Manu Minocha

I am based at Tis Hazari in office number 438. If you have ever been to the courts here, you know how hectic and crowded it can be. There are people everywhere and it is always loud. My office is a small space tucked away in the building. It is not fancy at all, just a room with some desks, a few chairs for people to sit, and a lot of cabinets filled with files. I’ve been working from this spot for many years and I have seen all sorts of things happen in these hallways. My daily routine involves a lot of reading through papers and talking to people who need my assistance. I don’t have a big staff to help me, so I do most of the work myself. This means I’m often busy with paperwork or running between different offices in the building. I don't use any marketing language or try to sound more important than I am. I’m just a person who knows how this place works and tries to get things done for my clients. The office can get quite hot in the summer because the building is old, but we just keep the fans running. People come to me when they have a problem or need some official documents sorted out. It is a very practical and sometimes tiring job, but it is what I do. I just focus on the files and the people who walk through my door.