Medicine

We've been running this place in Gandhinagar, right at sector-3/d, plot no-1030/1 for a while now. It’s a busy little spot. Most mornings start with us checking the stock and making sure the shelves are filled up because people come in early looking for their regular stuff. It’s mostly just us behind the counter, handling prescriptions and trying to find what people need. Sometimes the handwriting on those notes is really hard to read, and we have to call up the doctors to make sure we've got it right. It takes time, but that’s just how it goes. The shop isn't huge, but we pack a lot into the space we have. There’s always that specific smell of medicine and paper when you walk in. We spend a lot of our day chatting with neighbors who just stop by. It’s not just about selling boxes of pills; it’s about knowing who needs what and being here when the lights are on. We have a lot of regular faces coming through the door. Some days are quieter than others, especially when it’s really hot outside and nobody wants to walk down the street. We just sit by the fan and wait for the next person. We try to keep things organized, though sometimes the boxes pile up in the back room and it gets a bit messy. It’s just how a real shop works. We're here every day, just doing our bit for the people around here in sector-3/d on plot no-1030/1.