Bombay Hospital

Working over here on Ring Road in Indore keeps us pretty busy because the traffic never really stops. Bombay Hospital is a big landmark in this part of town, so everyone knows where it is. I usually get in early before the heat starts to pick up. The building itself has its own character, with some sections feeling a bit newer than others. We see a lot of people coming in from the surrounding areas of Indore. It’s a lot of walking back and forth through the corridors. The ground floor is always humming with activity. I spend a lot of time near the windows watching the bikes and cars go by on the main road. Sometimes the dust from the road gets in if the windows aren't shut tight. It’s a practical place. We have our tea breaks at the small stalls nearby when we can catch a minute. The staff here are mostly local people who have lived in Indore their whole lives. We don't really do anything flashy. It's just about showing up, doing the work, and going home. On the weekends, it feels a little different, maybe a bit slower, but the hospital never really sleeps. The lights are always on. We’ve grown accustomed to the constant noise of the city right outside our doors. It’s just part of being in this spot on Ring Road.