A paper-mill town that kept its coal
Brajarajnagar was built around a paper mill. Orient Paper Mills started work in 1939, the township grew around it, and the mill has been shut since 1999. The coal stayed: the open-cast and underground mines of the Ib Valley Coalfield still surround the town, and its station is a loading point for them.
That leaves a town whose daily messages are mostly about lorries, loads, spares and bills rather than retail offers, and most of them are answers. A driver asks where to load, a contractor asks whether a part is in stock, a transporter asks after a bill. Each is a reply inside a window the other person opened.
Language is the thing to settle first. Odia is Odisha's official language but not one of Meta's template languages, so anything a Brajarajnagar business starts, a freight bill or a payment reminder, goes as an approved template in Hindi or English. The replies can stay in Odia.