Maya Mesinary

You’ll find us out on Sahebganj Road, not too far from the Dinhata police station. It’s a busy stretch of road, and there is always something going on with people moving between towns. Our workshop is a bit rough around the edges, with concrete floors that have seen plenty of wear over the years. We handle a lot of heavy machinery work, so the place is usually full of the smell of iron and oil. Noise is part of the job here, especially when the grinders are going or when we are moving heavy parts around the floor. Don't expect a reception desk or a waiting room when you visit; we are usually found with our sleeves rolled up and grease on our hands. The work is physical and keeps us on our feet all day long. Keeping things moving is the main goal so projects don't pile up too much. Dinhata is a place where people value hard work, and that’s what we try to provide every day. Because the building is open to the road, we get plenty of fresh air along with all the noise from the passing trucks. Usually, we wrap things up when the light starts to fade, locking up the heavy gates and heading home. It’s a simple life of fixing and building things, and we’ve been doing it this way for a long time now. Just doing what we know how to do.