Vijay Soni

I’m over in Raja Park at House Number-222 A. If you’ve spent any time in this part of Jaipur, you know how lively the streets can be. This isn't a commercial office or a big fancy building; it’s a more personal setup right where I live. People usually find the house without too much trouble once they get into the right lane. Inside, I’ve set aside some space for teaching and meeting with people. It’s got that lived-in feel, with tea cups occasionally sitting on the table and books piled up in the corners. I don't like having a corporate-style environment because that’s just not who I am. I keep things very informal and down-to-earth. The windows look out onto the street, so you hear the sounds of the neighborhood throughout the day—the vegetable sellers going by or the neighbors chatting. It’s a quiet enough spot for work, though. I spend a lot of my time here going through documents or preparing for the next set of students who are coming over. The chairs are comfortable but simple, and there’s a whiteboard that I use quite a bit. It’s just me doing my thing in a space that works for what I need. Sometimes the internet acts up or the doorbell rings at odd times, but that’s just life in a residential area. It’s a very practical arrangement for anyone who wants a more direct and less formal way of learning or getting help with their studies.