Anobh Telecom

Being on Hapur Railway Road means there is always noise from the trains and the traffic passing by. Our shop, Anobh Telecom, is right in the middle of all that daily chaos. It is a small place, mostly filled with boxes of phone chargers and screen guards that we haven't had time to sort out yet. I spend my afternoons sitting behind the glass counter, waiting for someone who needs a quick recharge or maybe a new SIM card. The walls are a bit faded, and the light flickers sometimes if the power is acting up, which happens more than I’d like during the summer. We have a couple of stools for people to sit on while they wait for their phones to get fixed, though they’re not very comfortable for long sits. Most people just stand and talk while I try to figure out why their speaker isn't working or why the screen is dark. It gets dusty because of the road, so I’m always wiping down the display cases with an old cloth. We carry the basic stuff, like earphones and those cheap plastic covers everyone seems to want these days. It isn't a big operation, just a local spot where people from the neighborhood stop by when their tech stops working. Sometimes we run out of change, and I have to go to the shop next door to ask for some. That’s just the way things go around here on the railway road. We keep it simple and stay open.