Saurabh Tewari

I spend most of my time at 397 Tis Hazari in the Lawyers Chamber. My name is Saurabh Tewari. If you’ve ever been to the courts, you know it’s a world of its own. It’s always loud with people talking about cases and the sound of typewriters or printers in the background. My chamber is just one of many, but it’s where I keep all my files and do my research. It’s not a large room, just enough space for a couple of chairs and a lot of law books. I’ve been working out of Tis Hazari for a good number of years now. You get to know the faces of the other lawyers and the court staff. It’s a busy life, and there isn't much time for lounging around. I usually arrive early to get some quiet time before the hearings start. The chambers are old, and they have that specific smell of old paper and ink. I don't have a team of secretaries. I mostly handle my own filings and paperwork. It’s more personal that way, and I know exactly where everything is. People come in with all sorts of problems, and I just try to listen and see what can be done. It’s a practical job. No big fancy speeches, just looking at the facts and the law. It’s a tough environment, but I’m used to the rhythm of the court by now. I just try to stay organized and get through the daily list.