Great India Roadways

Nehru Bazar is a pretty crowded spot to run a business like ours, but we’ve been here long enough that it feels like home. The streets are narrow and there is always someone shouting or a horn honking right outside the door. We spend a lot of our time managing the chaos of the market and getting goods moved in and out through the tight spaces. It takes a lot of patience to work in this area, especially when the afternoon traffic hits and everything slows down to a crawl. Our office is tucked away in the middle of it all, filled with the smell of old paper and the tea we brew every few hours. We don't really do much in the way of fancy decorations or modern furniture. Most of the desks have been here as long as I can remember. We just focus on the task at hand, which is usually a pile of shipping orders and a long list of phone calls to make. People come in and out all day long, some just to say hello and others to check on their packages. It’s a busy life in the bazar, and we are just one small part of the machinery that keeps it running. We don't worry about sounding like a big corporation because we aren't one. We are just local folks doing what we’ve always done, day after day, in this noisy, lively part of town.