Nandram Laguhu Udyog

We are situated in New Colony, right on the road that goes from Devband to Saharanpur. The place is near Rohana Kala village in Muzaffarnagar. Being a laghu udyog means we are a small-scale unit. We don't have hundreds of workers, just a handful of us who live nearby. We make things here, mostly using simple machines that have been around for a while. The shop floor is where everything happens. There’s always a bit of oil on the floor and the smell of raw materials. We don't have a big marketing team or a fancy office. Most of our business comes from people who live in the surrounding villages and towns. They know we’re here and they know we work hard. We usually have some tea around four o'clock and that's when we chat about the day. The road outside is always busy with tractors and buses going towards Saharanpur. It can get a bit loud, but we’re used to it. We don't try to compete with the big factories. We just focus on our own little corner and make sure whatever we produce is solid. My father used to say that as long as the machines are humming, we’re doing alright. That’s pretty much how we see things every day. We just keep our heads down and work. Sometimes we stay late to finish an order, but we don't mind the extra effort.