Positive vibes coming from India

Let's rewind the clock on 25 March 2020 when Prime Minister Narendra Modi officially declared the nation wide lockdown in order to tackle the pandemic due to Covid-19 . Without any pre - alert the lockdown declared which leads to havoc among common citizens. Everyone rushed to markets to buy essential stuff for livelihood . Hundreds and thousands of people lost their jobs. Lack of planning and management by Government forced migrant workers to leave their working place and move towards their village for survival. But apart from these deep troubles , there are some positive vibes and news coming from India.

One of the uplifting news came from Delhi where a class 10th student Zareb Vardhan is busy doing good. Like most of his friend in lockdown is busy playing video games and watching TV after classes . Till he saw how the policeman was suffering out on the streets and decided to do something to help . He could make shields so he used his pocket money and bought a 3D printer . He converted his study room into workshop and began designing the 3D face shield . Once he had a 100 shields ready , he presented them to the Delhi police . The commissioner was so touched that the young boy had done this for them.

There was a news about a 70 yr old Lilavati Devi who was stranded at Mumbai railway station wanting to go home to her children in Delhi . Some good people there bought her a ticket. When she reached Delhi , she got the virus and was hospitalized for couple of weeks. Both her sons refused to take her home. Her daughter wanted to but could not. A politician came in front to help. He discussed with his wife and children and now they've got Lilavati to move into their house. She is with them for more than a month and his family claim that they will never let her go. The politician name is Sanjay Singh .

Now let's move to Madhya Pradesh . In a village called Ajnol lives 15 yr old Roshni Bhadoria . She recently got her class 10th results and scored 98.5% with 100 and 100 in maths and science . She comes from village where girls don't go to school very often. Moreover her father is a farmer has limited means. But Roshni was determined. Her father is a graduate and her mother has studied to class 12th. So they decided to put all three children to schools . And now her results is speaking her determined goal.

By Abhishek Kumar

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