Free Rides  

Raji Ashok is a 51-year-old woman who drives an auto rickshaw on the busy streets of Chennai. She provides free rides for small children, elderly women, and those in need who may not have the means to pay.

Uday Singh Jadhav, popularly known as Ahmedabad’s autorickshaw driver, provides his services for no fare. He provides a box with words ‘Dil Se Bhugtan Kare’ written on it, meaning that passengers can contribute any amount that they feel comfortable with. He has been carrying out this selfless service for years and aims to continue spreading the message of ‘Love all Serve All.’

Raji Ashok, a 51-year-old woman, has been driving an auto rickshaw on the streets of Chennai for the last 25 years. She provides free rides for small children, elderly women, and those in need who may not have the means to pay. Raji’s auto is equipped with a first aid kit containing essentials like paracetamol, cotton buds, bandages, and surgical pads. Additionally, she provides water bottles and biscuits to her customers, ensuring that they have refreshments during the journey.

Uday Singh Jadhav does not ask for money from his customers but humbly accepts whatever he is offered. His innovative auto rickshaw is equipped with food and also a mini library to attract all the bookworms. He is devoted to his work and has been acknowledged for his selfless service by celebrities.

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An auto driver in Mumbai has started to give free rides to covid patients in the ongoing covid pandemic 

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