All India Translators

If you find yourself on Shankar Road, we are at number 193. It’s a pretty central location, which makes it easy for people to drop off documents. The office is basically a room full of dictionaries, papers, and coffee mugs. We do a lot of translation work, so it’s usually very quiet inside because everyone is concentrating on their screens or books. It’s not a big corporate firm. We are just a few people who know different languages and like to get the words right. Sometimes we argue over the exact meaning of a phrase for an hour. That’s just how it goes here. The building is older, and the windows let in a lot of the street noise from Shankar Road, but we don't mind. It feels like being part of the city. We don’t have a big marketing budget or a fancy website. Most people find us because they heard from a friend or saw the sign on the road. We keep things simple. You bring us a paper, and we translate it. There’s no hidden catch or complicated process. We try to keep the desks organized, but with all the papers, it’s a bit of a losing battle. It’s a honest living. We’ve been here long enough that the neighbors know us. It’s just 193 Shankar Road—a place where words get moved from one language to another. We have an old rug that everyone trips over and the ceiling fan makes a funny clicking noise, but it’s our space.