Naveen Rectifiers

Narela Industrial Area is a long way out for some, but for us, it’s just where we work every day. We’re at I-2106, right near the ITI building. You can’t miss the area because of all the trucks and the students walking around. We make rectifiers here. It’s mostly technical stuff that involves a lot of sitting at workbenches with soldering irons and testing equipment. The building isn't brand new, and the paint is peeling a little near the entrance where the sun hits it directly. Inside, it’s usually quiet except for the hum of the machines and someone tapping on a keyboard. We keep a stack of old newspapers in the corner for wrapping parts, and there’s always a half-empty box of biscuits in the break area. We don’t spend much time on decorations or making the place look trendy. It’s an industrial unit, plain and simple. Some days are slow, and we just clean the tools or organize the bins of capacitors. Other days are a total rush with people calling about parts for their factories. We try to keep things organized, but sometimes the paperwork piles up on the main desk. It feels like a real workshop because that’s exactly what it is. We’ve known the security guard at the gate for years. It’s just a regular life in a busy industrial belt where things get made every single day without much fuss.