Pareek Amit

You can find me over near the Khasa Kothi Circle on Station Road. It's a very busy part of town because of the trains and all the hotels nearby. My name is Amit and I've been set up here for quite some time now. Being near the station means there is always noise—horns honking and people shouting—but you get used to it after a week or two. My office is a small room where I handle my daily tasks. It’s not the kind of place where you’ll find plush carpets. I prefer it that way. It’s practical. I usually get in around nine and the first thing I do is check the mail that came in late the day before. People stop in throughout the day, some looking for directions and some looking for help with their work. I don’t mind helping out where I can. The tea stall right outside is one of the best in the area, so I usually spend my breaks there talking to the other shop owners. It’s a tight-knit community on Station Road despite how many strangers pass through every hour. I’ve thought about moving to a quieter area, but then I’d miss the energy of the circle. This is just where I belong, doing what I do every day without much fuss. If you see the circle, you are pretty much at my doorstep already.