Shri Lakshmi Dhall Mill

Our mill is located at No-239 on North Main Road. It’s a pretty busy stretch of road, especially because we’re so near the Ganesh Mandir. You can often hear the bells from the temple while we’re working, which is a nice touch to the day. Shri Lakshmi Dhall Mill is a noisy place, I won't lie about that. The machines have a constant hum and the whole building vibrates a little when everything is running at once. It’s not a quiet office job with air conditioning; it’s a lot of manual work and dust from the grain. We’ve been in this spot for a long time, and the building at No-239 has seen a lot of history. The North Main Road area has changed so much, with new shops opening up all the time, but we just keep doing our thing. We don't have a fancy reception area or a person in a suit to greet you. Usually, you’ll find me or one of the guys covered in a bit of dust, just trying to keep the machines in good shape. It’s a simple operation, and we don't feel the need to make it sound more important than it is. We process the pulses, talk to the local farmers, and keep the mill going. It’s hard work, but it’s what we know how to do. If you walk past the temple, you’ll see our gate.