Centre For Monitoring Indian Economy

We work out of Gayathri Apartments in Dwarka, specifically in unit A-401. It’s a residential building, so it doesn't feel like a standard office park. Being in Sector 9 is nice because it’s a bit more organized than other parts of the city. Our days are mostly spent looking at data and trying to make sense of different reports. It’s quiet work for the most part. We have a few computers set up in the main room. It can get a bit stuffy when we have more than three or four people in there at once. We don't have a big reception desk or anything. You just come in and we are right there at our desks. There’s a lot of paper around because we still print things out to read them better. Dwarka is a long way from the center of Delhi, so we don't get many random walk-ins. Most of our communication is done through email or over the phone. The apartment has a small balcony where we sometimes take a break to get some air. It's a very low-key environment. We don't wear suits or anything like that. We just focus on the numbers and the monitoring work we have to do. It’s a steady pace. We’ve been at this Plot No - 9 location for quite a while and we’ve gotten used to the quiet rhythm of the apartment complex. It works for the type of work we do here daily.