Dr. Piyush Singhal
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A blade worth one rupee can decide the fate of a whole lot of goods.

Dr. Piyush Singhal
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A blade worth one rupee can decide the fate of a whole lot of goods.

When it is sharp, nobody notices it. When it goes blunt, the cut goes rough, and a good product becomes a rejected one.

In a factory, the cheapest part is often the one that matters most.

Black snap-off utility cutter with its sharp blade extended, on a white background

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