No Where

No Where has been operating out of A 150 in Sarita Vihar for a little while now. If you know New Delhi, you know this part of town has its own rhythm. It’s mostly houses and small offices tucked away in the lanes. Our building is easy to miss if you aren't looking for the number on the gate. We don't have a big neon sign or a lobby with a receptionist. You just walk in and someone is usually sitting there working on a laptop or writing in a ledger. We decided on the name No Where because it felt like it didn't need to be anything specific. We just do the work. The walls could probably use a fresh coat of paint, but we haven't found the time to move all the shelves. It’s a bit cramped when we get a shipment in, but we manage to find a path through the boxes. Most of our neighbors are families, so it’s pretty quiet in the evenings. We try not to make too much noise. Sometimes we stay late to finish up, and you can hear the crickets outside. It’s a simple setup. No one wears a suit here. We just wear what’s comfortable and get on with it. It’s a practical way to run things without any extra stress. We’ve got a small kettle for tea, and that’s pretty much the heart of the place.