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Updated Feb 21, 2021 | 06:20 IST Karimul Hak could have easily remained in his job and given scant attention to the needs of people around. But he chose to work that would alleviate the sufferings of the poor fellow citizens. Here's his story. Bike Ambulance Dada book by Biswajit Jha  |  Photo Credit: Twitter Key Highlights When Karimul Haq received a message from the Rashtrapati Bhavan congratulating him for the Padma Shri award that was to be bestowed upon him, he was left puzzled. The simple do-gooder wondered who was this "patient" Padma and where was th...

How Karimul Hak became the ‘Ambulance Dada’ Starmark’s virtual session with the man who saved thousands of lives with his idea of motorbike ambulance was an evening of inspiring conversations Known fondly to his villagers as “bike ambulance dada”, Karimul Hak, the man who has saved thousands of lives with his idea of motorbike ambulance, making immediate healthcare available to villagers during an emergency by ferrying them on his motorbike, has won the hearts and respect of not only his ...

The tragedy that led Karimul Hak to start his lifesaving motorcycle ambulance service in Bengal An excerpt from the biography of a man who has saved at least 4000 lives in north Bengal. Karimul Hak. | Rahulgupta786786 / CC BY-SA 4.0 The two brothers, Karimul and Khalilur, took very good care of their mother, tending to her needs and adjusting their daily schedule according to her requirements. However, Jafarunnesa was getting worse with each passing day. The situation came to a head on a cold December day in 1995. Uncomfortable and restless throughout the day, the critical...

Vikrant Parmar What could motivate a child born in abject penury to serve humanity with a passion that he does now? Unrelenting will and an indomitable spirit, for sure. In ‘Bike Ambulance Dada

HarperCollins India | Rs 599 | 372 pages Bestselling author Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni’s latest novel tells the story of Rani Jindan, the daughter of the royal kennel keeper who went on to become Maharaja Ranjit Singh’s favourite queen. She soon became regent, protecting her six-year-old son’s heritage, fighting the British to keep them from annexing Punjab, and stepping out of the zenana to conduct state business. She was later imprisoned and exiled, but that still didn’t crush her will. Read more about the book here. People on our Roof Niyogi Books | Rs 450 | 228 pages Author and po...