Apollo Hospital

This location is out in Lingiadih Village, along Seepat Road. It’s a bit further out than some of the other spots, which gives it a different feel. It’s more of a village atmosphere even though the road itself is getting busier every year. You see a lot more greenery around here than you do in the center of Bilaspur. The building is a simple structure. We don’t have any of those big glass walls or fancy elevators. It’s more of a walk-in-and-get-to-work kind of place. Sometimes the cows from the village wander near the entrance, and we have to shoo them away so they don’t block the path. Inside, the rooms are basic. We have what we need to do the job, and that’s about it. The staff mostly comes from the surrounding villages, so there’s a lot of local talk in the breakroom. We hear about the crops and the weather more than anything else. It’s a practical place to work. During the monsoon, the road can get a bit muddy, but we manage. We’ve got a routine that works for us and the people who live nearby. It’s not a high-tech hub, just a solid building where we show up every morning. We drink our chai, check the files, and help the people who come in from the Seepat area. It gets quiet in the evenings when the sun starts to go down over the fields nearby.