Maharaja Agarsen Hospital

If you head down Road No-35 in Punjabi Bagh, you’ll see Maharaja Agarsen Hospital right there. It’s a big landmark in this part of New Delhi. The road outside is almost always full of cars and rickshaws, so there’s a lot of honking throughout the day. Inside the hospital, it’s a different kind of busy. There are doctors in white coats rushing around and nurses carrying clipboards. We have many rooms for patients and the hallways seem to go on forever if you aren't used to them. We spend a lot of time on our feet here. It’s a lot of work keeping everything running, from the reception area to the different wards upstairs. The lobby has a high ceiling but it still feels crowded when there are a lot of visitors. We have some water dispensers scattered around and a few benches where people sit and wait for news. It’s a place where a lot happens every hour. Sometimes it gets a bit chaotic, but we just keep moving through the tasks. The staff takes breaks in a small room in the back when there is a quiet moment. Working on Road No-35 means we are right in the middle of everything in Punjabi Bagh. It’s just a plain, working hospital that handles a lot of people every single day. We don't have fancy decorations, just the equipment and the space we need to do the job.