Anand Mahindra thinks motorcycle wheelchair is thoughtful innovation for differently abled, shares video

Anand Mahindra was stunned by this innovation for the differently-abled people. He shared the video on Twitter and wrote that he would be happy to support the innovation.

Anand Mahindra’s Twitter handle is a gold mine of thought-provoking and interesting videos. The Mahindra Group Chairman was stunned by this innovation for the differently-abled people. He shared the video on Twitter and wrote that he isn’t sure how old this clip is. However, he found the innovation to be “cool” and “thoughtful” and game-changer for the differently-abled. Therefore, he decided to share it with his followers on Twitter and also wrote that he would be happy to support the innovation. Not sure how old this video is, where it’s from or who this is. Received it randomly on Signal. But it looks like a really cool & thoughtful innovation. Truly a way of accelerating the lives of the differently abled It merits support..& I’d be happy to help.. pic.twitter.com/73zMKrGkAH We should start manufacturing it in a big way.....all who can afford to pay should buy one and sponsor it to the needy....it should be made as a national movement ...worth doing it....if i can be of any help i am ready to support to give it a momentum ...thanks for yr posting ... Apart from helping disabled, it also looks a good design to create space behind the person to carry goods (trolley-like area). Would help small vendors, vegetable sellers, courier people, and such if a vehicle is built for them that could help carry small goods. Great Innovation.My Hearty congratulations Those pleasant honking says it is India, and the tall metro pillars looks like GST Road, Chennai. At the end of the video he says IIT Madras. If we leverage few Engg colleges in India as research hubs, India will become an innovative machinary. Auto makers like Sri. Anand Mahindra should support such companies with more infrastructure, materials to make it low cost with subsidies to be provided under CSR initiative. His interest is well appreciated. In the 1 minute 32 second video, a man can be seen attaching a machine of sorts to his wheelchair which can be used as a vehicle to cover distances. The machine can be easily detached from the wheelchair when need arises. “Not sure how old this video is, where it’s from or who this is. Received it randomly on Signal. But it looks like a really cool & thoughtful innovation. Truly a way of accelerating the lives of the differently fabled It merits support..& I’d be happy to help.. (sic),” Anand Mahindra wrote.