The real life story of a smiling hero from Jharkhand, India will surely melt your hearts. By my brother – Vikram
Nine year old Manish Kumar Chandravanshi flashed his trademark toothy smile at me. The joy on his face filled me with immense happiness. I had just handed him a packet of bourbon biscuit and asked to eat it. But the little boy wanted to share it with his mother and elder sisters. He asked my permission to leave. I was not surprised! I had already witnessed that selflessness was just one of the many traits of this noble boy.
I would have put him into the category of another poverty-stricken child, deprived of a decent childhood and quality education but one particular incident made him a hero in my eyes. Observing him, I realised that he is a born leader. Although, I have often found him dictating terms to kids older than him but that day he surprised me by his leadership, resilience and enthusiasm. The incident goes like…
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How sad! Blesses with Manish.
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Yes it is! Thank you
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Welcome, Good Morning
In India so many children & parents not got affordable basic service. Government ignore basic facility (health, education, house)like roti kapada aur makan.
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Yes, I know, it is heartbreaking. I hope things change soon.
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Heeee, that’s not possible!
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🙁
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World is full of Manish! Thanks for sharing.
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So true. 🙁
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Don’t be sad! Things happens for a reason.. what we can do is be Kind as much as possible in our own way of life. ☺️
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Very nicely said. Only if we could do more atleast for kids
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Yes! We all can contribute.. nothing called small or big… Even our time.. small drops of Kindness makes their world filled with an ocean of care and Hope☺️
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So very true!
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The world is full of Manish and these kids are much more matured. The situation has ruined their childhood and made them adults a bit too early. It’s a pity.
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It is a pity! It is just so unfortunate.
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