Global Agritech Engineers

If you head down Atmajyoti Ashram Road toward Ellora Park, you’ll find us near Arti Society. It’s a decent area, though parking can be a bit of a headache sometimes during the lunch hour. We do engineering work here, mostly focused on the agritech side of things. The shop is filled with various parts and equipment that we’re usually working on. It’s not the most modern-looking setup, but it serves our needs just fine. We have a few benches set up where the main work happens. Most of the guys here have grease under their fingernails by noon. We get locals stopping by to ask about different bits of machinery or just to see what we are currently building. Sometimes the rainy season makes the road a bit muddy, which is a nuisance, but we just deal with it. We aren't big on meetings or fancy talk; we just look at the blueprints or the broken parts and figure out the next step. It’s a lot of hands-on work. The office part is just a small corner with a computer and a lot of old files. We like being near the society because it feels a bit more like a community than a cold industrial park. Every morning we open up, check the schedule, and start on whatever project is sitting on the floor. It’s steady, honest work that keeps us occupied from morning until we lock up at night.