Some stories don't make you angry at first... they leave you speechless.
Shivcharan Gupta spent his entire life working hard, making sacrifices, and dreaming of giving his daughters a better life than he ever had.
After his wife passed away, he moved into an old age home. The one thing he always kept beside him was his mobile phone, hoping to stay connected with his daughters and waiting for their calls.
When his health began to deteriorate, the old age home informed all three daughters. Days went by, but not one of them came to see him.
After he passed away, they were informed once again. The staff even offered to delay the funeral so the family could come and say one last goodbye. But no one came even though two of his daughters lived in India and the third in neighboring Nepal.
One daughter sent money online to cover the funeral expenses. The final rites were watched through a video call, and a father's last goodbye was reduced to a screen.
Imagine giving your whole life to build a family... only for strangers to carry you on your final journey while your own children were "too busy."
Parents don't ask for a life of luxury. They only hope that when their final chapter arrives, their children will be there beside them.
Success means nothing if the hands that raised you are left waiting for you until their very last breath.
ЁЯЪи A candidate who scored just 1 out of 800 marks in NEET-PG has secured admission to MS Orthopaedics at Kamineni Academy of Medical Sciences, Hyderabad.
The Supreme Court of India declared the right to walk safely on footpaths a fundamental right under Article 21 and Article 19(1)(d) of the Constitution.
@mybmc@MumbaiPolice Are you guys going to take any action?