Lectrur In Anjuman Polytechnic

I’ve been working as a lecturer here at Anjuman Polytechnic for a while now. My family is back in Lanji Chenri, which is in Rohtas, Bihar, but these days I spend most of my time around the Sadar area in Nagpur. I stay near the Choti Masjid over at Md Aarif’s place. It’s a bit of a distance from my roots, but the work here keeps me busy. Every morning I head out to the polytechnic to deal with the students. Some days are long, and the classes can get a bit noisy when the young guys get excited about their projects. I don't really bother with fancy talk. I just show up, do my teaching, and try to make sure everyone understands the basics. My father, Md Sultan Khan, always told me to work hard, so that’s what I do. Living in Nagpur is different from Bihar, especially the food and the way people talk on the streets. I miss home sometimes, but the staff here at Anjuman are decent people. We grab tea during the breaks and talk about things like the weather or how the train schedules are changing. It’s just a normal life, really. I focus on the technical side of things and help the students through their labs. If you ever come by the Choti Masjid area, you might see me walking to work or coming back late in the evening when the street lights are just starting to flicker on.