Mangaluru: Thank you - Good Samaritans help watchman's children pursue education


Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru

Mangaluru, May 24: Readers of daijiworld have once again made a difference and given a ray of hope to a needy family.

On May 11, daijiworld had published the plight of a watchman whose young and bright children needed financial support to pursue further studies. Soon after the appeal went online, readers from all corners responded and offered to help the family.

In a commendable humanitarian gesture, three persons, who wish to remain anonymous, have come forward to sponsor the education of the children.

Man Bahadur and his wife Geetha Devi, hailing from Mahender Nager located on the Indo-Nepal border, came to Mangaluru 22 years ago. Bahadur was hired as a watchman, but unfortunately, he lost his job in 2015 and since then, the family has been struggling to make ends meet. Among their four children, Anitha and Manisha have completed their SSLC and dream of studying further. Suraj and Sujatha are in the high school.

Now, the family is greatly relieaved and extremely happy. Three families who do not want to reveal their names in public have come forward to bear the entire expense of the children's education. Thanks to the generous sponsors, Manisha and Anitha have already got admission in Padua PU college for commerce, as they had desired.

"We are grateful to the sponsors and the readers of daijiworld. Until now, we had believed our children's dream of pursuing higher education would remain just a dream. Our children, especially Manisha and Anitha were sad that we could not afford their education. But daijiworld readers have made them happy and proved that there are a lot of kind-hearted people in society. Once again I thank everyone for supporting us," said an emotional Bahadur.

He also said that apart from the three sponcers, a large number of readers contacted him and offered to extend a helping hand.

We at Daijiworld thank our readers for rising to the occasion each and every time someone needs help. Let us keep our hearts open and may humanity flourish.

 

 

 

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  • Santan Mascarenhas, Kinnigoli/Mumbai

    Thu, May 25 2017

    Thanks to Daijiworld for mobilizing help to the needy. I have read in Dale Carnegie's book "Stop Worrying and Start Living" that there are plenty of people in this world who are ready to help others, but, the pride and prejudice of the needy keeps them away from asking. With humility, this watchman asked for help and his dream of educating his children has come true.

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  • valerian rodrigues, ujire

    Wed, May 24 2017

    FIRSTLY I THANK DAIJI WORLD BECAUSE OF GREAT THINKING TO HELP THE NEEDY PEOPLE.IN NOW DAYS MANY MEDIA PEOPLE BLACKMAILING TO GET MONEY FOR THEMSELVES.BUT THIS CHANNEL WORKING WITHOUT PROFIT.SPECIAL THANKS TO ITS LEADER WALTER NANDALIKE .

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  • CNA, KSA

    Wed, May 24 2017

    Got a chance to speak to the Bahadur and Anitha his daughter. They are kindhearted people and children yearn for education. I'm glad many have come forward to donate to the family.

    God Bless Bahadur and his family and all the donors who have made the dream of education come true for the children.

    Cheers!

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Wed, May 24 2017

    May God bless these samaritans ...

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  • Flavian, Mangalore/Kuwait

    Wed, May 24 2017

    That is the quality/generosity of Mangalorean from all walks of life.
    God bless.

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