In Aamchi Mumbai Only: Meet the 'Human Indicator' Of Dadar Station, Selflessly Guiding Commuters At No Cost

Traveling on Mumbai locals isn't everyone's cup of tea. These trains are typically jam-packed, sweltering, and not the most comfortable mode of transport. However, they are the easiest way to travel the city quickly. Now, a person at Dadar, one of the busiest stations, is going out of his way to make life easier for everyone through his selfless deeds.

The Human Indicator

At the Dadar station, located in Mumbai along the Western railway line, there's a helpful figure named Narendra Patil who has come to be known as the "human indicator".?

He dedicates his time to assisting commuters with various inquiries.?

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You can easily spot him standing in a corner, always ready to lend a helping hand to anyone in need of guidance.?

He situates himself there purposefully to aid those who appear lost or require directions to their destinations.?

Remarkably, he offers his assistance completely free of charge, driven solely by his genuine desire to assist others.

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Glad he is getting recognition, say netizens

The internet widely perceived his actions as selfless and heartwarming, with many expressing admiration for his kindness.?

One individual shared, "Ohh man this guy had helped me many times. Good to see him getting recognition. God bless this man."

Another commenter suggested, "Give him an award, this is beyond helpful!!"

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A different person remarked, "I see him every day when I cross this bridge. He helps so many people."

Yet another individual recounted, "I personally see him being there and doing this every single day ! Dadar station was confusing for me too at the start, now as I know I smile and greet him and see him helping others."

One hailed the spirit of Mumbai, saying, "That's so kind of him. Dadar station can be confusing and overwhelming for many.. god bless him ?? and yes this happens only in Mumbai."

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