Vice Institute

We are tucked away in Laxmikant Wadi along Amba Talavadi Road in Katargam. It is a bit of an older neighborhood, which I like. We are quite near Gajera School, so there are always students walking by. The building is simple and feels like a real part of the community. Sometimes the lane gets narrow if a big truck is trying to pass through. Inside, it is just a few rooms set up for classes. The walls are a bit plain, but we have some charts pinned up here and there. It is not a very quiet place because of the school nearby, especially when their bell rings. We have a small water cooler for everyone to use. The lighting could be better, but it is enough for reading. We have been at this address for some time now. People in the wadi know us. On some days, you can smell the cooking from the houses nearby. It feels very grounded. We do not have a big sign, just enough for people to find us. Most people come here by word of mouth anyway. We spend a lot of time just talking to parents at the door. It is a very informal way of doing things, but it works for us.