Dr. Mrs. P. srivastava

Out here in Hiranpur, Pakaur, things are a bit slower than the big cities. We work out of Vinod Sewa Sadan, which is a name people in the area recognize. Dr. Mrs. P. srivastava has been part of this community for a while now, and the daily routine is pretty much set in stone. The building is an old one, with thick walls that stay a bit cooler in the summer, which is a relief for everyone. We see a lot of people coming in from the nearby villages. They often travel quite a distance, so we try to be ready when the doors open. It’s not a fancy clinic with bright lights; it’s more of a humble place where the floor is stone and the fans hum all day long. We spend time sorting through files and making sure the supplies are kept in order. Sometimes the rain makes the road to Hiranpur a bit muddy, so things might slow down then, but we stay open regardless. The atmosphere inside Vinod Sewa Sadan is generally quiet, except for the occasional sound of people talking in the corridor. We don't use big words or complicated systems here. We just write things down in ledgers and help whoever walks through the door. It’s a small team, and we all know each other’s families. That’s just how it is in Pakaur. We focus on the work at hand and don't worry about much else. It is just about being here when someone needs a bit of help.