Bappa Cements

Plot No-1436 in Bhansali is where you’ll find our yard. We are right at the Tiraha, which is basically that three-way junction near the Dhampur Badi Khermai Mandir. You can usually hear the temple bells from where we sit, which is nice when things get stressful. Cement is a messy business, so there is always a bit of grey dust on everything, no matter how much we try to sweep it up. The trucks come and go at all hours, and the drivers often stop to grab a bit of shade or ask for directions. Being near the Mandir means there are always people walking by, especially on festival days when the whole road gets blocked up with crowds. It’s a bit of a challenge getting the heavy loads in and out then, but we’ve gotten used to the rhythm of the neighborhood. Our office is just a small room with a desk and a few chairs for when someone wants to sit down and talk. It’s not a polished showroom, just a practical place to handle the paperwork and keep out of the rain. Sometimes the phone rings off the hook and other times it’s just us watching the traffic at the Tiraha. We’ve been at this spot for a good while, so most of the local builders know exactly where to find the Plot 1436 gate. It’s just a regular local business trying to stay busy.