Ashok Times

Ashok Times is tucked away at number 66 in Udhna. It's not a huge place, just a simple shop where we spend our days. Udhna is always loud and moving, and we've been part of that noise for a long time. People come in with things that stopped working or looking for something new to wear on their wrist. We don't have a big fancy team, just a couple of us who know how to handle the work. The shop floor is usually a bit dusty because of the road outside, but we try to keep it neat inside the glass cases. It's an honest living. We don't spend money on big signs or anything. If you live around here, you know where number 66 is. We see workers from the nearby industrial areas and families from the neighborhoods. Sometimes people just stop in to ask the time or chat for a minute. That’s how it goes in a place like this. We’ve seen the area change quite a bit over the years. Buildings go up, others get torn down, but we stay right here. It's a steady life. We don't need much more than that. Just a counter, some tools, and the people who walk through the door. It's a plain, small business. No bells or whistles, just us working every day to keep things ticking for the people in Udhna. We take our lunch breaks together when it's quiet.