Maa Basulai Fly Ash Brick

We set up Maa Basulai Fly Ash Brick right here in Village Danar because it felt like a good spot to get things going. Being near the Hanuman Mandir means we have people passing by all the time. Sometimes they stop to ask what we are doing with all that gray powder. Fly ash is a different thing than the usual clay bricks people are used to seeing around Kendujhar. It takes a bit of time to get the mix right so the blocks come out solid and square. We spend a lot of our time in the Hatadihi area just watching the press work. It is noisy and the ground stays a bit dusty from the ash, but it is a good kind of busy. My cousins help me out with the loading when the trucks arrive. We don't have a big front office or anything like that. We just have a small corner where we keep the ledger and some chairs. Usually, we are outside anyway. The weather here can be a bit rough when the heat kicks in, but the temple being so close gives a nice feeling to the workspace. We just keep making the bricks and stacking them up in the yard until someone needs them for a project. It is pretty simple and we like it that way. We aren't trying to be anything other than a local yard doing our daily work.