Nandini Clinic

Up here in Sector 4 of Dwarka, at Flat 2806 in the New Jai Bharat building, things are usually pretty steady. The clinic is tucked away inside the society area, so it’s a bit quieter than being right on the main road, which is nice for the patients. We’ve got a small waiting room with a few chairs that have seen better days, and a table with some old magazines that nobody really reads anymore. Most people who come in are living right here in the CG Sh Plot or the nearby blocks. We see a lot of the same families, and we’ve watched some of the kids grow up over the years. The walls could probably use a fresh coat of paint, but we’re usually too busy to get around to it. The mornings are often the most hectic when everyone wants to be seen before they head off to work or school. We handle a bit of everything, from regular checkups to those annoying seasonal fevers that seem to go around every few months. Parking can be a real headache around here, and we hear about it from almost every patient who walks through the door. It’s just a small, local clinic run by people who live in the community too. We don’t have fancy uniforms or a big reception desk, just a desk with a computer that’s a bit slow and a lot of files.