The Indian Merchants

We’ve been here at F-5 in Bhagat Singh Market for quite a while now. If you know the Gole Market area, you probably know where we are. It’s a busy spot, especially in the mornings when the tea stalls are just opening up and the shops start pulling up their shutters. Our place isn't anything fancy, just a regular shop where we keep our inventory and handle the daily paperwork. Most days it’s just us dealing with suppliers and making sure things get where they need to go. Being in this part of town means there’s always something going on outside the door. You see the same faces every day, the delivery guys, the other shop owners, and the folks just passing through. We started out small and stayed that way mostly because it works for us. We handle a lot of different goods, whatever the local demand calls for or what our regular clients ask for. It gets a bit crowded inside sometimes with all the boxes piled up, but that’s just how it is when you’re doing business in an old market like this. The walls could probably use a fresh coat of paint, but we usually find ourselves too busy with the ledgers and orders to worry about that. It’s a straightforward life, running a trading business from a small office. We like the rhythm of it, even when the traffic near the market gets a bit crazy. It's just a regular local business.