Mohammad Yunus

Down at the Rajnagar Civil Court, specifically in space 586, you’ll find Mohammad Yunus. This area is always a bit chaotic with people coming and going for their different cases. Our little office is just one of many in the row, and it’s got a heavy wooden door that sticks in the humidity. Inside, there are shelves reaching all the way to the ceiling, mostly packed with folders that have been there for years. We spend a lot of time just waiting for things to move through the system. There’s a small fan on the desk that struggles to keep the air moving during the Delhi summers. We usually eat our lunch sitting right there at the desk because there isn't really a break room. Sometimes the power flickers, and we have to wait a second for the lights to hum back to life. It’s a very practical place. We don't have fancy carpets or expensive paintings. Most of the people who come by are looking for something specific, and we do our best to find it in the stacks. It’s a lot of reading and handwriting notes on various slips of paper. You get to know the other people working in the court compound pretty well after a while. We all just try to get through the pile of work before the day ends. It’s a long day, but someone has to stay here and keep things organized.