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This 21-year-old Female Auto Driver is Shattering Stereotypes and Supporting her Family in a Pandemic
21-Year-Old Banjeet Kaur took to driving an auto rickshaw to help her father earn during the pandemic.(Photo: ANI)
Banjeet s father was a school bus driver but he lost his job when the schools shuttered down to prevent the spread of coronavirus, leading him to become an auto-rickshaw driver to support his family.
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As the coronavirus resulted in many families being dealt with a cruel hand, there have been equal number of stories of inspiration from those who have fought back the adversities. 21-year-old Banjeet Kaur hailing from Udhampur district in Jammu and Kashmir is one of them. Banjeet has taken over driving an auto-rickshaw from her father to help the family earn.
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West Pakistan Refugees from J-K meets Jitendra Singh, thank PM Modi for granting them citizenship rights
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8th January, 2021 05:35:02
West Pakistan Refugees Action Committee from J-K meets Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh in New Delhi on Thursday.
West Pakistan Refugees Action Committee from Jammu and Kashmir on Thursday met Union Minister Jitendra Singh and thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi for granting them citizenship rights after a long wait of over seven decades , according to the Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions.
Labbha Ram Gandhi, President of West Pakistan Refugees Action Committee also submitted a memorandum to the Union Minister.
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West Pakistan Refugees Action Committee from J-K meets Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh in New Delhi on Thursday.
West Pakistan Refugees from J-K meets Jitendra Singh, thank PM Modi for granting them citizenship rights ANI | Updated: Jan 07, 2021 23:06 IST
New Delhi [India], January 7 (ANI): West Pakistan Refugees Action Committee from Jammu and Kashmir on Thursday met Union Minister Jitendra Singh and thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi for granting them citizenship rights after a long wait of over seven decades , according to the Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions.
Labbha Ram Gandhi, President of West Pakistan Refugees Action Committee also submitted a memorandum to the Union Minister.