Uno Minda Group

We've been out here in Village Nawada for a long time now. If you head towards Fatehpur, you can’t really miss the place because it's one of the bigger setups around this area. It gets pretty dusty on the roads leading up to the gates, especially when the trucks are moving in and out all day long. Most of the people working here are from the nearby villages, so we all kind of know each other's faces. It's not some fancy glass building you'd find in the city center. It’s a practical place where we get the work done. The machines make a lot of noise, but after a few hours, you just stop noticing it. Sometimes the power goes out and we have to wait for the generators to kick in, which is just how it goes in this part of the country. We spend most of our mornings checking the inventory and making sure everything is where it should be. It’s not always organized perfectly, but we find what we need eventually. The tea guy comes around twice a day, and that’s usually when everyone takes a breather. We don't really have a big fancy office for visitors, just some chairs and a desk covered in papers. It’s honest work and the days go by pretty fast when there's a lot of orders to fill. We just keep our heads down and keep moving.