International Herald Tribune

Our office is on the second floor of the old double storey building in Lajpat Nagar IV. It’s at J 64, which is a fairly well-known spot in this part of New Delhi. It’s a bit of an older building, so the stairs are a little steep and the hallways can be dark sometimes. International Herald Tribune has a small team working here, mostly focusing on distribution and some administrative tasks for the paper. It’s definitely not a fancy media headquarters. We have stacks of newspapers and magazines piled up in the corners, and the desks are always covered in papers and coffee mugs. The windows look out over the street, which is always full of people and cars. It gets quite loud during the day, but that’s just life in Lajpat Nagar. We’ve been in this location for a while, and the place has a bit of a worn-in feel to it. Some of the chairs are a bit squeaky and the paint is peeling in a few spots, but it doesn’t really get in the way of the work. We usually start quite early in the morning when the bundles of papers arrive. There isn't much of a lobby for guests, so people usually just walk straight into the workspace. We don't have a big corporate setup; it's more like a group of people just trying to keep the operations moving. It’s a busy, unpolished place, but it suits us just fine.