Bharat Singhvi

I work out of Chamber Number 32 at Court Chauraha. It’s a busy spot, as you can imagine with the court right there across the street. Bharat Singhvi is the name on the door. It’s a small chamber, mostly filled with files and old law books. The walls are a bit yellowed from the years, but it’s a good place to think and get things done. You hear the sounds of the traffic and people talking outside all day long. I’ve been in this spot for quite a while now. Most of my day is spent reading through papers or talking to people who stop by with their problems. It’s not a shiny modern office with glass walls or fancy air conditioning. It’s a real working space. I have an old fan that rattles a bit, but it keeps the air moving. People come here when they need advice or have paperwork that needs a look. There’s a tea stall just around the corner that makes the best ginger tea, which helps during the long afternoons. I don't spend money on big ads or anything like that. The work comes from people knowing where I am and what I do. It’s a lot of listening and writing. I try to keep my desk organized, but sometimes the files just pile up in stacks on the floor. That’s just how it goes here.