Krishan kumar

The office is in Trishul Chambers, right at No. 2. It’s a busy little spot in Vaidya Wadi. If you know the area, we are the ones right opposite the railway crossing on Gondal Road. You can hear the trains going by all day, which you get used to after a week or two. My name is on the door, but it’s really just a place where we get the paperwork done and meet folks who need help. It’s not a huge space, just enough for a couple of desks and some filing cabinets that have seen better days. We don’t really go in for any of that corporate stuff you see in the big cities. We just handle what comes our way, one thing at a time. Sometimes the crossing gets blocked and everything slows down outside, so we just take a break until the traffic clears. It’s a bit of an older building, so the walls have some cracks and the fan makes a bit of noise, but it works for us. We spend a lot of time on the phone or just going through records. It’s practical work. People stop in because they know we’re here, not because of some big advertisement. We like being near the crossing because everyone knows the landmark. It’s just a normal day-to-day business, nothing more and nothing less. We just keep plugging away at the tasks we have and try to stay organized through the chaos.