Renu Rani

In Sector 45, at house number 354, things are pretty straightforward. Renu Rani runs things from here, and it is a small, quiet operation. The room we use for work has a big window that looks out onto the street. We see the same people walking their dogs every morning and evening. The desk is a bit small for all the papers we have, so things tend to get stacked on the floor sometimes. It’s not a fancy setup with a waiting room or anything like that. If someone comes over, we just pull up an extra chair from the dining room. There is a lot of typing and a lot of phone calls throughout the day. We try to keep things organized, but sometimes the files get a bit mixed up when we are busy. The neighborhood is peaceful, which helps when you need to concentrate. Sometimes the local kids play cricket nearby and the ball hits the gate, but we don't mind much. It’s just a regular house where work happens. We don't have a big team, so it’s mostly just handling everything ourselves. It keeps us busy from Monday to Saturday, and then we take a break on Sundays to get ready for the next week. We’ve been in this sector for a few years now and it feels like home. There isn't much more to say than that. We just do the work and try to stay on top of the daily chores that come with it.