Narayan Masala Udhyog

Laxmipur Village is a quiet place most of the time, especially out here in Ward No. 1. Our shop is right near the Hanuman Mandir, so we hear the bells ringing every morning and evening. It’s a nice way to start the day. Narayan Masala Udhyog is a small operation, mostly just us and a couple of machines for grinding the spices. We get our supplies from the local area and spend a lot of time cleaning them before they go into the mill. The Khajauli Block is where we grew up, so we know most of the people who walk past our door. We don’t have a website or any of that stuff, we just rely on people knowing we are here. When the sun is hot, we sit under the shade of the trees out front during our breaks. The work is dusty and loud because of the grinders, but it’s honest work. We don’t make any big claims about being the best. We just make the masalas the way we were taught by our elders. Sometimes the neighbors come by just to talk and share some tea while we work. It’s that kind of place. If you come to the village, just look for the temple and you will see us right there. It’s a simple life, and we are fine with that. We just focus on getting the bags packed before the sun goes down.