Devdutt Giri

If you’ve ever been to the Ghaziabad Janpad Court, you know how busy it gets around room 223. That’s where you’ll find me most days. It’s not a quiet office by any means. There are always people rushing around with papers, lawyers arguing, and the constant sound of typing. I’ve been working out of this space for a long time now. It’s mostly about helping folks navigate the paperwork and the daily grind of the legal system here. It’s a small space, barely enough for a desk and a few chairs for people to sit while they wait. We don't have any fancy decorations on the walls, just calendars and stacks of files that need tending to. My tea gets cold more often than not because someone always walks in right when I take a sip. It’s a high-pressure environment but we’ve gotten used to the pace. We don't really do "about us" pages or marketing because everyone knows where to find us. Word of mouth is how we’ve always operated. It’s just about being there when someone needs a hand with their documents. The building is old and the elevators are slow, so we usually just take the stairs. It keeps us moving and awake throughout the day. People come and go, and we just keep the files moving along.