I T C Maurya

Out here in V.P.O Bursham, things are a bit quieter than in the main city of Panipat. Our spot is easy to find if you’re heading down the local roads in the district. It’s a simple building where we manage the daily tasks. We don't have those big glass windows or shiny signs like the hotels you see in Delhi. This is more of a practical setup for the area we’re in. The weather in Haryana gets quite dusty during the harvest season, and we spend a lot of time just keeping the place tidy. There are farmers passing by on tractors all the time. We know the neighbors pretty well since there aren’t many of us out this way. Some days are slow, especially when it rains and the roads get muddy. We just sit together, have some lunch, and wait for the mail or visitors to arrive. It’s a very local feel here. We handle the chores and the guest needs without much fuss. Most people who come by are either locals or someone lost looking for directions. We’ve been at this address for some time now and it feels like home. There isn't any big team, just a couple of us making sure everything stays in order throughout the week. It's a straightforward life in the village. We take each day as it comes and don't worry about being fancy or impressive to anyone.