Sarkale Transport

Started the work here in Keslaguda a while back at house number 1-48. It is mostly just keeping the trucks moving and making sure things get where they need to go. Some days are very slow and we just sit around the yard checking tires or fixing small things that break. Other days everyone is rushing and the phone won't stop ringing. It gets dusty out here but we are used to it by now. My cousins help out sometimes when there is too much work for just me. We don't have a big office or anything fancy, just the space we have here. Most of the people around know where to find us if they need something moved. We deal with all sorts of items, some heavy and some just regular boxes. The roads around here can be tricky during the rainy season, so we have to plan things a bit more carefully then. It isn't always easy work, especially when the engines act up in the heat, but it is what we do to get by. We try to keep the trucks in decent shape so we don't end up stuck on the side of the road somewhere far away. Usually, the mornings start early with tea while we figure out who is going where for the day. It’s not just about the vehicles; it’s about making sure everything gets to where it’s supposed to be without any trouble. It’s just a normal local operation, nothing more to it.