Punj Lloyd, New Delhi

We are over here in Manjeri, tucked away in the Poozhikhuth Maliyekkal area. It is a quiet part of Kerala, near Karuvambram. Most people ask why the name says New Delhi when we are clearly down here in the south, but that is just how the paperwork ended up. Our office is a simple setup. We spend most of our mornings dealing with the humidity and the usual local traffic that builds up around the post office. It is not a fancy place with glass walls or anything like that. Just a regular building where we get our work done. We have been in this spot for a while now. The rain gets pretty heavy during the monsoon, and sometimes the power acts up, but we manage. You can find us by following the main road past the junction. There is a sense of routine here that keeps everything moving along. We usually have tea together in the afternoon when things slow down a bit. It is just a few of us handling the daily tasks that come through the door. We do not have big signs or anything flashy outside. Most of the people around here know us by now. It feels like a small part of the community, even with the big name on the letterhead. We just try to keep things organized and handle whatever paperwork or projects are on the desk for the day. That is pretty much the way it goes for us in Manjeri.