Mr. Duraisamy (1880), native of Vadakankulam, a small village in South India, laid the foundation for this establishment. He was serving as an assistant for the priest of the local Roman Catholic Church. During a meeting, Bishop Caldwell, then head of the C.S.I. Diocese, suggested Mr. Duraisamy make Church requisites locally (while they were imported from England).
Based on the support from Bishop Caldwell, and inspired by the Nazareth-based "Art Industrial Training Center", Rajba Industries was established. From the year 1925, his son Mr. Aruldoss took charge of the industry, and in due course, it was shifted to Tirunelveli. From there, products were distributed throughout India under the brands "Rajba Products" and "Wafer House".
Serving for the fourth generation, Church bells and other Church requisites such as vessels for Holy Eucharist, altar railings, etc., are being manufactured under the name "All India Church Suppliers". The supply chain has extended to overseas countries such as Singapore, Malaysia, England, and Africa.
With generations of tradition and rich experience, their grandchildren are successfully carrying forward the vision of their forefathers.
CHURCH BELL INDIA
Manufacturers and exporters of church bells
