Trishakti Motors

Down here in Village Bhengrajpur, things move a bit slower than the big cities. We are situated near the police station in Paikmal, which is where most people recognize the turn. The shop is a simple building, nothing too flashy. We deal with motors and machines that farmers and locals use every day. If a tractor breaks down in the middle of a field, we usually hear about it pretty quick. The air out here is different, a bit more open, though the dust from the road still finds its way onto every shelf we own. We don't have a big staff, just a few of us who know how to turn a wrench. The post office is nearby too, so we see the same faces every morning when the mail comes in. Some days it’s quiet and we just sit and clean the tools or reorganize the nuts and bolts. Other days, like after a big rain, everyone seems to have a problem with their engine at once. We don't have a website or anything like that. People just know where we are. We keep a jug of water in the corner for anyone who stops by. It’s just how it is in the village. You work when there’s work and you talk to your neighbors when there isn’t. We try to keep things moving as best as we can without making too much of a fuss about it for the locals.