Secretarial Assistant In Ministry Of External Affairs

Working as a secretarial assistant in the Ministry of External Affairs means spending a lot of time at Kali Bari, specifically Sector-II Clive Square in New Delhi. It’s a government area, so everything has a certain order to it. The building at K-198 is where a lot of the daily administrative grind happens. We deal with a lot of letters, files, and visitors coming in for various reasons. It’s not like what you see in the movies; it’s mostly just making sure the paperwork gets from one desk to another without getting lost. We start early in the morning, and the tea man is usually the first person we see. The office has that old-school government feel with stacks of files and heavy desks. We spend a lot of our time typing out official notes or organizing schedules. It’s important work, even if it feels repetitive some days. Living and working in New Delhi, especially around Clive Square, you get used to the pace. There’s always someone in a hurry or a car honking outside. We try to keep things moving as best as we can. We don't have a big marketing team because we don't need one. We just do the job we were hired for. It’s about being reliable and showing up every day to handle the tasks on the desk. Sometimes we stay late when things get busy, but that's just part of the government life.