Siddh Cultural Foundation

Siddh Cultural Foundation is run out of House Number 65 in the Avas Vikas Colony. This is near Pili Kothi in the Civil Line area. It’s a solid location and we’ve been here for quite some time now. The office is part of the Mehrotra residence, so it has a very homey feel to it. It’s not like those stiff offices you see in the city center. We have a few desks set up and some shelves for all our cultural files and books. Civil Line is a decent part of town, usually pretty calm, which is good for our work. We don't have a lot of staff, just a few people who care about what we’re doing. We spend our mornings checking emails and our afternoons usually involve more hands-on planning. Sometimes the house gets a bit noisy if there’s a lot going on, but we don’t mind. It feels real. We aren't interested in sounding corporate or anything like that. We just want to keep things moving and make sure our projects are on track. There’s always tea being made in the kitchen and the smell of it usually fills the office by mid-morning. We don’t have a lot of fancy equipment, just the basics we need to stay organized. It’s a practical way to run a foundation. We’re just regular people working out of a house in Avas Vikas Colony, doing what we can every day.