The Dhaka Times Desk He was born in a slum. The family was also plagued by poverty. That's why the four siblings used to sell oranges at the station. That orange seller is now a millionaire! He donated 85 million rupees worth of oxygen during this time of Corona!
Whose mother was busy all day to earn. After returning from work in the evening, he would return home with the boys and girls from the station. One of those 4 siblings is a millionaire today. From a small orange seller, the man has now become the owner of a 400 crore rupees company.
His name is Payre Khan. The person who grew up with difficulty has now come forward to donate oxygen in the ongoing corona situation. Payre Khan has already helped with 400 metric tons of liquid oxygen worth 85 lakh rupees.
It is known that Payare Khan was born in Tajbagh slum in Nagpur, India. Since 1995, he used to sit outside the Nagpur railway station with a basket of oranges and sell them. Passengers used to buy oranges from him during the journey.
At the age of 18, he learned to drive and worked as a courier in addition to selling oranges. Then one time he started driving with an auto. Being musically inclined, he also learned to play the keyboard. He also joined a band called Nagpur Melody Makers.
This is how his day went. In 2004 he planned to buy the truck. He was only 24 years old then. He bought a truck with a loan of 11 lakh rupees from the bank. After only two years, he paid off the loan.
Payre Khan now owns 125 trucks from that one truck. In addition, he rented another 3,000 trucks and drove them. Paire Khan has also opened a company called Assamese Road Transport Private Limited.
However, Payre Khan prefers to stay close to the ground even though he owns billions of rupees. Therefore Payre Khan donated 85 lakh rupees of oxygen in the oxygen crisis across the country.
Source: Anandabazar Patrika
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