Inspiring!♥️
He delivered more than just my lunch. He delivered a lesson for life.
Yesterday, I ordered a simple lunch from Subway - a paneer tikka sandwich, Bingo chips, and oat raisin cookies.
When the order arrived, I could tell just by looking at the packet - only the sandwich had made it.
I told the delivery rider, “The chips and cookies are missing.”
He stuttered and struggled to respond but humbly said, “Sir, please call the restaurant or Zomato.”
I called Subway. They apologized and confirmed the miss.
They asked, “Can you send the rider back? We’ll pay him ₹20 for the trouble.”
But here’s the twist, technically, the rider isn’t supposed to go back unless Zomato tells him to.
Because Zomato pays him, not the restaurant.
But this man, this absolute gem, said: “Sir, it’s my responsibility. I want the customer to be happy.”
He didn’t see me as his customer.
But he saw the value in doing what was right.
He went back, picked up the missing items, came back smiling and refused the ₹20 from Subway.
He said, “God has given me so much. Why should I take this money for a mistake someone else made?”
Then, he shared his story and it gave me goosebumps.
He was once a construction supervisor, growing into a managerial role at Shapoorji Pallonji, earning ₹1.25 lakhs/month.
But a car accident changed everything.
His left side is paralyzed, hand and leg. He lost his job, his mobility, and for a while, his hope.
But Zomato changed that.
They gave him a job. A chance. A purpose.
He said: “Sir, Zomato kept my family alive. I may be handicapped, but I’ve been given an opportunity. I will never let Zomato’s name be affected.”
His daughter is now studying dentistry.
He rides not just for income, but to keep her dream alive.
He didn’t blame life.
He didn’t complain.
He didn’t give excuses.
Instead, he smiled, believed in Swami Samarth (his faith), and said: “God is with me. Why should I worry?”
To Deepinder Goyal and the Zomato team - thank you!
You might not realize it, but your decision to hire persons with disabilities is changing lives in the most profound way.
Today I received a sandwich.
But what stayed with me… was gratitude, resilience, and hope.
Stories like his deserve to be seen and celebrated.
Posted by shripal gandhi.
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#DeepinderGoyal
@amitanam@drprashantmish6@AxisBank Sending money via UPI failed. However, I tried sending directly using his Axis bank account number on PhonePe. It worked.
Dear Friends
@amitanam is our friend and he is in need of funds to save his life.
Amit Anam wants to raise funds for himself to undergo a lung transplant. ( I am giving his account details so you can directly help him )
Just read his story in Short
Dear friends,
I wanted to share a significant update in my life – I've recently been listed for a lung transplant procedure at DY Patil Hospital Pune (under the team of Dr Sandeep Attawar of KIMS Hyderabad) It's a crucial step toward a healthier future.
I was diagnosed with Pulmonary Fibrosis (a progressive disease) in Jan 2020, health remained fairly stable for the couple of years due to anti fibrotic drugs and fluctuating dose of steroids.
But the last year and a half have been tough, both mentally and physically.
Most of the time I remained on O2 support, not being able to move around or speak much or enjoy with the family.
As advised, I tried to remain as active as possible to divert my thoughts and attention.
The procedure is costly, painful and very tough, but I want to take a chance and I am prepared for it, as It will give a window of a few more years to live.
I am 5th on the waitlist, I just have to hang on and stay safe till my turn come.
Thank you all for being a part of my journey. I'll keep you updated as this chapter unfolds.
Account Holder Name : AMIT DINESH ANAM
Bank : Axis Bank Bhayli Vadodara
Account number : 921010005728041
IFSC Code : UTIB0004729
Gpay : 9699957899
UPI : amitanam@axisbank
@Iamsamirarora I highly doubt if @Aditya_joshi12 really understood what @Iamsamirarora meant by line " parents had invested in 1 L in 2003". The power of punctuation and word play :)