The Imperial New Delhi

We’ve been here at 109-A in Pocket F for quite a while now. Most people in Mayur Vihar Phase II probably walk past us every day without thinking much about it. It is just a regular spot in the neighborhood. We have a small sign outside, and inside it is pretty simple. There is a desk that’s seen better days and a couple of chairs where we sit and get things done. Some mornings it gets really bright in here when the sun hits the front window, and we usually have to pull the curtains for a bit. It’s not a fancy place, just where we work. We know the guy who sells tea at the corner, and sometimes we go out there when things get a bit slow. The traffic on the main road outside can be loud in the evenings, but you get used to it after a week or two. We just keep our heads down and handle whatever comes through the door. It’s mostly just us doing our thing day in and day out. Sometimes the internet acts up, or the printer jams, and we just deal with it. We don't have a big team or anything like that. Just a few of us making sure everything stays on track. It is a quiet existence here in this part of Delhi. We like it this way because it’s familiar. No one is trying to be anything we aren't. We just try to stay organized and keep the papers moving without too much trouble.