DTDC Courier

Our little shop in Nagarbhavi at number 184 is usually full of tape, boxes, and bits of paper. It’s a small space, so it gets crowded pretty quickly when a few customers come in at once. We spend the day weighing parcels and sticking labels on everything that goes out. You get used to the smell of cardboard after a while. The counter is a bit worn down from people sliding their packages across it all day long. We don't have a lot of room for sitting around, so it’s mostly just us standing and sorting through the piles. Sometimes the printer acts up or we run out of bubble wrap, which can be annoying. Nagarbhavi is a busy area, so there’s always someone stopping by to ask about a delivery or to drop something off for a relative far away. We try to keep things organized, but on a busy Monday, it can look a bit chaotic with all the bags waiting for the van to arrive. We’ve been at 184 for some time now and most people in the block know where we are. It’s just a basic service point. Nothing too special to look at, just a place where things get sent from one town to another. We show up, open the shutters, and start the process all over again every single morning. It isn't glamorous work, but someone has to make sure the boxes get where they need to go.