Rickshaw Pullers Baby

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  Baby In One Hand, Rickshaw In Other: Story Of Jabalpur Man Moves Internet

  Twitter users were moved by the strong resolve shown by the rickshaw puller.

• Given injection by rickshaw-puller, baby dies in Uttar Pradesh hospital

  At a government hospital in Uttar Pradesh, people are at the mercy of untrained sweepers and rickshaw pullers - a shocking state of affairs exposed after a baby died on Tuesday, moments after being given an injection by a rickshaw puller.

• Rickshaw puller's baby much better now, they head home from hospital

  India's first introduction to Baby Damini was the back of her head, snuggled in tight to her father's chest as he ferried people in his cycle-rickshaw in Bharatpur in Rajasthan. That sight grabbed India's heart, leading to a deluge of offers for help.

• Damini, rickshaw puller's baby, discharged from hospital

  Two-month-old Damini weighs just two kilos now, not ideal for a baby her height. But she is far healthier now than when she grabbed India's heart, slung to her father's chest as he ferried people in his cycle-rickshaw in Bharatpur in Rajasthan.

• Rickshaw puller's baby, Damini, shows signs of improvement

  Four days after she was brought to a hospital in Jaipur in critical condition, Baby Damini is showing signs of recovery. Doctors say the malnourished infant has put on 200 gms -she weighed a paltry 1.4 kilos when she was admitted and diagnosed with septicemia and other infections.

• How you helped this rickshaw puller and his baby girl

  One-month old Damini is still in critical condition in hospital. But the baby, who till two days ago was strapped by her father to his chest as he pulled a rickshaw in Rajasthan, now has a whole country looking after her.

• Why India's helping this rickshaw puller's baby

  One-month old Damini is still in critical condition in hospital. But Baby Damini, who till two days ago was strapped by her father to his chest as he pulled a rickshaw in Rajasthan, now has a whole country looking after her.

• Child strapped to rickshaw puller's chest critical; moved to Jaipur for specialised care

  For the month-old infant Damini, whose father, rickshaw puller Babloo, was forced to earn his daily wage even as he kept her strapped to his chest, it is a struggle between life and death. At just 1.4 kilos, she is severely malnourished and is also suffering from a blood infection. Doctors say she will probably need transfusion.