A Little Kindness Goes A Long Way: Coimbatore Biryani Stall Offers Free Food To Those Who Can't Pay
For many, this has come in efforts to feed their communities. An example of this is a woman from Tamil Nadu whose biryani stall is winning a lot of people over with her heartfelt gesture.
The world is facing a very different reality and it's all because of coronavirus. In India alone, the number of cases and deaths are rising at an alarming rate. But amid all the doom and gloom, people throughout the country are lifting up those in need by putting their extra time and resources, big or small, to good use.
For many, this moment in time has come as an opportunity to feed their communities. An example of this is a woman from Tamil Nadu whose biryani stall is winning a lot of people over with her heartfelt gesture.
Radio jockey-actor RJ Balaji, took to Twitter to share the thoughtful act of the stall. ¡°What a great gesture by this small roadside biryani shop in Puliakulam, Coimbatore! Humanity at its best,¡± reads his tweet.
What a great gesture by this small roadside biryani shop in Puliakulam, Coimbatore.! Humanity at its best !!! ?? pic.twitter.com/VZYWgRzwaN
¡ª RJ Balaji (@RJ_Balaji) April 15, 2021
Situated in Coimbatore's Puliakulam locality, the woman who runs the small stall is offering biryani to anyone who is feeling hungry and that too for free. Isn't that incredible?
Donning a mask, a large steel container with biryani in it is kept at the stall which is protected from the piercing sunlight with the help of umbrellas.
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Twitter/RJ Balaji
There is also a small blackboard, kept in front of the stall, with a few words written on them. When translated from Tamil they read, ¡°Are you hungry, take it.... with love.¡±
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Twitter/RJ Balaji
Since being shared on Twitter, the post has gathered over 24,000 likes and has been retweeted more than 3,500 times.
In these dire times, our fight against the deadly virus is being aided by these small but important gestures that have made a big impact. We can only salute and pay our respects to such heroes.
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