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Lakshmi Narayan and his singular mission to keep Bengaluru’s typewriters alive

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Jessica Jeba
Lakshmi Narayan and his singular mission to keep Bengaluru’s typewriters alive
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Lakshmi Narayan, a long-time repairman in Bengaluru, continues to maintain and restore typewriters despite the dominance of digital technology. His workshop serves a niche market of collectors, students, and government offices that still require certified typing skills.

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The story highlights the persistence of analog technology and the preservation of traditional craftsmanship in a rapidly digitizing world.

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For over five decades, Lakshmi Narayan based out of Chamrajpet, has repaired, restored and taught typing, proving that even in the digital age, the humble typewriter still has a place.

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