A story of extraordinary courage and defiance is unfolding in the heart of Delhi—in Shastri Park. Meet Nirmala. She is a 40-year-old woman and her journey is nothing short of inspiring. For the past 20 years, Nirmala has been repairing punctures, a job that is traditionally considered for men. She entered this profession following a devastating loss. When her husband died, Nirmala found herself as the only breadwinner of the family, with no sons to share the responsibility. When she had to support her three daughters, she took up the job of a puncture mechanic, and she did it with courage.
This Puncture Mechanic Patched Over Devastating Loss | Women's Day Special
Ahead of Women's Day, 바카라 profiles Nirmala, a widow who has taken care of her three daughters by working as a puncture mechanic, a profession dominated by men
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This article is a part of 바카라's March 11, 2025 Women's Day special issue 'Women at Work', which explores the experiences of women in roles traditionally occupied by men. It appeared in print as 'Safety Valve’.
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