Biskfarm

Down at 46 Nilmoni Mullick Lane in Howrah, you will find the local branch or office for Biskfarm. Howrah is a place that never really stops, and this lane is no exception. It is narrow and crowded, with people and rickshaws constantly moving past the front door. The building itself has been there for a long time and has that old-school Bengal feel to it. Inside, it’s all about the daily grind of moving goods and keeping track of orders. There is a constant smell of the city—a mix of street food and old stone. We have a small group of people working here, mostly local folks who know the area inside out. It is not a shiny new warehouse; it’s a practical space where every inch is used for something. The desks are piled with ledgers and there is always a teapot somewhere nearby. We spend a lot of time on the phone or talking to the delivery drivers who have to navigate the tight turns of Nilmoni Mullick Lane. It can be a bit chaotic during the peak hours, but we have a system that works for us. It’s more about the relationships we have with the shops and people in the neighborhood than anything else. We don’t bother with fancy talk. We just make sure the biscuits and other items get where they need to go. It is a busy, noisy, and honest way to make a living in Howrah.