At an age when many people slow down, Kamla Negi started a new life, new job and took on one of the toughest jobs in the hills of Uttarakhand. She is 60-years-old and is repairing punctures in scooters and cars. Not only this, she is also handling the massive tyres of trucks, dumpers, buses and JCB machines. The woman belongs from Nainital’s Ramgarh region and has built a reputation for doing work traditionally associated with men. At an age when many people slow down, Kamla Negi started a new life, new job and took on one of the toughest jobs in the hills of Uttarakhand. She is 60-years-old and is repairing punctures in scooters and cars. Not only this, she is also handling the massive tyres of trucks, dumpers, buses and JCB machines. The woman belongs from Nainital’s Ramgarh region and has built a reputation for doing work traditionally associated with men.
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