Abhishek Engineering

We have been running Abhishek Engineering for a while now in Kunhadi, right near the Dauji Temple. You can usually find the place easily because it is one of the noisier spots on the block when the machines are going. It is mostly just me and a couple of local guys handling the metal work and repairs. The shop is not anything fancy to look at, honestly. There is usually grease on the floor and metal scraps piled in the corners, but that is just how a real workshop stays busy. People from around here bring us all sorts of things, from broken gate hinges to specific parts they need fabricated for their own projects. We start our day pretty early with some tea and then get straight to the lathes or the welding equipment. It can get hot in there during the summer, but we just keep the doors open and get on with it. We do not use any big computer systems to track things, just a simple notebook where we write down what needs to be finished by Friday. It is honest, physical work that keeps our hands dirty and our days full. I have lived near Kunhadi my whole life, so I know most of the people walking past the temple every morning. We do not have a big sales pitch or a shiny sign. We just fix what is broken and try to do a decent job for everyone who stops by.