Pream Chand Pawan Kumar

Loha Bazar is where we spend most of our days. It gets pretty loud around here with all the metal moving back and forth, but that’s just how it is near Pipal Wala Chowk. Our place isn’t anything fancy. It’s just a spot where we handle the daily work for Pream Chand Pawan Kumar. The shop has been around for a while now, and the names on the board are family names. People know the Pipal tree as a landmark, so finding us isn’t too hard if you're already in the bazaar. We deal with whatever comes in that day. Usually, the mornings start with tea and checking what needs to go out. The floor is always a bit messy with scraps and dust. Sometimes the traffic at the chowk gets backed up, which slows things down, but we just keep at it. It’s a lot of physical work, lifting and moving things. We don't have a big office or anything like that. Just a desk, some chairs, and the space where the inventory sits. Most of the people around here have been in the market for years. We know the tea seller and the other shop owners nearby. It’s a routine that works for us. We stay busy enough. The walls could use a new coat of paint, but work comes first. It’s just a regular business in a busy part of town. We don't worry about decorations much because the work is what matters at the end of the day.