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If you walk into Munirka Village, you’ll find us at House No-160D. It’s right near the Baba Ganganath Mandir, which is a big landmark for everyone around here. Munirka is a tight maze of streets, and it’s easy to get lost if you aren’t careful. We’ve been based in this spot for some time now. It’s a bit of an older building, and the rooms aren’t exactly huge, but they work for us. Being near the temple means there is always something going on outside—festivals, bells ringing, and lots of people moving about. It’s a very local feel. We don’t have a big corporate sign or anything like that. We just have our space where we get through the daily pile of work. Most of the staff comes from nearby, so there is a lot of local talk during the lunch break. We deal with the usual Delhi issues, like the heat in June and the crowded buses, but being tucked away in the village gives us a bit of a shield from the main road noise. It’s a busy environment where nobody stands on ceremony. We just get in, do the job, and go home. The stairs are a bit steep and the lighting could be better, but it’s our home base. We like the fact that we are part of the local fabric here in New Delhi. It feels more real than a fancy office.