Tejasvini Hospital

We've been here on Kadri Temple Road for a while now. Most people in the neighborhood know the building, it's just part of the street. Being right in Kadri means we see a lot of the same faces coming through the doors. It gets busy, especially in the mornings when the sun is just coming up over the temple area. The staff here mostly lives nearby, so we walk or take a quick rickshaw to get to work. We handle the usual hospital stuff. Some days it's just helping people with regular checkups, other days it's a bit more hectic with emergencies. The hallways aren't fancy, but they are clean. We spend a lot of time talking to families in the waiting area. Sometimes there isn't enough seating, but we try to pull up extra chairs when we can. Working at Tejasvini Hospital feels like being part of the local furniture. We know which chai stall has the best tea nearby for our breaks. It’s not a flashy place. We just show up, do the work, and go home to our families at night. There’s always someone at the front desk, even when it’s raining hard outside and the roads get a bit flooded. We just keep things moving along. People come in with all sorts of worries, and we do what we can to help them out without making a big fuss about it. It's just what we do here in Kadri. The floors have some scuffs and the paint isn't brand new, but it works.