Cement
MP Birla Cement
MP Birla's bagged cement at the Saharsa godown, billed by the bori and by the tonne, under a name its own maker publishes as more than one cement type.
- Cement
- 1 brand stocked
- Own delivery, 34 blocks
- Open all 7 days
MP Birla Cement is bagged cement, and on our rack it is a brand name with no bag name under it. Jay Shree Infra deals in it at the Saharsa godown and sends it out to Saharsa, Supaul and Madhepura in the shop's own vehicles, by the bori and by the tonne. Birla Corporation Limited owns the name, and the bag can arrive as any of three cements: PPC, OPC and PSC.
Which of those three is standing here on a given morning is a phone call, and so is which of MP Birla's names a load comes in under. The rest of the rack is laid out on the cement page. Billing, freight and dealer details for this name are on the MP Birla dealer page.
How the bag is billed
No fixed bag name
MP Birla cement is billed here by the bori and by the tonne. The bag name, the standard and the net weight come off the marking printed on the sack, so tell us that marking when you ring and we confirm what is standing.
Kis kaam me lagta hai
The cement type is what moves with the job, and the drawing or the engineer on it names the type. A PSC sack and an OPC 53 sack are different cements and both can be billed here under MP Birla. Bring the type to the call along with the name.
Chetak is one name over four cements
MP Birla publishes Chetak in four: PPC, OPC 43, OPC 53 and SRC. That is off the maker's own Chetak page, which also gives the works at Chanderia, Chittorgarh in Rajasthan and lists Bihar among the states the name is sold in.
So Chetak written on a slip narrows an order to four cements and then stops. Say the type after the name, or hold up a sack already at your site and read us the line printed under the brand.
What the maker prints against its own names
MP Birla is uneven about printing a standard, and its own pages are where you see it. Samrat is published as a fly ash PPC against IS 1489. The PSC bag is published as a Portland Slag Cement against IS 455. Concrecem goes furthest, an OPC named against IS 269:2015 in 43 and 53 grade.
None of that governs the load on your vehicle. The words printed across the sack do, so read the sack before the bags come down, not after the pour.
A state list is not a stock list
MP Birla names the states each product is sold in, and the lists differ from one product to the next. Samrat and Chetak both carry Bihar. The PSC page carries West Bengal. That is Birla Corporation saying where it sells a name, and it is worth knowing before a drawing asks for slag cement by brand.
What a state list cannot tell you is what came off the last truck into this godown, and not every name is here in every type on a given day. Ring +91 6202 967 218 with the type and the bori count and we will confirm today's rate on that call.
Brand
Behind the MP Birla name
Birla Corporation Limited owns the MP Birla name.
The name is painted on the lit board over the shop on Meera Talkies Road, and it is one of the names this counter bills under. Which MP Birla sacks reach the rack, and in which type, is settled on the invoice and on the phone. ACC Gold and the UltraTech plain bag come off the same rack here, and the sariya for a slab goes out on the same trip.
Sources
Where these cement types were read off
Four pages on mpbirlacement.com, read on 16 August 2026. Every product name and every cement type named above traces to one of them.
- MP Birla's Chetak page, which publishes that name in PPC, OPC 43, OPC 53 and SRCBirla Corporation Limited
- MP Birla's Samrat page, published as a fly ash PPC against IS 1489Birla Corporation Limited
- MP Birla's PSC page, published as a Portland Slag CementBirla Corporation Limited
- MP Birla's Concrecem page, an OPC named against IS 269:2015 in 43 and 53 gradeBirla Corporation Limited
Questions
Bori aur type ke sawal
Chetak likhwane par chaar me se kaun si cement chadhegi?
Whichever one you name, because MP Birla publishes that name in four: PPC, OPC 43, OPC 53 and SRC. The word Chetak on its own does not fix what would be loaded. Give us the type with it, and where a sack is already at your site, read out the line printed under the brand.
MP Birla ka PSC bag Saharsa me milega?
Ask on the call, because MP Birla's own PSC page lists West Bengal and not Bihar. That is where the company says it sells the bag, and it is not the same question as what stands in this godown. Tell us the day the pour is booked and you will hear a yes or a no on that call rather than on the day.
Ek tonne me MP Birla ki kitni boriyan hongi?
It follows the net weight printed on the pack, and that varies by which MP Birla bag comes in. So a sack gets read before any tonnage is written on the slip. Both bases are billed here, the bori and the tonne, so say which of the two you want the order counted in.
Dhalai wale din ke liye boriyan pehle se bulwa lein?
Ring before the day and not on it. No delivery time in hours is published here, because the load, the approach road and the vehicle settle that between them, and ours run from tempo up to truck across Saharsa, Supaul and Madhepura, all 34 blocks, with freight at market rates. On that call, say the village, the count and the cement type.
Contact
The type is what fills a vehicle here
Two things get an MP Birla order loaded and the brand name is only one of them. The other is the cement type, off the drawing or off the words printed under the name on a sack at your site. Give us both, with how many boris and when the pour is booked, and today's rate is settled on the same call.
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