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10-yr-old boy’s gesture for birds wins hearts
Where there is a will there is a way, so goes the moral in the story of thirsty crow. But in this barbeque summer, people moving around are quenching their thirst in water kiosks set up by some charitable organisations.
Tandur: Where there is a will there is a way, so goes the moral in the story of thirsty crow. But in this barbeque summer, people moving around are quenching their thirst in water kiosks set up by some charitable organisations.
But the plight of animals and birds are really horrible in the season. Bird lovers across the world appealed through social media to provide water to them in every possible way. Some generous people are offering water in clay vessels and pots.
Such a generous gesture from a boy from Peddemul has become cynosure of all eyes. Every day in the morning, he climbs up the roof and keeps water in clay saucer for birds. Especially crows are quenching their thirst with his offering. He is Vaishnav Nandan, a 10-year-old boy, son of Anil and Sindhu.
He is studying fifth class in Jagadgirigutta, Hyderabad. He came to his native place during the summer vacation. Moved by the hardship being faced by the birds in this scorching season, he decided to bring respite to the little beings. His gesture attracted the citizens of the town. They are heaping praises up on him for his kind gesture.
