Mukesh M Desai

You can find us in the Bahumali Building, which is a pretty well-known spot in the Nanpura area. We are in section A, unit 4. It is one of those big government-style buildings with lots of different offices and people moving around the corridors all the time. The elevators can be a bit slow, so we often just take the stairs if we are not feeling lazy. The office itself is pretty basic. We have a few desks pushed against the walls and some filing cabinets that have been there since we started. The windows look out over a bit of the city, and you can see the rooftops of Nanpura. It gets a bit noisy during the middle of the day when the building is full of visitors. We usually have a stack of files on the desk that needs sorting through. There is no air conditioning, just the ceiling fans that hum all day. We keep a bottle of water on every desk because it gets dry in here. It feels like a very traditional office space, not like those modern ones with glass walls and bright lights. We like it this way because it feels familiar. People know where to find us, and they just walk in when they need something. It is a lot of reading and writing and talking to folks who have been coming to this building for years. We just stay here and do what needs to be done.