Ghaziabad Agriculture Enterprise

Our place at No. 108 Dharampura is basically right in the middle of everything near the railway station. If you stand outside Ghaziabad Agriculture Enterprise, you can see the Mour Vaisho Mandir right there. It is a very busy part of town. There are always people walking by to catch a train or coming from the temple. The noise of the station is constant, but it helps us keep track of time. We’ve been at this spot for years. It’s a bit cramped inside because we have a lot of things stored everywhere. We don't have a front desk person or anything formal like that. Usually, you just walk in and one of us will look up from what we’re doing. It might be dusty at times, especially when the wind blows through the station area. We handle a lot of different tasks related to agriculture, mostly just supplying what people need when they stop by. It’s a practical business. We don't have much time for sitting around. When the trains come in, the street gets packed, and then it clears out again. We just keep working through it all. It’s an honest way to spend the day. No one here wears a suit. We just get our hands dirty and make sure the orders are ready for whoever is coming to pick them up at No. 108 Dharampura.