Sarita Deloper

We are over in Satar Pur Chowk, which is a busy little spot near Kerthar. Being a developer in a village and post area like this is different than working in a big city. You know everyone and they know you. Our office is simple, located right by the chowk where all the local activity happens. We spend most of our time looking at maps and talking to folks about their land or their new building projects. It’s not a fast-paced environment where everything happens at the click of a button. Things take time here. We deal with bricks, sand, and labor, and we spend a lot of our days out on the sites getting our shoes dirty. The weather plays a big part in what we can get done each week. If it rains, everything stops at the chowk. When it’s dry, we’re out there making sure the walls are going up straight. We don’t use any complicated jargon or try to sound more important than we are. We’re just local people helping other local people build what they need. Sometimes we sit outside and have tea while discussing the next phase of a project. It’s a way of life that matches the pace of the village. The location near Kerthar is convenient because everyone passes through eventually. We’ve been part of this community for a while and we plan to stay that way.