Rao Communication Mobile Repairing Centre

Our small shop is right on Ballabhgarh Tigaon Road 3, and it’s usually pretty packed with bits of phone screens and tiny screwdrivers. Rao Communication Mobile Repairing Centre started because people always have something wrong with their gadgets. I spend most of my day sitting under a bright lamp, looking at motherboards and trying to figure out why a speaker stopped working. The road outside is always noisy with bikes and cars going toward Tigaon, and sometimes the dust comes inside, so I have to keep cleaning the glass counters. It’s not a big, shiny showroom. It’s a workspace. Most of the time, I’m just waiting for parts to arrive or explaining to someone why their battery won’t hold a charge anymore. People drop by while they’re out doing their shopping on Tigaon Road. We’ve got cables hanging on the walls and a few old phones sitting in the back for spare parts. It’s a bit messy, to be honest, but that’s how repair shops go. I’ve seen every kind of cracked screen you can imagine. Sometimes the power goes out and we have to wait a bit to get back to the soldering. It’s just a regular local spot where we try to get things fixed so people can get back to their day. Nothing fancy happens here, just a lot of sitting and focusing on small wires. It’s been our routine at number 3 for quite some time now.