Raipur Aaj Tak

Our office for Raipur Aaj Tak is at No. 158 Badhai Para. It’s an old building in a part of town that has seen a lot of history. We don't have a big newsroom with flashing lights or TV cameras. It’s mostly just us with our notebooks and a few old computers trying to keep track of what's going on in Raipur. The walls at No. 158 are a bit thin, so you can hear the neighbors and the street noise all day long. Badhai Para is a crowded place and there’s always someone stopping by to tell us some news or just to chat. We drink a lot of chai and spend our hours typing away. It's not a glamorous life, but we like being in the middle of everything. Sometimes we have to stay late to finish a story and the street gets quiet, which is a rare thing around here. We don't have a fancy lobby or a receptionist to greet you. You just walk in and find us working. The furniture is old and the fans squeak, but it gets the job done. We are just a small group of people who care about what happens in our city. We’ve been at No. 158 Badhai Para for a long time and we don't plan on moving anywhere else. It’s home for Raipur Aaj Tak and it suits us just fine.