Chousa Indane Gramin Vitrak

We are based out in Village Chausa. Our place is on Khata No 494, Khesra No 1445. It’s a rural area, so things move a bit slower here than in the city. We look after the Indane gas for the folks around here. Every day the trucks come in with the cylinders and we have to get them sorted. It’s heavy work and the dust gets everywhere. We know most of the families in the village because they all need fuel for cooking. Sometimes the roads get bad when it rains, making it hard to move the stock, but we figure it out. The office is just a small room with a ledger and a phone. We spend a lot of time outside talking to the drivers or the villagers. It’s not a flashy job. We just make sure the gas gets where it needs to go. The sun gets really hot in the afternoons, so we usually sit under the shade of the big tree nearby. It’s a quiet life in Chausa. We don’t have fancy signs or big lights. Just a gate and the cylinders stacked up. People know where we are. We've been part of this village for years and everyone stops by for a bit of news while they get their refills. We don't need much more than that. It is just us helping our neighbors keep their stoves burning. It is a steady way to live.