Nari Hospital

We have been here in Alka Puri for a good while now. Our spot is right in the first lane, tucked behind the engineering college. You probably know the area if you live around here. It gets pretty busy when the students are moving between classes. I usually get in early to make sure everything is ready before the first people start showing up. The building isn't brand new, but we keep it tidy and it does the job. Most of us living and working here have known each other for years. Sometimes the traffic in the lane gets a bit backed up, especially in the afternoons. We just deal with it. It’s a local place. Most days it’s just about getting through the list of people who need to see us. We don't have fancy waiting rooms with big TVs, just some chairs and a few old magazines. My desk is usually covered in papers by noon. The tea stall around the corner brings us drinks twice a day, which helps. It’s a lot of work running a hospital in this part of town. We see all kinds of people coming through the doors. Some are just looking for directions to the college, and others actually need help. We try to keep things simple. There isn’t much to say other than we are here every day except Sundays. It's just a normal part of the neighborhood life.