Arunesh Tiwari

I am Arunesh Tiwari and I have been working out of my place near Bengali Square for quite some time. It is right on Kanadia Road in Indore, a spot that is usually pretty packed with cars and people. If you find the Bengali Square Chowk, you are basically there. My setup is not anything elaborate. It is just a simple room where I keep my books, my laptop, and a few chairs for when people stop by to chat about their needs. I have lived in Indore my whole life, so I know this side of town like the back of my hand. People usually call me up first and then wander over when they have a free hour. It is a very informal way of doing things, but it seems to work for the folks around here. I do not have a team of secretaries or a big marketing budget. It is just me handling the work as it comes in. The noise from the square can be a lot sometimes, but it keeps me feeling like I am part of the city. I spend a lot of my day just reading through papers or talking to people about their problems. There is no big secret to how I work; I just listen and try to help out where I can. It is a plain, honest way to make a living. You won't find any fancy slogans here, just a guy at a desk on Kanadia Road doing what needs to be done.