Oh! And I can imagine her. Dressed in a checkered shirt and jeans. Sitting on a black ergonomically designed chair, with cushioned shamrock green seat, her head buried in some thick weather-beaten file, with dusty and damaged cover, and pages permanently curled up. A heap of such voluminous folders strategically arranged in a red 10*8 office basket, placed to her right for easy access. Then there’s sheaf of papers stacked on her left, which are to be dealt on priority. Kind of to-do list for the day. And somewhere on this little beige wooden platform, that she likes to call her workstation, she finds space to fit in the sanitizer, the stationery holder and her thermo-steel water bottle. There are many windows open on her desktop screen. Clearly multi-tasking, Finishing this, finalizing that, getting many things done simultaneously. Handling a phone-call with one hand, replying to an e-mail with the other, her face determined but soft, her...