Yogatantra Anushtana School

If you walk down Sayyaji Rao Road toward the Basaveshwara Circle, you will find Yogatantra Anushtana School at 5-9-11. It’s a busy part of the city, with plenty of traffic and people moving around all day. Being right near the circle means we hear the sounds of the city constantly—the buses, the scooters, and people shouting in the street. I’ve been working here for quite a while, and the rhythm of the road has become second nature to us. The school itself is an older building that has seen many years of use. We don't have a lot of space for a playground, so the kids mostly stay indoors or in the small courtyard we have. The rooms are a bit cramped sometimes, but we make it work by staying organized. It’s a very local spot, and most of our staff lives within walking distance of Sayyaji Rao Road. We don't go in for big advertisements or flashy signs; most people just know we are here because they pass us every day on their way to work. The daily routine is pretty straightforward: we arrive, clean the floors, and wait for the students to show up. It’s a simple operation where we focus on the books and the lessons without any distractions. Sometimes it gets a bit overwhelming with the noise from the circle, but we just close the doors and carry on with what we need to do. It’s just our daily life in the middle of the city.