Vishal Tomar

I spend most of my days at Chamber No G 719 in the Sector 7A area of Faridabad City. It is at number 46, and if you have ever been to this part of the city, you know how busy it gets around the court and administrative buildings. My office is basically just a room filled with books and files that seem to grow every week. There is a small desk for my assistant and a couple of chairs for people who come to see me. It’s not a large space, and it can feel a bit cramped when more than two people are inside. The walls could probably use a fresh coat of paint, but I never seem to find the time to get it done. The building itself is always full of people rushing around, and the hallways are usually pretty noisy. I usually start my day with a cup of tea from the vendor downstairs. I spend a lot of time reading through documents and writing notes. It’s not a glamorous job, but it’s what I do. Sometimes I’m out for a good part of the day at the other chambers or meeting people, so the office stays quiet then. The parking in Sector 7A is always a headache, so I usually try to get here early. It’s just a regular working day for me, dealing with the paperwork and trying to stay organized.