Siri Fly Ash Bricks.

We’ve been running things here in Gadar Agada for a good while now. It is a quiet village for the most part, though the truck engines can get a bit loud in the mornings. Being in the Mandamarri mandal, we are right in the thick of things in Adilabad district. You can actually see the Christ church from our main yard where we keep the bricks stacked up. Making these fly ash bricks isn't exactly the kind of job you'd call fancy. It is mostly just about moving heavy stuff and making sure the machine is pressing things right. We usually try to get our start before the sun gets too high and the heat really starts to bite. People from around the district stop by pretty often, just looking for a few loads to build a compound wall or maybe a small house. We don’t have a big front office or any secretary to answer phones. It is just us out here in the dirt. Sometimes the rain makes the yard a real mess and we have to wait for the mud to dry out before the trucks can get back in. We don’t mind it much, it gives us time to fix the equipment. We started this as a small family effort and that’s how it stayed. We don’t really have any big plans to change things. We just want to keep making bricks and keeping the yard organized.