Arvind Kumar Dubey

Tis Hazari is a chaotic place to work, but I have my own little corner at K T Block, seat number 55. As Arvind Kumar Dubey, I have spent countless hours in this specific spot. The noise of lawyers, clients, and clerks is constant, like a background hum that you eventually stop hearing. My seat is just a small wooden desk that is crowded with stacks of legal files and tied-up bundles of paper. There is barely enough room for my pen stand and a small stamp pad. It is dusty here, and the light from the overhead bulbs is a bit dim, but this is where the real work happens. You have to be quick and know your way around the different sections of the court complex. I spend my day filling out forms, talking to people who are often stressed or in a hurry, and making sure the paperwork is in order. There is no air conditioning, just the large windows and some old fans that move the heavy air around. Lunch is usually a quick bite from one of the vendors nearby while I sit at my desk. It is a demanding environment, and you have to have a lot of patience to deal with the daily grind. Seat 55 isn't much to look at, but it's my workstation and it has served me well for a long time.