independence, community and room to grow on their own terms confidently together.

Bengaluru has led India's startup revolution, building on the IT services boom of the 2000s. While its deep MNC culture and mega infrastructure created a global tech hub, the city now faces growing pains. Long commutes, inadequate roads and sprawling campuses challenge daily work life. A...