Rekha Pandey

I am Rekha Pandey and you can find me at the Delhi High Court, specifically in room or chamber 358. Working at the court is always a bit chaotic. There are people rushing everywhere with black coats and stacks of files. My space is at number 358, which is just a small corner in the middle of all that legal activity. It is not a quiet place. You can hear the hum of the crowds and the calling of names all day long. My desk is piled high with legal documents and books that look like they haven’t been moved in years. I spend most of my hours reading through cases and preparing for whatever comes next. It is hard work and often involves a lot of waiting around in the halls. I don’t have a big marketing team to tell people how good I am. People usually find me because they are in a spot of trouble or need some paperwork sorted out at the High Court. The building itself is old and has a very specific smell of paper and dust. I have been here for a long time and I know the corridors pretty well. It isn't a glamorous life, but it is an important one. I just focus on the files in front of me and try to get through the day's list. That is the reality of being Rekha Pandey at the Delhi High Court.