Nemichand Paharia

We’ve been at B-6 Krishi Upajj Mandi for quite a while now. It’s a busy spot here, especially during the peak harvest times when the trucks keep rolling in. My name is on the sign, and we just try to keep things moving day to day. If you walk past the main gates and head toward our block, you’ll see us working. We deal with whatever crops are coming through the market that week. Sometimes the dust gets a bit much, but that is just part of being in the Mandi. Most of our neighbors know us well. We don't have a big fancy office, just the space we need to get the paperwork done and talk to the farmers. It gets loud around here in the mornings. We usually start early because that’s when the real work happens. Sometimes things get a bit disorganized when it's crowded, but we manage to find our way through the piles. We aren't trying to change the world or anything, just doing our part in the local trade. It is a family thing mostly. You can find us there every day except for the holidays. Stop by if you’re around the B-6 area. We might be busy, but we usually have time for a quick chat about the market rates or the weather. It is just a regular life for us here in the mandi.