Inspiration Story of a Women Riksha Driver of Ahmedabad| women_Empowerment|

Urmila Gohil is popular nowadays as a 'Favorite of Police Rickshaw Driver' in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. 

Her life story is full of love, struggle, and courage. Her life is not merely the tale of an ordinary hero but the inspirational story of a real-life person's struggles.

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A journey from love to expensive malls:

Urmila married about 13 years ago, but her family and community boycotted them, though they started a new life together. They were living in the Vadaj area of Ahmedabad on rent to live happily. However, they encountered a financial crisis due to the closure of Kamlesh's job during the Corona period. During this period, Kamlesh developed medical problems and soon passed away. Urmila's condition worsened after Kamlesh's death.

Becoming of a rickshaw driver:

After Kamlesh's death, Urmila started driving a rickshaw to manage household expenses and secure her children's future. She first got a rickshaw license by selling gold earrings.

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She is raising two children while managing the family's finances by driving a rickshaw until midnight.

Why is she a favorite rickshaw driver of Police Staff?:

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