Rajendra Ingh

My place is out in Hapur, in the area known as Kandhola Dhonal. It’s more of a quiet, rural kind of setting compared to the big cities. I’ve been living and working here for a long time, and everyone in the village pretty much knows who I am. I don't have a big office or a sign with bright lights. Most of my work happens right here in a small room that I’ve set up with just the basics—a chair, a desk, and a few ledgers. The roads around here can be a bit rough, especially when it rains and everything turns to mud, but people still manage to make their way over when they need something. I don't really follow a strict corporate schedule; I just open up in the morning and stay until the work is finished or the sun goes down. Sometimes neighbors stop by just to chat for a bit while I’m working. It’s a very local way of doing things, and I wouldn't really know how to do it any other way. There’s no marketing or advertising involved here; people just find out about me through word of mouth. It’s a simple existence, focused on the daily chores and helping out the people in this corner of Hapur whenever I can.