Templ

We’ve been here at Daya Vihar for a while now. Lingipur is a bit of a quiet spot compared to the main city center of Bhubaneswar, but it suits how we work. Sisupalgarh has a lot of history around it, though usually, we are just looking at the daily tasks on our desks. Our office isn’t anything fancy. It’s just a place where we get together, drink some tea, and handle whatever work comes in for Templ. Sometimes the power goes out or the street gets a bit muddy when it rains hard in Orissa, but that’s just how it goes here. We don’t have a big sign or anything. Most people find us because they know the neighborhood. It’s mostly about keeping things moving. We’ve got a couple of rooms and some old furniture that does the job well enough. You can see the trees outside the window if you sit in the corner chair. It is a bit far from the main station, so we don't get too many random walk-ins, which is fine by us. We mostly stay focused on the projects we have. The locals know us as the guys working out of the Daya Vihar house. We try to keep things simple and not overcomplicate the day. It’s just a small team of us trying to do our bit here in Orissa without making too much noise about it. We usually start early before the heat gets too bad and stay until the work is done.