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An indian rickshaw puller resting in strange position Royalty Free Stock Photo

A rickshaw puller with his customer. A scene from city of Kolkata, India. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Hand of rickshaw puller with bell Royalty Free Stock Photo

Auto rickshaw puller of Jaipur Royalty Free Stock Photo

Rickshaw puller in the city illustration concept Royalty Free Stock Photo

Rickshaw puller kept his hands and fingers on a handlebars Royalty Free Stock Photo

Rickshaw puller kept his hand on a handlebars Royalty Free Stock Photo

Traditional hand Rickshaw puller at city of joy Kolkata since British period Royalty Free Stock Photo

Silhouette motion of rickshaw puller Royalty Free Stock Photo

A rickshaw puller waits for passengers at a roadside in Kolkata West Bengal, Royalty Free Stock Photo

There are more than 18,000 rickshaws plying the streets of Kolkata, nearly 6,000 of whom are registered with the city government. During KolkataÃ¢â¬â¢s monsoon rains, when the streets are regularly flooded, rickshaws are a used widely, even for trips as short as across the street. The rickshaw-wallahs are also busy during the sweltering months of spring and summer, when walking the streets can seem a hellish ordeal. During these times, the Rickshaw PullerÃ¢â¬â¢s Union claims that its members earn approximately Rs. 100 ($2.25) per day, though this figure is almost surely exaggerated.