Dhiman Stamps

We are right by the main Chauraha on Gad Road in Hapur. If you know where the Hapur Bus Stop is, you’ve probably walked right past us. We make stamps and do various engraving work. It’s a small shop, and it smells a bit like ink and rubber most of the day. My family has been doing this for quite some time. We have the old machines and some newer ones too, depending on what a customer needs. It’s a busy corner of town, so there is always noise from the traffic and people shouting outside. We don’t have a website or anything like that. People just drop in when they need a stamp for their office or for official papers. We sit here at the counter and work while people wait sometimes. It’s a very hands-on kind of job. Sometimes my hands are covered in blue or black ink by the end of the day. We don’t see any reason to change how we do things. It works for the folks here in Hapur. We know most of the people who come in. It’s just a local business trying to do right by the neighbors. We open early because that’s when the morning rush starts at the bus stop. It’s a simple life and a simple shop.