Bishambhar Nath Bangali Mal Jain

We have been operating out of Tarkari Gali in Loha Mandi for a good while now. It is a crowded spot, honestly. Every morning, the narrow lane gets packed with people and carts, and you can hear the iron clanging from the nearby shops. Our place at 31/47 isn't anything fancy, just a solid space where we get the work done. If you are looking for us, you have to navigate through the vegetable sellers first, which can be a bit of a headache during the morning rush. The building itself has seen better days, but it holds up well against the dust and the rain. We usually open up early before the heat really sets in. Sometimes the power goes out in this part of town, so we just sit outside and talk to the neighbors until it comes back on. It is a busy atmosphere with a lot of noise, but that is just how Loha Mandi is. Most days are just about managing the inventory and making sure everything is in its right place. We don't have a big sign or anything, just the address on the door. It feels like home after all these years. The walls are a bit stained from the monsoon last year, but we don't mind it much. People around here know us by name, which makes things easier when a delivery gets lost in the maze of these alleys. We usually end the day by sweeping the front and making sure everything is locked tight for the night.