Press Information Bureau

We are located at J 682 on Kali Bari Marg. This area of New Delhi is a bit different from the commercial hubs; it has a lot more trees and feels a bit more settled. The building is an older one, typical of the government-related housing and offices in this part of the city. It has high ceilings and those heavy doors that you don’t see much in newer constructions. Working at the Press Information Bureau here means we deal with a lot of information coming in and going out every single day. The office is usually quite quiet, save for the sound of typing and the occasional conversation about a news release. We have stacks of newspapers and journals all over the place, and the walls are lined with old filing cabinets that have been here for decades. It’s not a flashy environment. There are no modern art pieces or fancy coffee machines. We just have our desks, our computers, and a lot of work to get through. The commute to Kali Bari Marg is actually quite nice because of the greenery, though the parking can be a real headache if you arrive late in the morning. We just try to keep things organized and make sure that the information we are handling is processed correctly. It’s a very traditional sort of office, where the routines are well-established and everyone knows exactly what they need to do when they walk in.