Monika S Lohiya

I work out of a small space at B 3 in the Adajan Dn area, right on Panch Marg. It’s a pretty decent spot, though finding parking on the street can be a bit of a nightmare if you arrive at the wrong time. The office itself is just a simple room where I handle my daily tasks and meet with people who need help. I don't have a big staff or anything like that. It’s mostly just me and sometimes a part-time assistant helping out with the paperwork. The walls are a plain color and there’s a window that looks out onto the street, so I get to see the local traffic go by all day. I’ve lived and worked in this area for a while, so I know most of the people who have shops nearby. It’s a quiet routine for the most part. I spend a lot of time on my computer or organizing files into folders. People usually call before they come over because I’m often busy with something and don't want to miss them. There isn't a big sign outside or anything flashy. Just a simple nameplate so people know they’ve found the right door. It’s a practical setup that works for my needs. Sometimes the internet acts up, or the power goes out, but we just manage and keep going. It’s a humble place, but it gets the job done.