Katroth Bajya

I started Katroth Bajya out of my house at H. No. 3-8 in Kothacheruvu Thanda. It is a small village and things move slowly here. Most days start early before the sun gets too hot. Mandal Kowdipally is where we do our running around for supplies or paperwork. Being in a thanda means you know your neighbors well. People just walk up to the door and ask for what they need. There is no waiting room or fancy furniture. Sometimes we sit outside on the porch if the weather is nice. Working from home has its own set of challenges, like the noise from the street or the kids playing nearby, but it works for us. I spend a lot of my time making sure everything is in order for the day's tasks. It’s not the kind of place you see on TV. It’s just a regular house where we do our business. The roads leading up to Kothacheruvu can be a bit bumpy depending on the season, but everyone manages. We don't use big computers for everything; a lot is still done by hand or on the mobile phone. It feels good to be part of the community here. We don't try to be something we are not. If someone needs something, they know where to find me. It's just honest work done by regular people in a quiet village setting. We take it one day at a time without much fuss or worry about the future.