Shri Durga Fly Ash Bricks

Out in Village Zorapali, things are pretty straightforward. We set up Shri Durga Fly Ash Bricks near the college and the local post office. It’s a good location because people are always passing by. Working with fly ash is a bit different than traditional clay, but we have gotten the hang of it over the years. The site is basically an open yard with some sheds for the machinery. We start our day early, usually when the first bus goes toward the college. It is a lot of repetitive work, loading the molds and stacking the finished bricks to cure. We don't have a fancy office building. We just have a small corner where we keep the books and take payments. Most of our customers are locals from the Dnagr area or builders working on nearby projects. We don't use a lot of big words or marketing tricks. If someone needs bricks, they come and see the stock. We tell them what we have and that’s it. It’s a bit of a dusty job, especially when the wind picks up across the village fields, but we don't mind much. We like being part of the village life. We see the students going to class and the people heading to the post office every day. It’s a steady life for us here in Zorapali and we wouldn't change it much.