Taxi man
Somen Das alias 'Gabbar' is his name that he told me. He belongs to West Bengal of India. His father was in BSF of Indian Army. He drives a rented battery-operated three-wheeler taxi in the streets of Karol Bagh, Delhi. He lives away from his family. His children are studying and he wants them to work hard and be someone. A year back, the taxi man developed some problem in his appendix. He had no money to take care of himself. Like many Indians who don't possess a bank account and even if they do, in the absence of collateral property, loans aren't available to them easily. They all have to take the third route which is expensive. He borrowed from a private lender in his area. He took Rs. 80,000 from him at an exorbitant interest rate. By now, he has paid him Rs. 1.1 Lakh. He said confusingly that still some amount is remaining. He said that unless he would pay Rs. 40,000 pending from other lenders as well, he won't return to his native. For the last one year, he