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Working out of Pirmohani in Kadam Kuan is definitely an experience. We share space with Ashok Kumar, who is an advocate, so there are always people coming in and out with legal papers. Patna can be a bit chaotic, but this spot feels like the heart of things. The office is tucked away, and if you don't know the landmark, you might walk right past it. It’s not a corporate tower. It’s more like a lived-in office where work actually happens. We’ve got stacks of documents and old fans that hum all day. Some days the heat in Bihar is just too much, but we keep the windows open when we can. The street outside is always full of life, cycles, and people shouting. It’s hard to stay bored here. We handle things as they come. There isn't a strict hierarchy or fancy titles being thrown around. We just do the work. The connection to Delhi is there on the books, but our daily reality is very much tied to the dust and energy of Patna. Tea comes from the stall downstairs in little glass cups. It’s probably too sweet, but everyone drinks it anyway. We don't have a receptionist in a suit. Usually, whoever is closest to the door just looks up and says hello. It’s a functional place where we spend our hours getting through the pile of tasks we have.