Sri Sithabairaweshwara Rice Traders

If you come by Sahakara Nagar, specifically Prabhu Darshan Society 26, you will find us surrounded by sacks of grain. Sri Sithabairaweshwara Rice Traders is mostly about moving heavy bags from the trucks to the warehouse and then out to the customers. It is dusty work, honestly. The air always has that faint smell of dry husks and burlap. We spend a lot of time weighing things out and making sure the bags are tied tight. The space in Prabhu Darshan Society is where we keep everything stacked up high. We have to be careful about how we pile them so nothing falls over. It’s a lot of physical labor, and my back feels it by the end of the week. We talk to a lot of farmers and wholesalers to keep the stock moving. Sometimes the delivery trucks have trouble finding the exact spot at number 26, but they usually get here eventually after a phone call. We have been in Sahakara Nagar for a good bit now. The locals know us for the different varieties we keep on the floor. It is not a quiet job, there is always the sound of scoops hitting the bins or the sewing machine closing up the jute bags. We just show up, do the work, and try to keep the inventory straight in the ledger. It’s a plain business but it keeps us busy every single day without much break.