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Meet Pradeep kumar gupta, a mini shopkeeper in Delhi, who uses his wheelchair for running his shop before that he was begging on the street as due to handicapped he was not able to do anything then he decided that instead of praying infront of someone for money it's better to depend on itself and stop begging do something, then he purchase few items from the market and started his shop on the same wheelchair.... "Truly inspiring story for me" Share with as many people as you can! #Storiesfromthestreet

Seelampur the ultimate fabric sourcing destination also the biggest E-waste market in the country where computers, TVs, Mobile and refrigerators are compiled from several different states. #Cheapest_Fabric_Market #Largest_E-waste_Market

Buddhism started with the Buddha. The word Buddha is a title, which means 'one who is awake' . The Buddha was born as Siddhartha Gautama in Nepal around 2,500 years ago. #BuddhistTemple

साहब क्या बताऐं पिछले साल आग लगी हमारा सब कुछ जल गया कुछ पैसे बचा के रखे थे वो भी जल गये किसी तरह भाग के अपने बच्चों को बचा पाये हमारा हाल पूछने कोई नहीं आता है दिन भर कूङा बिनते है तब जाके कहीं पेट भरता है पास में एक हैंडपम्प है उसी से काम चलाना पङता है पीने के लिऐ भी और कपङे धोने के लिऐ भी ह मारे पास तो चूल्हा भी नहीं है साहब मिट्टी से चूल्हा बनाया है उसी पे खाना बनाते है आप देख ही रहे है अगर आपके बस में हो तो कुछ करिये:  "मानसरोवर पार्क की झुग्गी में रहने वाले निवासी का कथन" इतना सुनने के बाद मैनें खुद से पूछा क्या मैं इन लोगों के लिऐ कुछ कर सकता हूं क्योंकी.............!!!! मेरे शहर में आख खोलकर सोते है लोग दिखाई सब देता है... पर हलचल नहीं करते...............!!!!! #MansarovarkParkSlumStory

This tomb at Wazirabad was built by Ferozshah Tughlaq during his reign (1351-88). It is the tomb of a saint named Shah Alam. The tomb is built on a slightly raised square platform with twelve pillars (three at each corner) and a dome. #OldestbridgeofDelhi #ExploreNorthDelhi

A young Muslim boy named Abdullah was so engrossed in his work of taking people from one bank of the river to the another one for free. People started calling him as ‘Majnu’. One day guruji was walking on the banks of river yamuna and saw him lost in meditation. After being so pleased with Majnu’s dedication Guru Nanak Dev blessed him, he said to majnu “your name will be known forever”. That's why it is called Majnu-Ka-Tilla (the small hill of Majnu). #ExploreNorthDelhi