Jay Bricks Udyog

Down in Ward No. 27 of Bargawn Village, you’ll find Jay Bricks Udyog. We are situated in the Bagaha-I Block, and being near the police station makes it pretty easy to explain where we are to people who aren’t from around here. Life in the village moves at its own pace, and our work follows that. We spend our time dealing with the raw earth and the heat of the ovens. It is a lot of physical labor, moving things from one spot to another. We started this because there was a need for bricks in the local area. Now, it’s just a daily routine. We don’t have a marketing team or anything like that. It’s usually just a few of us making sure the bricks are drying properly. The neighbors in Ward No. 27 know us well. They see the smoke from the chimney and the trucks coming in and out. It gets noisy sometimes, especially when we are loading up for a big delivery. We just try to do our work without making too much of a fuss. The police station nearby is a quiet neighbor, which is nice. Most of our day is spent checking the stacks or talking to drivers. It’s a simple life in Bargawn. We make the bricks, people buy them, and we make some more. That is how it goes every week at our place.