Chauhan Hemantkumar

We are over at number 9 in Olpad. It’s right near the railway station, so you can hear the trains coming and going all day. It’s a good landmark for people who aren't from around here. We’ve been set up in this spot for a good bit now. It isn't a huge place, just enough room for what we need to do. Most mornings start with a cup of tea while we look at what needs to get done. The station area is always busy with people traveling. Sometimes it gets a bit noisy, but you get used to it after a week or two. We don't have a big sign or anything flashy. Just the door and the work inside. If someone walks in, we help them out. It’s a straightforward way of doing things. We don't use fancy software for everything, mostly just pens and paper and a bit of computer work when necessary. Hemantkumar is usually around if you have a specific question. The neighborhood is mostly locals. We know the guy at the tea stall and the people at the station. It’s a tight community. We try to be helpful when we can. Sometimes the rain makes the road a bit muddy, but that's just Olpad for you. We don't mind it much. It’s home. The trains are like a clock for us. When the 9:15 goes past, we know it's time for the first break. Olpad is quiet compared to the city. We've thought about moving to a bigger space, but being this close to the station is convenient.