Neha Computers

Our place, Neha Computers, is at number 14 in Mali Wada. It’s a busy little area, and the street outside is always full of life. The shop itself is quite old-fashioned. We have wooden counters and some old stools for people to sit on while they wait. It’s not the biggest shop in the world, but we manage to fit everything we need inside. There are always keyboards and mice lying around, and the smell of solder is pretty common. Mali Wada has a certain rhythm to it, and we are just one small part of that. We open up early because that’s when the neighborhood starts moving. There’s a tea stall nearby that we visit a few times a day. We don't have any fancy decorations on the walls, just some calendars and maybe a few notes taped up. Neha Computers is a place where we do honest work. Sometimes the electricity goes out and we just sit and talk until it comes back on. It’s just the way things go here. We know most of the people who walk past our door by name. It’s a very local way of doing things. We don't worry about being the fastest or the biggest. We just take each day as it comes and try to get the repairs done by the evening. The floor gets a bit dusty from the street, but we sweep it every morning before we start the first job.