Lafarge India (P) Ltd.

We are set up here in Roorkee, right in the Civil Lines area. Specifically, our spot is at 521-C, 51, which is part of CP Agarwal’s place. It’s a pretty well-known spot around here since he’s an advocate. The district is Haridwar, though everyone just calls it Uttranchal still, even with the name change to Uttarakhand. Being in Civil Lines means things are usually a bit organized, though the roads get busy during the day. It’s not a huge office or anything flashy. We just handle things from this corner of the town. People come and go, and we keep track of the paperwork. The building has that typical look you see in this part of Roorkee. It's functional. We've been here for a while now. The weather gets really hot in the summer, and then the winters are quite sharp. Most of the folks working here are locals from around Haridwar or the nearby villages. We don't have much in the way of fancy signs. Just the address on the wall. It’s a quiet enough place to get the work done without too many distractions. You know how it is in these towns, everyone knows where the advocate’s house is, so it makes finding us a bit easier for the mailman. We don't spend a lot of time worrying about how the place looks to outsiders. It’s more about just having a desk and a place to sit. That’s pretty much us.