Ramanachari Welding Woriks

Our shop is in Chinnakorpole, which is part of Nekkonda in Warangal. The house number is 1-182. It’s a small welding spot where we fix gates, grills, and farm equipment. There’s always the smell of burning metal and sparks flying around. We don’t have a fancy setup, just our welding machines, some masks, and a lot of scrap metal lying in the corner. People from the nearby farms bring in their broken tools, and we weld them back together so they can get back to work. It’s loud and it’s hot, especially in the summer, but it’s what we know how to do. Ramanachari is the name on the board, and we’ve been here for years. We don't do any big advertising. Word of mouth in the village is how we get our customers. Sometimes the power goes out, and we have to wait around for it to come back so we can finish a job. We don’t mind the wait; it gives us time to have some tea. Our clothes always have little burn holes in them from the sparks. It’s just part of the job. We aren't a big factory, just a local shop helping out the people in Nekkonda. We take pride in making sure a weld is strong and won't break the next day. It’s simple, hard work, and we plan to keep doing it right here. We like the sound of the hammer on the anvil in the quiet afternoons.