Yamba Prabhakar

I work out of my house, which is number 1-41 in Kandlakoya Village. It’s situated in the Medchal Mandal, a bit away from the main rush of the city. Being in a village means I know almost everyone who walks by my door. My business isn't anything grand with a glass front or a receptionist. It’s just a room in the house where I keep my things and meet with people. Some days I am out in the fields or visiting other houses in the mandal, and other days I am just here at the desk. The atmosphere is very quiet compared to Hyderabad. You can hear the birds and the occasional tractor going by. I don't have a big mission statement or anything like that. I just try to do my work honestly and help out the people who rely on me. Sometimes the internet is slow because we are a bit far out, so I have to be patient. I use a simple ledger to write down my accounts. People usually just call me on my mobile if they need something. It’s a very personal way of doing business. I’ve lived here a long time, and people know they can find me at home if they need to talk or get something sorted. It’s just a regular life, working hard and being part of the village community. We don't have much to complain about as long as there is work to do.