Capitol, The Ashok

We are over in Munirka Village, specifically at 209 B 5/C in the B.G.N. Market. If you know New Delhi at all, you know Munirka is always busy with people moving around. The market itself is packed with all sorts of little shops and stalls. We are tucked into one of the blocks there. It can be a bit of a maze trying to find the right door sometimes because the numbers don't always go in a straight line. We’ve been at this address for a good bit now. Most of the neighbors know us. It’s the kind of place where there’s always noise from the street, but you get used to it after a week. We don't have a big lobby or anything like that. It’s just a practical space where we handle our business. Sometimes the parking around the market is a real headache, so we usually tell people to just take a rickshaw or walk if they can. The building is older, but it holds up well enough for what we need. We spend our days here dealing with whatever comes up. It’s a grounded kind of place. There aren't any big flashy lights or advertisements outside. We just show up, do the work, and go home like everyone else in the market. It feels like being part of a small community inside the bigger city, even if it is a bit crowded sometimes.