Rakesh Kumar Khera

You’ll find me at Tis Hazari, specifically in room 644. It’s a place that feels like it’s lived in, if you know what I mean. I’ve spent more hours here than I care to count. The walls are lined with folders and books that I’ve collected over the years. It’s not the most organized place in the world, but I know where everything is. The building itself is always buzzing with activity. You hear footsteps in the hall and the constant drone of voices. It’s a unique environment, and I’ve become quite used to it. I don’t really go for any of that modern office decor. I have my old wooden desk and a chair that’s perfectly worn in. Most days I’m just sitting here, working through whatever paperwork is on top of the pile. People come in and out, looking for help or just dropping off documents. I try to keep things straightforward. There’s no need to make things more complicated than they already are. Sometimes the fan makes a bit of noise, but it keeps the air moving. I’ve been in this spot long enough that I don’t really notice the chaos of the court complex anymore. It’s just my daily view. I show up, I do the work, and I don't think too much about it. It’s a decent way to spend the day. There is always tomorrow to finish what I missed today.