Rickshaw Puller Daughter

During his one-day visit to his Lok Sabha constituency, Varanasi, on February 16, Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Mangal Kewat, the rickshaw puller who had sent his daughter's wedding invite to the PM.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has sent a letter to rickshaw puller Mangal Kewat, congratulated him on her daughter's wedding.

The Bihar government has ordered a probe into the complaint by a rickshaw puller that his son and daughter were sent home from a government school in Bihar's Patna district for being dressed shabbily.

India's first introduction to Baby Damini was the back of her head, snuggled in tight to her father's chest as he ferried people in his cycle-rickshaw in Bharatpur in Rajasthan. That sight grabbed India's heart, leading to a deluge of offers for help.

One-month old Damini is still in critical condition in hospital. But Baby Damini, who till two days ago was strapped by her father to his chest as he pulled a rickshaw in Rajasthan, now has a whole country looking after her.

For the month-old infant Damini, whose father, rickshaw puller Babloo, was forced to earn his daily wage even as he kept her strapped to his chest, it is a struggle between life and death. At just 1.4 kilos, she is severely malnourished and is also suffering from a blood infection. Doctors say she will probably need transfusion.

Many people have written in asking how they can help this father, a rickshaw puller who goes to earn his daily wage with his small newborn daughter strapped to his chest on the streets of Bharatpur in Rajasthan.

It's an unusual sight on the streets of Bharatpur in Rajasthan - a rickshaw puller goes to earn his daily wage with his small newborn daughter strapped to his chest.

During his one-day visit to his Lok Sabha constituency, Varanasi, on February 16, Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Mangal Kewat, the rickshaw puller who had sent his daughter's wedding invite to the PM.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has sent a letter to rickshaw puller Mangal Kewat, congratulated him on her daughter's wedding.

The Bihar government has ordered a probe into the complaint by a rickshaw puller that his son and daughter were sent home from a government school in Bihar's Patna district for being dressed shabbily.

India's first introduction to Baby Damini was the back of her head, snuggled in tight to her father's chest as he ferried people in his cycle-rickshaw in Bharatpur in Rajasthan. That sight grabbed India's heart, leading to a deluge of offers for help.

One-month old Damini is still in critical condition in hospital. But Baby Damini, who till two days ago was strapped by her father to his chest as he pulled a rickshaw in Rajasthan, now has a whole country looking after her.

For the month-old infant Damini, whose father, rickshaw puller Babloo, was forced to earn his daily wage even as he kept her strapped to his chest, it is a struggle between life and death. At just 1.4 kilos, she is severely malnourished and is also suffering from a blood infection. Doctors say she will probably need transfusion.

Many people have written in asking how they can help this father, a rickshaw puller who goes to earn his daily wage with his small newborn daughter strapped to his chest on the streets of Bharatpur in Rajasthan.

It's an unusual sight on the streets of Bharatpur in Rajasthan - a rickshaw puller goes to earn his daily wage with his small newborn daughter strapped to his chest.