National Productivity Council

Up in Rohini, at A 215 Prashant Vihar, you’ll find our office. It’s a standard sort of building for this part of New Delhi. We’ve been at this address for quite a bit. The National Productivity Council has a few rooms here that we’ve turned into workstations. It’s not a huge space, so we have to be careful about where we put the boxes of files. Every few months we try to reorganize, but it always ends up looking the same after a week. The lighting is okay, though the bulb in the hallway flickers if the wind blows too hard. We handle a lot of the local inquiries here. People come in with questions about how to make their shops or small factories work better. We give them the documents they need. It’s a lot of explaining the same steps over and over. Sometimes we have tea together in the afternoon when the sun starts to set. You can see the tops of the trees from the back window. The traffic on the main road nearby is always loud, so we keep the windows shut most of the time. Our computers are a bit older, so they take a minute to start up in the morning. We use that time to talk about the news or what we had for dinner. It’s a relaxed atmosphere, but we stay busy with the paperwork. It’s just us doing our jobs every day.