Tarun Traders

If you head over to Gaumata Chowk and look around the Stadium Market in Wright Town, you’ll find us at Shop No. 1. It’s a lively spot to be in, though it gets quite dusty with all the people and vehicles passing by every minute. We’ve been operating out of this corner for some time. The market has its own rhythm that you eventually get used to. Mornings start slow with the tea stalls opening up, and then by noon, the whole place is buzzing. We spend most of our time handling orders and making sure the supplies are moving like they should. It’s a lot of manual work, honestly. Moving boxes, checking lists, and talking to the delivery guys who struggle to find parking nearby. The space in the shop is limited, so we have to be smart about how we stack things. Sometimes the electricity goes out for a bit, but we just keep working. Being near the stadium means there's always something happening, especially on game days when the crowds are huge. We aren't doing anything fancy here. It’s just a regular trading business where we try to stay organized and get the work done before the market shuts down for the night. You learn to deal with the noise and the constant questions from people passing through Gaumata Chowk. It can be exhausting, but it’s just the way things are in this part of town.