The internet has made our lives much easier with all kinds of information available at the click of a button. But we may not realize how it also stimulates our psychological and emotional behavior. There are many inspirational stories about unstoppable people who push through every stop to achieve their goals. These stories have inspired and motivated us to work hard to fulfill our dreams. Today, we discovered another touching story on our feed – about a resilient man facing adversity.
Ganesh Murugan is a 37-year-old man from Chennai who delivers food to people in wheelchairs. About six years ago, he suffered a severe spinal cord injury after being hit by a truck, leaving him partially paralyzed. Not worried about the wrong incident, he tried to continue his work by using a motorized wheelchair to deliver goods.
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IPS officer Dipanshu Kabra shared the story on his Twitter ‘@ipskabra’.
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चेन्नई के दिव्यांग गणेश मुरुगन ने परिस्थितियों समझौता किए बगैर रास्ता निकाला और आत्मनिर्भरता राह थामी थामी.वे उन सभी के प्रेरणा हैं मुसीबतों लड़ने की जगह जगह झुक झुक झुक झुक झुक pic.twitter.com/Y4QWR49JJg– Dipanshu Kabra (@ipskabra) June 21, 2022
Dipanshu Kabra also revealed that the motorized 2-in-1 wheelchair was designed by a startup from IIT Madras. The wheelchair has a push button that is removable and the rear part can be used as a basic wheelchair. This helps Ganesh reach tall buildings and other places where riding can be difficult.
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Dipanshu Kabra also shared that this wheelchair takes 4 hours to charge and can run for a distance of up to 25 km. Praising Murugan, he wrote, “Ganesh Murugan is an inspiration to all those who do not succumb to difficulties instead of fighting them.”
We have seen and heard many impressive stories of delivery people who made sure we got our food right at our doorstep with all the odds. The story of Ganesh Murugan also moved us. How about you?
About Neha GroverHer love of reading sparked her writing instinct. Neha is guilty of having a deep fixation on anything that contains caffeine. When she’s not venting her thoughts on the screen, you can see her reading a book while sipping coffee.
