1689 passed eventfully, with the Bharatiya Empire growing strong and consistently like ever, and time came to 1690.
"Bye Maa!"
Balinder Shah waved his hand and drove away in his brand-new brown B-6. It might not be the best car, or even the best one in his collection, but being his first car, he loved it nonetheless. Looking both left and right and waiting until the traffic police motioned him to move, he drove onto the National Highway and set off to Cuttack.
Balinder was the pioneer of a new business idea, the supermarket. He bought goods directly from farmers and manufacturers, packed them himself, and sold everything in one place. From industrial products to food items, and even fresh fruits and vegetables straight from the farms, he completely removed the middlemen. Yet, despite cutting them out, he still sold all his products at regular market prices.
