History
of Cycle rickshaw:
Cycle
rickshaw is one of the oldest mode of transport. In India we normally find rickshaw
on the road and we also heard a word regularly “rickshaw
wala baiya”, but if we asked about the history and detail of the
rickshaw. Most of the people start counting the stars in the daytime. I am
being also one of them whom I am talking, but no my curiosity forces me to know
about it more. Our common part of life which we prefer to use as transport and
comfort, but we don’t know anything about it. It is less funny, but 100% true
fact.
If we think
about rickshaw and also we know it by the name of cycle rickshaw. Cycle
rickshaw was introduced to the Indian road in late 1930 at Kolkata and it
covers the road of rural and urban areas rapidly and still it has own presence
on road as best and cheapest public transport mode.
Navdeep
Asija is the founder of dial- cycle rickshaw service in many regions and cities
of India such as Fazika
(Punjab), Amritsar (Punja), Delhi (central) and Kolkata. This
dial-cycle rickshaw or we also call it by the name of ecocabs, was working on
the request of passengers. Mr. Navdeep Asija also won the 2011 National Award
of Excellence by Ministry of Urban Development, Government of India.
Many (Non Government
Organization) NGO helping poor and financially weak peoples, by giving
financial help to them for
rickshaw purchasing. Through which they led their life normally. Now In 21st Century government
and NGO help such person by providing rickshaw for needy persons, but these
rickshaws are now much advance then the older rickshaw. These rickshaws are
technically advanced in many ways, such these rickshaws
are electrical there is no
need of pedaling or using manual power, ease and comfortable ride than the
older rickshaw ans enough space for more passengers. Lotus Auto is also one the
rapidly rising company in India as manufacture, supplier and exporter of "Electric and battery Rickshaws In Delhi " . Such companies help
in making a city pollution and people getting new hope of employment.