Mango changed luck: Father lost his job in epidemic, girl child was selling mangoes on the roadside to study, Mumbai businessman bought 12 mangoes for 1.20 lakhs

The picture of Tulsi selling mangoes on the roadside went viral on social media.

Mango has changed the fate of an 11-year-old girl in Jamshedpur, Jharkhand. Actually, Tulsi, a mango seller on the side of the road, wants to read. Online classes are being held during the pandemic. So he needed a smart phone.

The father had lost his job due to Corona, which increased the concern. But the situation could not break the spirit of the girl. Tulsi, a resident of Strait Miles Road, found a way to get money. Tulsi would pick mangoes from her garden everyday and sell them sitting on the roadside. She started collecting the money she would get so that she could study online by buying a smart phone.

Meanwhile, the picture of the girl selling mangoes went viral on social media. Seeing the picture, a businessman from Mumbai made up his mind to help him. Out of the mangoes being sold by the girl, she bought 12 mangoes for Rs 1 lakh 20 thousand. Today Tulsi has bought a smart phone with this money and is now going to start online studies.

Tulsi was assisted by a Mumbai businessman of Rs 1.20 lakh.

Help from social media
Tulsi, who was studying in 5th standard in Bagunhatu Government School, had reached the verge of dropping out. The financial condition of the house is not good and Tulsi has a passion for reading. Right now the lockdown is going on and there was a dire need of mobile for the online class. That’s why Tulsi used to pick mangoes from the plantation every day and sell them on the roadside. Meanwhile, his picture became viral on social media. After this, Mumbai businessman Ameya Hete came forward to help Tulsi.

Studying at home, Tulsi wants to become a teacher along with her two sisters.

FD made of 80 thousand rupees
Out of 1 lakh 20 thousand rupees received from Mumbai businessman Ameya Hete, the girl has bought a mobile phone worth 13 thousand rupees. The family made a fixed deposit of Rs 80,000 in the name of the girl child, so that she would not face any problem in further studies. Ameya Hete told that Tulsi’s father Shriman Kumar has lost his job in Corona. In such a situation, he was very worried about the future of the child. Now he will continue to bear the expenses of Tulsi’s studies from time to time. Books have been bought and given to Tulsi. Mobile has also been recharged for one year.

Tulsi wants to become a teacher
Tulsi told that now she will study herself and will also teach two sisters Roshni and Deepika. His dream is that all three sisters will become teachers and spread education among poor children, so that no poor can be deprived of education.