Institute For Advanced Computer Technology

We've been here at Gandhi Maidan for a while now. It's just a small spot where people come to learn computers and get some skills. We started because folks around here needed to know how to use PCs for work or just to keep up with the times. The building isn't fancy at all. Most days it's just us and the students sitting at the desks, trying to figure out coding or how to fix software issues. Sometimes the power goes out, but we just wait it out and talk. It’s a quiet place mostly, except when the streets get loud outside the Maidan. We don't have a big team, just a few of us who know our way around a motherboard. People stop by to ask about courses, and we just tell them what we have available that week. It's pretty straightforward. We keep the machines running as well as we can. It gets dusty, so there's always someone with a rag cleaning the monitors. The desks are a bit scratched up from years of use. We usually have a radio playing low in the corner, though sometimes we forget to turn it on. Students often bring their own laptops now, but we still have the old desktops lined up for whoever needs them. We aren't trying to change the world, just helping people get their certificates so they can find a decent job nearby. If you walk past the gate, you’ll see our sign.