Anand Kumar

I’m usually around Tis Hazari A 306 most days of the week. It’s a busy spot, especially with all the lawyers and folks running around the courts nearby. I’ve been set up here for a while now. My desk is usually a bit of a mess with papers and notes, but I know where everything is if you ask. The building has that old feel to it, and sometimes the lift doesn’t work, so I just take the stairs. It keeps me moving at least. There’s a tea stall just around the corner where the guys know exactly how much sugar I like. I spend a lot of time talking to people who come by with different problems or just need something sorted out. It’s not fancy here, just a practical space to get things done. The traffic outside can get pretty loud during the afternoons, but you sort of get used to the honking after a few months. I like the energy of the place though. People are always in a hurry. I try to stay organized, but sometimes the day just gets away from me. If I’m not at the desk, I’m probably just grabbing a quick bite or talking to a neighbor about the latest news. It's a simple life, really. Just working through the pile of things on the table and making sure nothing gets lost in the shuffle. That’s how it goes here. It’s a bit dusty, but it works.