Workplaces undergo gradual transformation in India
With several young entrepreneurs launching start-ups, the worplace is evolving from a formal atmosphere to a relaxed and laid-back one, similar to Google.
Young entrepreneurs and freelancers work inside 'Innov8', a lax co-working space in New Delhi. The interiors look like something from the insides of a fancy coffee shop. (Photo | AP)
A couple shares dinner at Social, a three-story destination on the edge of Hauz Khas Village in Delhi, and this place serves as a restuarant, bar and workplace. (Photo | AP)
An entrepreneur works on his laptop at Innov8. (Photo | AP)
Members having beer at Social Offline, a bar cum cafe which has a lax co-working space as well. (Photo | AP)
Diners stand on the terrace for a smoke at Social. (Photo | AP)
After a night of thrills and spills, this watering-hole will be cleaned, rearranged, and transformed, into a cozy office where no one gets fired for drinking at work. (Photo | AP)
An entrepreneur works at Social Offline, a bar cum cafe with a lax co-working space. (Photo | AP)
Young entrepreneurs and freelancers work inside Innov8. (Photo | AP)
A disc Jockey plays music while entrepreneurs and freelancers work at Social Offline. (Photo | AP)
An entrepreneur works at Social Offline. (Photo | AP)
