After being bedridden for 12 years, man drives wheelchair to work for Zomato

After that, he was given this mechanised wheelchair by a charity organisation and he wanted to work for Zomato to support his family, he said. “I received a lot of help from strangers and I am deeply grateful to them,” he said.

He also demonstrated in the video how he fulfils his orders. Singh said he started working for Zomato 15 days ago and has trouble negotiating the route as sometimes he is not familiar with the streets. He said he manages to complete 5 to 7 deliveries a day and earns Rs 200-250 but is still happy as he is able to earn his livelihood. Singh said he has two children and a wife whom he has to look after.

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The food blogging page also shared his phone number and address for people who want to help him.
“Great motivation and inspiration for all those fit and healthy people ..who sit idle in search of good work …earning100/ 250 pday..and still satisfied and happy,” commented a user. “Absolutely salute you sir! And great work indeed done by zomato too… Pray for sir’s healthy wealthy life,” said another.