Guru Nanak Electronics

Ramanpreet here, just trying to keep things running at the shop. We are tucked away in Salem Tabri, specifically at house 288. My dad, Harjit Singh Dhingra, and I have been around this part of Ludhiana for quite some time now. It gets pretty busy with people dropping off stuff that stopped working. Sometimes the shop feels too small for all the parts we have lying around on the benches. It is not some fancy showroom with bright lights. Most days it is just me with a soldering iron and a pile of circuit boards that need looking at. The traffic outside in Ludhiana is usually loud, so we just keep the door shut and focus on the work. We deal with all sorts of gadgets and wirings that people bring in from around the neighborhood. Guru Nanak Electronics is just an honest place, mostly hands-on. We don’t really spend much time making things look pretty; we just want them to work like they should. If you walk past Salem Tabri, you will probably see our sign. It is a bit worn out from the weather, but it stays up. I spend a lot of my mornings just organizing tools that seem to disappear every night. It is just a local spot where we try to handle what comes through the door. Nothing too complicated about how we do things here. We just take it one repair at a time until the day ends.