Paras Energy

Our shop is at 54, Mama Ni Pole in the Raopura area. If you know Raopura, you know the poles are these traditional residential clusters with very narrow lanes. It’s a very old part of the city, and being at Mama Ni Pole feels like being part of a big family. Paras Energy is tucked away here, and it’s a small, humble space. We don't have much room, so we have to be very organized with our tools and the energy equipment we keep in stock. Most of the neighbors walk past our door every day. We often sit on the small step outside when the weather is nice to have a chat. Because the streets are so narrow, we can't bring big trucks right to the door; we have to use small carts or carry things by hand from the main road. It’s a lot of physical work just getting materials in and out. The office itself is just one room with a couple of chairs and a wooden desk that’s been there for decades. We deal with local energy needs and small-scale setups. It’s not a corporate environment at all. There’s a temple nearby, so we hear the bells in the morning and evening. It’s a peaceful place to work, even if it gets a bit crowded sometimes with all the gear. We’ve been here a long time and everyone in the pole knows who we are and what we do.