Faqruddin

Indra Colony 190 is where you will find me most days of the week. It is a quiet enough spot, tucked away from the main madness of the city center. I have been operating out of this space for quite a while now. Most people in the colony know the house number by heart because I’ve stayed put while others moved away. My work is pretty straightforward. I don’t have a big staff or a receptionist sitting at the front. It is just me handles the day-to-day things that come through the door. Usually, the morning starts with checking the tools and seeing what needs to be fixed or finished from the day before. The room is small, and I have a heavy wooden desk that has seen better days. There is a small window that looks out onto the street, and I watch the kids walking to school while I drink my first coffee. People come by when they need something specific done, and we usually talk about it over the counter. I try to keep things simple. No fancy brochures or big signs outside, just the name Faqruddin on the door so people know they have the right place. Life in Indra Colony is steady. We deal with the power cuts and the heat just like everyone else. It’s a good place to work if you like being part of a real neighborhood.