Hari Om Printing

You can find us at 1 Nati Seva Sadan Road, inside the Ganesh Co-Operative Society. We’re really close to the 340 Asalfa bus stand, so we hear the brakes squealing and the engines idling all day long. It’s a small shop, but we’ve packed in all the printing gear we need to get the jobs done. There is always the smell of fresh ink and paper in the air, which stays with you even after you leave for the day. We spend a lot of time standing around the machines, watching the rollers turn and making sure the paper doesn't jam up. The neighborhood is pretty tight-knit, and we know most of the folks who live in the society or take the bus nearby. People drop in with all sorts of things they need printed, from simple forms to bigger projects, and we just fit them into the schedule. Sometimes the power goes out for a bit and everything stops, so we just sit on the steps and wait for it to come back on. It’s a simple life, really. The floor is usually covered in little bits of trimmed paper, and there are stacks of finished work waiting for people to come and pick them up. We don't do anything fancy with the decor, just a few chairs and the equipment that actually pays the bills. It’s just how things go for a small printing outfit like ours. We keep working until the last job is done and then head home.