A disabled 14-year-old has been making use of his feet to complete his daily chores in northern India's Uttar Pradesh after losing both his arms in an accident.

Video footage from September 23 shows the extraordinary teenager using his feet to write, paint, and even sweep the floor with a broom.

Gopal Dixit, a resident of Jalalabad village in Kannauj, lost both of his arms while playing cricket in 2008 when he was just three years old.

Dixit accidentally touched electrical wiring while fetching a cricket ball and was electrocuted. He also suffered injuries on the top of his head.

After being taken to the hospital, doctors advised Dixit's family to amputate both of his arms. He then received critical medical care for over a year.

Recently, Dixit participated in an Indian Sanskrit Knowledge examination, where he finished in first place.

A physically disabled 14-year-old has been making use of his feet to complete his daily chores in northern India's Uttar Pradesh after losing both his arms in an accident a few years ago. He is a resident of Jalalabad village in Kannauj.

Gopal Dixit, the lionhearted young boy lost both of his arms while playing cricket back in 2008 when he was just three years old.

He accidentally touched a transformer's electrical wiring while fetching a cricket ball and was electrocuted. The top of his head also suffered injuries.

On being taken to the hospital, doctors advised his family to amputate both of his arms. He received critical medical care for over a year after the accident.

After completely recovering from his trauma, Gopal got back up on his feet and strived to move forward.

He tried to write using his feet and in these years he has become completely adept at writing with his feet.

Recently Gopal participated in Indian Sanskrit Knowledge Examination and finished first.

Videos show the extraordinary teenager using his feet to write as well as paint. He even uses his feet to sweep the floor with a broom.