Apollo Clinic

We are over here at Nona Chandanpukur. It's a pretty busy spot usually. Most mornings start early, getting the place ready before the first lot of people show up at Apollo Clinic. We just try to keep things moving. The room gets a bit crowded when it rains, everyone trying to stay dry. I’ve been working here for a while now. You get used to the sounds of the street outside. It’s not a big fancy place, just the rooms we have. We spend a lot of time organizing files and making sure the chairs are lined up. Sometimes the computer acts up, but we manage. People from around the neighborhood stop by, some just to ask directions or check the time. It feels like a regular part of the community here. The lights inside are a bit bright, but you get used to it. We keep a few magazines on the table, though they get messy pretty fast. Every day is mostly the same, which is fine by me. We drink a lot of tea in the back room when there’s a quiet moment. It’s just us doing what needs to be done. We don't have a big sign inside, just the one out front that people look for. It’s been a long day today, but that’s how it goes in Nona Chandanpukur. We just stay focused on the paperwork and the patients walking through the door.