Ajaya Engineering Works & Bio Exports

We are located out in the village of Keimapura. It’s near Chik Banawara, right off the 8th Main on NH-4. Being near the highway is handy for getting things moved around, but it also means it’s never really quiet. At Ajaya Engineering Works & Bio Exports, we spend most of our time out in the shed or handling the bio stuff we deal with. It’s a mix of mechanical work and agricultural exports. The village is small, so everyone knows we are here. Our workshop has seen better days, and the roof leaks a little when it rains hard, but we have all the tools we need. We started out small and just kept adding bits and pieces to the business over the years. It’s dusty work, and we are usually covered in some kind of dirt or grease by lunchtime. We don't have any fancy brochures. Most of our work comes from people who know us or see our sign from the road. Life in Keimapura is slow, but the work we do keeps us on our toes. Sometimes we have to go out into the fields or meet people at the post office nearby. It’s a lot of back-and-forth between the village and the main road. We don’t worry much about being polished. We just want to make sure the engineering is solid and the exports are packed up right. It’s a long day most of the time, starting before the sun is fully up. The NH-4 highway is always there in the background, making its own kind of noise while we work.