
We have been buying our daily produce from them over years, and these small businesses need our financial support to sustain their families.

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Despite his disability, the man has been passionately selling street food in the Malad area of Mumbai.

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The video of specially-abled street food vendor is a must-watch. His hard work to support his education is commendable.

After the gram is processed and sold as sattu, district estimates suggest that the returns can reach around Rs 3 Lakh to Rs 5 Lakh.