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These people are very poor. They are vulnerable. Actually, the society marginalized them.

This wheelchair is so easy to ride. And this wheelchair is more stable on this rough ground. I use it to go to school; I use the wheelchair to enter into the classroom.

I am able now to make a wheelchair for myself because I have been given the knowledge.

I feel good that we make this wheelchair in this country. That's a big thing. I am proud of it now. The last time I've gone into my village, my father asked me, "Where did you get this wheelchair from?" This wheelchair is made by myself. That's what I told him. I said, "It's made by myself." When somebody gets a wheelchair, especially someone who has been suffering, you know, crawling on the ground, the first impression you see is a big, smiling face.