Mahableshwar Hegde

I run my operations out of the old RBI building in Richmond Town, right across the road from Cash Pharmacy. This building has a lot of history and high ceilings, though it can get a bit chilly when the rain starts. Most people know the pharmacy across the street, so it's an easy landmark for when someone is coming to visit for the first time. My workspace is filled with files, books, and various papers that seem to multiply every week. I’ve been in Richmond Town for quite a while now and have seen the neighborhood change a lot, with more cars and new shops popping up everywhere. I spend my days mostly sitting at the desk, reading through documents or meeting with people who have specific things they need help with. It’s not a modern glass office; it feels more like an old-fashioned study with wooden desks and heavy doors. The traffic outside on the main road can be quite a roar during the evening rush, but once you close the windows, it’s not so bad. I don't go in for much marketing or putting up big posters outside. People usually find me through someone else they know. I just keep the door open during regular hours and try to get through the work without too much fuss. It's a quiet, steady life here in this corner of the old building, and I plan to stay for as long as I can.