PANKAJ SHARMA

Pankaj Sharma runs things from Flat No. 124, right in Pocket D 15 of Section 7, Rohini. It’s a typical New Delhi setup, really. If you know the Rohini area, you know how it gets during the day with all the traffic and people moving about. This place isn't anything flashy, just a regular residential flat where work gets done. I’ve been around here for quite some time now. Most days start with a quick tea and then getting straight to whatever needs fixing or finishing up. It’s quiet enough in this pocket compared to the main roads, which helps when you need to focus. People often ask why I stay in this part of Sec 7, but it just feels right. The neighbors are okay, and the tea stall nearby is decent. There isn't a big team or a fancy reception desk here. It’s just me and the desk in the corner of the room. Sometimes the internet acts up, or the power goes for a bit, but that's just living in Delhi. I don't see the point in moving to a big glass office when this works just fine for what I do. You get used to the sounds of the colony—the kids playing outside and the vegetable sellers calling out. It’s home and work all in one. Not much else to say about it, honestly. We just keep things moving day by day without making a big fuss about things.