Rajeshwar Prasad Gupta

My place is over at 153 Tis Hazari, specifically in the Gajanand Block. Most people around here know me just by my name. It’s a busy area, being so close to the courts and all the legal offices. There is always a lot of paper moving around and people rushing from one building to another. I have been in this spot for years, and the routine hasn't changed much. I wake up early, get the keys, and open the doors before the main rush starts. My space is filled with old files and notebooks where I keep my records. I don't really have a staff, just me doing the work. Sometimes it gets a bit overwhelming when too many people come at once, but I handle them one by one. The walls could use a bit of paint, and the ceiling fan makes a clicking noise, but it works fine. I spend most of my afternoon answering questions or looking through documents. It's not a fancy corporate setup. It is just a workspace where I get my tasks done. Lunch is usually a tiffin I bring from home, eaten quickly at the desk. I like being in Tis Hazari because of the history and the familiar faces I see every day. It’s a hard-working atmosphere, and I just fit into it. People come to me because they know I've been here a long time and I know how things work in this block.