Nitin Saini

I’m based over at Tis Hazari, specifically at number 160. If you know the area, you know it can get incredibly crowded, especially during the middle of the day. There are people everywhere and a lot of energy. My office isn't very large, just enough room for the essentials. Nitin Saini is the name on the door, and it’s basically just me and a little bit of help here and there. I spend a lot of time surrounded by stacks of paper and old books. It’s a bit of a maze sometimes. The building itself is older, with narrow hallways and stairs that have been worn down by thousands of footsteps over the years. I’ve lived and worked around here long enough that the noise doesn't bother me anymore. You hear the shouting of vendors and the honking of cars constantly. Some people find it overwhelming, but I think it keeps me awake. I don't have a receptionist in a suit or a fancy waiting room. If someone comes by, they usually just pull up a chair and we talk. It’s a very basic setup, but it works for what I need to do. I try to keep things simple and avoid making things more complicated than they have to be. It’s just how I prefer to run my day-to-day life here at Tis Hazari.