Trans Continental Eservices

We are over at House No. 123 in Kg 1, right here in Puri. Most days it’s just us sitting at the desks trying to get through the pile of digital work that comes in. The house is a bit old but it stays cool enough when the Orissa sun gets really heavy outside. We started this because there was a need for some decent computer help in the neighborhood. It isn't fancy with glass walls or anything. There’s a tea stall nearby where we go when the internet acts up or we just need a break from the screens. We handle a lot of different data tasks and e-services for people who aren't really sure how to navigate the online stuff. Sometimes the power goes out and we just have to wait it out. That's just how things go here. We have a few computers lined up against the wall and some chairs that have seen better days. It’s a small group of us working together. We try to keep things moving and get the files sorted by the end of the day. People in Puri know where to find us if they have a specific problem with their records. We don't spend money on big signs. Just the address on the gate is enough for most folks. It’s quiet usually, except for the sounds of the street and the ceiling fan humming. We just do the work and go home.