Manoj Swarup

I work at number 130 on Sansad Marg, right near the Supreme Court of India. It’s a part of town that always feels busy and a bit serious because of all the legal things happening around us. I’ve had this spot for quite some time, and it’s where I spend most of my waking hours. The office isn't something you'd see in a magazine; it's just a functional room with a solid desk and some chairs that have seen a lot of use. I like it this way because it feels like a real place where things get done. There isn't a team of people to answer the phones or handle the filing, so I mostly take care of things myself. It’s a very direct way of working. I don't bother with fancy websites or trying to look more important than I am. People find me when they have a problem to solve, and we just talk it through right here. The street outside can be quite a mess with all the cars and people, but once I'm inside, it's just me and the books. It’s a decent life and I’ve gotten to know many of the other people working on this street. We all just do our own thing and try to keep our businesses going. If you're looking for me, just find the building near the court and come on in.