Remember the shoe-doctor? Anand Mahindra got him a new kiosk
What's the story
In April, Anand Mahindra couldn't stop praising a cobbler, because of his marketing skills. The cobbler prefers calling himself a shoe doctor, and Mahindra spoke about his out-of-the-box thinking on Twitter. Now months later, the chairman of Mahindra and Mahindra has given the cobbler named Narsi Ram, a new kiosk. What an amazing person you are, Mr Mahindra!
The cobbler
Team at Mahindra located the cobbler, he refused monetary help
Tweeting about the cobbler, Mahindra said he received the photo on WhatsApp, and appealed to people to find him, as he wanted to invest in his start-up. The team at Mahindra swung to action and Narsi Ram was located in Haryana. But what happened next was all the more surprising. Ram refused any monetary help from the company and just asked for a better kiosk.
The upgrade
Mahindra got cobbler a better kiosk
Now that Ram had asked for a better kiosk, how could the business tycoon not help? A team from Mahindra took on the task of making a better workstation for the cobbler. An upgrade from his previous kiosk, this one makes organizing things much easier. The new kiosk is also weather-proof. The kiosk was installed recently, and Mahindra tweeted he hoped Ram enjoyed it.
Twitter Post
Narsi Ram's work station gets a Mahindra touch
Remember the cobbler Narsi Ram with the innovative banner ‘Zakhmi Jooton Ka Hospital?’ Our team had contacted him conveyed my interest to invest in him.He said he wanted a good kiosk. This is what our Design studio in Mumbai came up with:Great work guys! Will be delivered soon pic.twitter.com/wDgKDPoeHr
— anand mahindra (@anandmahindra) August 1, 2018
The reaction
Anand Mahindra's compassion gets thumbs up from Twitter users
Anand Mahindra just gave a lesson on compassion and social responsibility to all of us and Twitter users couldn't stop praising him. @thanushreereddy tweeted: You are a man of words Sir! I admire and appreciate your keen observations and quick responses, and @ramnarayan_sr wrote: Heartfelt appreciations for lending support to the man. We need more people like him for a better society.