Aman Cable Network

We have been over here at the Naraina Community Center for quite some time now. Most people know the PVR Market, so we are pretty easy to find if you just look around and see our sign. Being a cable network means our days start pretty early and usually end whenever the last person in the neighborhood gets their TV fixed. It gets really busy around here, especially on the weekends when everyone wants their sports or movies working right. We spend a lot of time on ladders or just untangling stuff in the back of the shop. The place isn't anything fancy, just a desk and some tools and a lot of wires everywhere. Sometimes the tea stall guy comes by and we take a quick break, but usually, someone is calling about their signal being weak. It is a lot of running back and forth between the office and people's houses in the local area. We know most of the faces around Naraina by now. It is just us doing what we do, making sure the channels are running for everyone. Sometimes the rain messes things up and then we have a very long day ahead of us. We try to keep things simple. If there is a problem, we go look at it and try to fix it. That is basically how it goes every day. People stop by to pay their monthly dues and we chat for a bit. It is just a regular local business life.