Meet Narendra Patil: The Human Indicator of Mumbai Dadar Station

Meet Narendra Patil: The buses in Mumbai are not easy to ride. They are overcrowded, hot, and uncomfortable. But they're the fastest way around. One man at Dadar, one of Mumbai's busiest stations, has been doing something really nice for others by doing something unselfish.

Among the frantic rush of daily travelers, Mumbai's Dadar station stands out for Narendra Patil's "human indicator" services. Patil has become a lifesaver for people who don't know train schedules and platforms because of his friendly smile and willingness to help.

In addition to providing direction and clarity, Patil ensures everyone gets to their destination without trouble, regardless of their experience level. His altruistic two hours of service each day has been greatly appreciated by the public, who have expressed amazement at his dedication—especially since it is offered without payment.

A video of Patil's unselfish deed was shared on Instagram by @viralbhayani, who called him a “human indicator”, and serves as a reminder of how compassion impacts our everyday lives. Over 3.4 million people have viewed the clip and more than 1,50,000 have liked it.

Many people admired Patil's charitable efforts on the internet, calling his efforts unselfish and wonderful. “Ya I saw him and I thought why is he selflessly helping everyone,” one user wrote. Another commented, “This is actually helpful for newcomers. Dadar station plays a big role in Mumbaikers life. People get confused for central and western line trains always. This man is doing his best. God bless him.”

If you need help at Dadar Station, look for Narendra Patil.

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