Mohan Dai Oswal Hospital

This place is spread across a few different plots like B-92 and C-131 on the main Rohtak Road. Being in Camp No. 2 means we see a massive variety of people coming through the doors every day. Rohtak Road is always loud with trucks and buses passing by, and that energy sort of stays with us inside too. It’s a big building, and sometimes it feels like a bit of a maze if you aren't used to it. We spend a lot of time walking between the different sections. It’s an old place in some parts, and you can see the history in the hallways. We don't spend much on making things look fancy because there’s always something else to fix or a piece of equipment that needs looking at. Our staff has been here for years, and we all just know how the system works. It’s a busy life here, and sometimes things get a bit messy, but we manage. We don’t have any big speeches or fancy posters about what we do. We just show up, see the patients, and go home when the shift is done. The waiting areas are usually full, especially in the mornings. It’s just a part of the landscape on this road now. We keep the lights on and keep things moving as best as we can every day. It's a lot of work but someone has to do it.