Times Of India

This little office in Janak Puri is where we handle things for the paper. We are located at B2C/60 B, and it is a busy little corner of New Delhi. You can always tell when it is morning because the stacks of newspapers are moving and people are rushing around. We don't have the big, fancy headquarters feel here; it is more of a local hub where the real work happens. The desks are covered in notebooks, pens, and old copies of the paper. Most of us have worked in Janak Puri for years, so we know the people walking by the window. We spend our time taking down notes, making phone calls, and trying to keep everything in order. It is loud, a bit messy, and always moving. We don't use a lot of big words or have complicated meetings. We just talk about what needs to be done and then we do it. Sometimes the air conditioner makes a weird noise, and the tea guy knows exactly how much sugar we like. It is a very human way to work. We see the news before most people do, but to us, it is just the daily job. When the evening comes, the office gets a bit quieter, but there is always someone still typing away or checking a last-minute detail. It is just a part of the local life here, and we are happy to be in the middle of it.