On Dot Couriers & Cargo Ltd

We’ve been here at Domlur for a while now. It’s a busy spot on Ghod Dod Road, right at number 103. Most days start with a lot of tape sounds and people dropping off boxes. It gets pretty crowded in the afternoons when the trucks pull up. We handle a lot of different packages, some big and some small. The office isn't anything fancy, just a counter and a few chairs for people waiting. Sometimes the traffic outside makes it hard for the vans to get in, but we manage somehow. My desk is usually covered in waybills and pens that don't always work when you need them to. We see the same faces every week, mostly local folks sending things to family or businesses nearby. It’s loud, dusty, and there’s always something moving. We don't have a lot of space, so things have to stay organized or we lose track. I spend a lot of time on the phone checking where things are. It’s not the most exciting job, but it keeps the neighborhood moving. The sign outside is a bit faded from the sun these days. We keep the doors open most of the day because it gets stuffy inside with all the cardboard. People come in asking for tape or asking how much a heavy box costs. It’s just how it is here. Sometimes we run out of forms and have to print more quickly. We’ve seen the road change a lot over the years. Number 103 is just a regular part of the street now.