Manish Mathur

Living and working around Manjalpur has its own pace. My place is at C 3 near Jawahar Chowk, which is a spot most locals know pretty well. It’s not a huge office or anything, just a comfortable enough space where I can get through the day's tasks. The morning starts with the usual sounds of the neighborhood waking up. I’ve lived in this part of town for years, so the people around here feel like family in a way. The chowk is always active, and there’s always something happening just outside the door. I try to keep things simple. There’s a lot of paperwork usually, and I spend a good chunk of my time just sorting through stuff or answering the phone. It’s not the kind of place that’s polished or looks like a big corporate office, and I prefer it that way. We have some old furniture that’s been around since I started, and it works just fine. If you’re coming over, it’s easy to miss the turn if you aren’t looking, but once you’re at Jawahar Chowk, you’re basically there. It’s just me and a few others sometimes, keeping the wheels turning. I don't see the point in making things more complicated than they need to be. We just handle what needs handling and call it a day when the sun goes down. It is just a basic setup for getting the daily work finished.