Rabinder Kumar Verma

Being at Tis Hazari 37 means there is never really a dull moment during the day. This area is always full of people rushing around with papers in their hands. Rabinder Kumar Verma is just one of the many names you will see on the doors in this block. Our space is small and filled with metal cabinets. If you look around, you will see stacks of folders that have probably been there for months. It is a bit dusty, to be honest. We try to keep things organized but when it gets busy, that usually goes out the window. The noise from the street and the halls comes right through the walls. You get used to the shouting and the sound of printers going off constantly. We spend most of our day sitting at the desks trying to make sense of the paperwork. There is a tea stall nearby that we use a lot. It is the only way to keep going when the afternoons get slow and heavy. We do not have any fancy decorations on the walls. It is just a place to work. People come in and out all day asking questions. Sometimes we have the answers and sometimes we have to look through the old files for an hour. It is a lot of manual work and not much rest. But it is what we know. The address 37 is tucked away a bit, so you have to look for it.