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Man rides 1,100 km on bike to take pregnant wife to appear for exam
Updated On: 04 September, 2020 10:00 AM IST | Ranchi | mid-day online correspondent
Following shorter routes with the help of google maps, the couple travelled via Muzaffarpur in Bihar and Lucknow and finally reached Gwalior on the evening of August 30
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In a heartening incident, a man from Jharkhand drove a two-wheeler along with his pregnant wife, covering a distance of 1,100 km in order to help his wife reach for her examinations. The man started from Jharkhand and drove all the way to Gwalior in Madhya Pradesh for over three days so that his wife could fulfill her dream of becoming a school teacher.
The man identified as Dhananjay Kumar (26), a resident of Godda city, is a class 10 pass out and works as a cook. Kumar's wife Soni Hembram (24) is a second-year student, who has enrolled in a diploma course in elementary education with the Madhya Pradesh board of secondary education, reports Hindustan Times.
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