Krishna Enterprise

At Krishna Enterprise in Ludhiana, the day usually starts with a bit of a struggle with the rolling shutter. It’s an old one and gets stuck halfway up if you don’t pull it just right. Once inside, the place smells faintly of old paper and whatever we happen to be storing that week. We deal with various supplies, so the inventory is always shifting around. One week the floor is clear, and the next you can barely walk through the aisles because of the new crates. I usually have my lunch right there at the main table, often while answering questions from someone who just walked in. It’s a busy environment because Ludhiana never really sleeps. There’s a constant hum of activity outside from the traffic and neighbors. We don’t have much in the way of decoration, maybe an old calendar on the wall and a small clock that’s five minutes fast. I like it that way; it’s a place for working, not for looking pretty. My hands are usually covered in some kind of dust or ink by noon. We’ve had many people come through these doors over the years, and some of them have become regular faces we see every week. We just keep our heads down and get the tasks done. It’s not about being the biggest; it’s just about being here and doing the job day after day without too much fuss or complication.