Amid exodus, enter the furniture-keepers in Gurugram
(WorldNews India)

GURUGRAM: Milan Ranjan, a 29-year-old IT professional, was heading back to Ranchi as his office had offered him the option of working from home till early next year. But he had a bed, a cupboard, a refrigerator and a 50-inch TV he had bought to watch football matches after work. In these times of , no was ready to transport them all the way to the Jharkhand capital. Milan looked up the internet, even enquired from friends on social media if they knew anybody who could keep his furniture for a fee. The monthly house rent of Rs 20,000 was proving to too costly. While a few companies offer for a fee, it...