Invisible Everyday Heroes

He made the bike ambulance in just Rs.1.10 lakh and it can carry one patient at a time.

Sub inspector Gurmeet Singh led the operation and asked Jaideep to contact the racketeers.

Ganesh Pardeshi has distributed face masks and camouflage caps to over 2000 police personnel across the city helping them stay cool in the summer heat

Body Miyan searches for unidentified bodies, shifts them to the morgue, informs the police and if no one claims the body, he even does the last rites.

Indore-based Ujjwal Lad is the founding member of Rakt Archana, an organisation that has facilitated the donation of more than 21,000 units of blood.

They risk their lives everyday for a meager wage. They hang from tall buildings without any harness. They clean the shining glass that we like to flaunt in our beautiful offices and buildings. They do not have any insurance cover and nowhere to go to in case of an injury. Lets learn a little more about the real heroes of everyday - the glass cleaners.

We never imagined that scrap could be recycled in such a way that it would become a fully functional vehicle running on a road. And not just any vehicle, but a beautiful vintage jeep! Read how these extremely enterprising and skilled scrap workers make it possible.

Though we give our fancy cars to service stations for the repairing and servicing, but it is our very own Jugaad mechanic who comes to a rescue when we need the most. He is much more than someone who repairs your machine, he knows your family and you can always count on him for a quick fix. He could repair anything from imported cars to the local ones. The affordable charges, easy access and reliability is something that makes us count on this guy.

A hot summer day, the scorching sun and low energy. What comes to the rescue is our very own Goli Soda guy with his colourful soda bottles and chilled offerings. In the times of soft drinks and their many brands, this guy sure gives you a better flavour, assured freshness and a big bang for your buck!

As soon as we step out of the house, we look for someone to make our travel easier. In the times of cabs and autos, these unnoticed and ignored rikshawallahs are something to cherish. Those tanned arms and strong muscles, those dry hands and sweaty bodies hide a lot that is left unseen. Here is a glimpse into the life of these everyday invisible heroes.