Rangeen Khidki Foundation

We are up on the twenty-fourth floor here in Anandapur, over in Kolkata. Looking out from this high up at floor 2405, you see a lot of the city moving around, but inside our office at Madurdaha, it's mostly just us getting through the daily tasks. Rangeen Khidki Foundation has been at this address for a bit now. It is a long way up in the BL-T-7 building, and sometimes the lift takes a while to arrive, but we like the view. People often ask where exactly we are because the building is huge and the hallways can be confusing, but once you find our door, you are in the right spot. It’s a very plain office space inside. We don't have any fancy art on the walls or expensive furniture, just some basic desks, chairs, and the usual piles of paperwork that seem to grow every week. We spend most of our mornings drinking tea and figuring out what needs to be done next. It’s not a massive team here, just a small group of us trying to keep things organized. Living and working in West Bengal means dealing with the humidity, but the breeze feels a little better this high up. We don't have a big sign outside or anything like that to attract attention. We just show up, do our work, and head home when the day is finished. Most days are pretty quiet, which helps when there is a lot to catch up on. It feels like home.