Kamal Chand Sharma

I am Kamal Chand Sharma and I operate out of the Pushkar Bar Associtaion in Civil Line. If you know the area, it is a place where a lot of people in my profession hang out. It is an old building with high ceilings and a lot of history in the walls. I have my own little corner there with a desk that has seen better days. Civil Line is a nice part of Pushkar, though it can get quite crowded when there is a lot going on. I’ve been a part of the Bar Associtaion for a long time. My day usually starts with a walk through the grounds before I settle into my seat. There are always stacks of papers to go through and people stopping by to ask questions. It is not a quiet place by any means. There is always the sound of people talking or the rustle of documents. I don't have a private office with a door I can shut. It’s more of a communal feel. We all know each other and we all deal with the same daily grinds. I like the atmosphere though. It feels grounded and real. You don't get much in the way of luxury here, just a wooden chair and a flat surface to work on. Pushkar is my home and the Civil Line office is where I spend most of my waking hours. It is just a regular life at the association.