M K Telecom

If you find yourself in Dakshinpuri, you might have seen our shop at 18/296. It is a small place, mostly filled with glass counters and boxes of phone accessories. We spend the bulk of our time looking through magnifying glasses at tiny circuit boards or trying to peel off old screen protectors without making a mess. The street outside is always lively, with people walking to the market and kids playing nearby. It can get pretty loud, but we are used to it by now. We started this because we liked fiddling with electronics, and it just turned into a daily job. Most customers come in for small things, like a new charging cable or to get their data moved from one device to another. We have a small stool behind the counter where we sit and drink chai in the afternoon. The walls are covered in posters for mobile plans and various phone brands, many of which are a few years old now. It feels like a lived-in space. Sometimes the lights flicker when the weather is bad, but we just keep working. We are not a big chain, just a local spot where people come when their phone stops working or they need a quick recharge. It is simple work, but it keeps us connected to everyone in the neighborhood. We usually close up late in the evening after the market rush ends and then we finally go home.