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Six shots of life
We’re back to spreading positivity and chasing away the gloom. Our editor picks shots of life that bring a smile A SWEET ACT INSTILLING FAITH IN HUMANITY A STORY OF DETERMINATION FOR A LARGER CAUSE SOCIAL MEDIA TO THE RESCUE
The Shah family, that runs a grocery store in Massachusetts, US, returned a $1M lottery ticket to its rightful owner, Lea Rose Fiega, who had mistakenly discarded it. In a country where the average yearly wage is $50K, $1M would have changed Shahs’ life. However, they did the right thing and deserve due recognition!
Our reader Dr Kriti Bhatia shared with us how a 76-year-old Sangeeta Bhatia from Noida is battling Hepatitis C since three years. She believes in keeping herself busy and loves painting and creating beautiful portraits. Hats off to her will power!
COMPASSION WINS HEARTS
When people come together to help, miracles are born. Thane-based Minal Vernekar succumbed to Covid-19, moments after giving birth to a boy. As the child was allergic to formula milk, several lactating women reached out to offer their breast milk. Chetan Vernekar, the father, has been left overwhelmed by the selfless gesture.
Singer Lata Mangeshkar, in cooperation with Hridaynath and Dr Dhananjay Kelkar, has come to the rescue of scores of people. They’re offering free Covid-19 vaccination under the Shree Mangesh Vaccination Fund. Such kind gestures inspire all to do their bit and stand by others in these testing times. Compassion is contagious.
Robin Zacchaeus, noticed a child begging outside Gandhi Hospital, Hyderabad, and offered to help him get education. As the boy agreed, he posted the kid’s picture on Twitter, seeking help. The plea reached the ears of Cabinet Minister KT Rama Rao, and now the little boy is on his way to a welfare home.
Compiled by Swati Chaturvedi
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