Jayesh Jagarwal

I’ve been here at High Court Colony for quite a while now. Most days start the same way. I walk over to Panchwati Colony and open up the place at A 1 A. It’s not a huge setup, just enough room for what I need to do. The neighbors are mostly quiet, though you get the usual traffic noise from the main road sometimes. I remember when I first moved in, the paint was still fresh and I had to spend a whole weekend moving furniture around. Now, everything has its place. It’s funny how a space changes once you’ve spent thousands of hours in it. There’s a tea stall just around the corner where I usually grab a cup in the afternoon when things get a bit slow. People around here know me by name, which is nice. It feels like a real community. Sometimes the power goes out for a bit, but we just deal with it. I don’t really have a big staff or anything, it’s mostly just me taking care of things. The address sounds a bit formal because of the High Court name, but it’s actually a pretty down-to-earth spot. I’ve thought about moving to a bigger place once or twice, but then I think about the commute and how I know exactly where the light switches are here. It just works for me. We keep things pretty simple. No fancy signs or big displays, just the name Jayesh Jagarwal on the door.