As A Computer Operator

I’m based at Hno 165 in Pooth Kalan. I work as a computer operator and my spot is right by the Susheel Chakki Wala. If you are looking for me, just head toward the sound of the flour mill. It’s a local place and everyone around here knows Himanshu and the rest of us. I spend my hours in front of the keyboard. It’s a lot of typing and looking at spreadsheets. The office is small and it gets a bit dusty because of the mill nearby, but we don't mind much. It’s a practical environment. I have my computer, a printer that sometimes jams, and a stash of pens in a mug. People from the village come in when they need something typed up or printed out. It’s nice to be able to help out the neighbors. The days are usually pretty steady. I start my work after I’ve had my morning tea. The light in the room isn’t the best, so I have a small lamp on my desk. Sometimes I have to step outside just to get some fresh air and chat with whoever is waiting at the chakki. It’s a very different pace of life compared to the main city. We don't have any fancy titles or big meetings. It’s just about getting the work finished and making sure the numbers are right before I head out.