Goi

Our office is tucked away in Mandakini Enclave, which is a pretty quiet part of Alaknanda. It's a residential area, so it doesn't feel like those big commercial hubs in other parts of New Delhi. We call the place Goi. It’s basically just a few of us working out of this space at 281. Most of the day is spent on the computers or talking on the phone. Because we are in a housing enclave, it’s mostly peaceful except for the sounds of the neighborhood. You hear the vegetable sellers or children playing outside sometimes. We don’t have a big sign or anything fancy like that. People who need to find us usually know the way. The office inside is simple. We have some desks, a couple of chairs for visitors, and a cupboard for all the files that seem to keep growing. Alaknanda is a nice area to work in because you can step out for a walk if you need a break from the screen. We usually get our chai from a small shop nearby. It’s not a high-pressure corporate environment, just a small operation doing its thing every day. We start around ten in the morning and usually wrap up by the evening. Dealing with the paperwork is the main part of what happens here. It’s straightforward work in a nice, leafy part of South Delhi. We like it this way because it stays calm. It's just a regular office life for us.