Anita Tiwary

My place is over in Vikaspuri, specifically in the Paryavaran Apartments. I’m on the second floor of the DG-III block. It’s a typical Delhi residential area, so it’s usually quite lively outside with neighbors and kids playing. I’ve set up my workspace here because it’s convenient and it keeps the overhead low. It’s not some polished glass office in a tech park; it’s just a regular room with a desk, a computer, and a lot of books. I find that I work better when I’m in a familiar environment. Most of my day is spent on the phone or working on the computer. Sometimes the neighbors drop by for a chat, which can be a distraction, but it’s part of the charm of working from home. I’ve lived in this area for a long time, so I know where to get the best supplies and who to call when the printer breaks down. It’s a simple setup. I don't have a team of people running around, so if you call, you're going to talk to me directly. I like it that way because nothing gets lost in translation. It’s just a basic, no-frills way of doing business. I keep things moving and try to stay on top of my deadlines. It’s not always perfect, but the work gets done and that’s what matters at the end of the day. It’s just a normal way to earn a living in the city.