Neeraj Kumar Jain

This office is tucked away in the lawyers' chambers right here at the Supreme Court on Sansad Marg. It’s been our base at chamber number 28 for quite some time now. Mostly, it’s just a lot of files and books everywhere you look. People come in and out all day, usually in a bit of a rush because of the court schedules. We spend most of our mornings running between the courts and this small space. It isn't a fancy place with modern furniture or anything like that. It’s a working office where we deal with legal matters and talk to folks about their cases. Sometimes the hallways get really crowded, especially when the big hearings are on. We’ve seen the seasons change through the windows here for years. It’s a busy environment and there is always tea going around somewhere. We mostly just focus on getting the paperwork sorted and making sure everything is ready for the judges. If you’ve walked through the chambers near the court, you probably know the vibe. It’s noisy, a bit cramped, but it’s where all the work happens. We don't have a big reception area or anything. Just desks and chairs and a lot of legal documents piled up. It's a very straightforward setup for the daily grind of the legal world. We just keep our heads down and handle what comes across the desk each day. It’s been this way for as long as I can remember.