Manpreet Bhatia Classes

Our place is up on the third floor of Naina Neha Palace. If you are walking down Tank Road in Sakchi, you’ll probably see the sign. It’s a busy part of Jamshedpur, especially being so close to Bhola Maharaj, so there is always the smell of sweets and snacks in the air around here. Getting up to the third floor is a bit of a climb if the lift is acting up, which happens sometimes. Inside, it’s just a few rooms with benches and enough light to see what you are writing. We don’t have a big reception area or anything flashy like that. It’s mostly just us and the students. Most of the kids come here after their regular school, looking a bit tired but ready to get through their lessons. We try to keep things quiet, but Sakchi is always noisy outside with the traffic and people shouting. We’ve got some old fans that hum a bit too loud, but they keep the air moving during those hot Jamshedpur afternoons. It’s a local spot where people know each other. We don't spend money on fancy decorations or expensive carpets. The walls have some marks on them from years of use, but it’s a place that feels real. We spend our mornings getting the notes ready and making sure there’s enough markers for the day. It’s a straightforward routine every day for us and we just go about our business without making much of a fuss.