People are starting to realise that kindness and compassion are a few of the major elements that will save humanity from itself. There’s hope in our world and it can be best seen with stories like this of a Kerala woman.
A heartwarming gesture was captured on video. It shows a woman from the Indian state of Kerala helping a visually impaired man catch a bus that he almost missed. The lady, dressed in an Indian traditional dress called ‘saree’, runs towards the state transport bus. When she catches up with the bus, she is seen speaking to the conductor. She then runs back towards the blind man while the bus waits. She then holds the blind man by hand and helps him get to the bus.
A local news outlet was able to reach out to her. In her interview, the lady said, “I asked him where he needed to go. I needed to know if there was a bus stop there. I thought my husband, Anoop, on his bike can drop him at the bus stand.”
She added, “Fortunately, the bus came and stopped a bit ahead. I ran to the bus and told the conductor who was sitting at the back about the blind person. I didn’t think the bus would wait.”
Twitter Response to kind Kerala woman
The original video was first posted by Joshua Athimoottil and widely shared on Twitter by Vijayakumar, an IPS officer . He wrote on his post, “She made this world a better place to live. Kindness is beautiful!”
உலகம் அன்பான மனிதர்களால் அழகாகிறது#kindness #love pic.twitter.com/B2Nea2wKQ4
The story has quickly gone viral on Twitter. Many users were awe of her sense of kindness and generosity. A user wrote, “She is one of her kind. Good Instincts straight away, did not hesitate even one second. World still exists due to souls like these.”
Others users like Ram Pasupathy reacted by saying, “She did not know that she was captured. She was spontaneously affectionate”
Another user reported the name of this kind Kerala woman, “She is from Kerala Her Name Is Supriya Big Salute”
A Twitter user, RSR, wrote, “These kind of persons make the world beautiful. Let’s protect them, care for them, support them and let’s be like them. #spreadpositivevibes”
Likewise, Fathima wrote, “Believe in love and I’m sure there won’t be any hatred and hypocrisy, existence of some kind and humane [people] doesn’t show that all other human beings are inhumane, just we fail to show our great attributes of humanity and kindness to the fullest and we fail to understand the mankind”
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Kind act led to a kind act in return
Supriya is a saleswoman working with the Alukkas Group for the past three years. Due to the kind gesture, the chairman of Alukkas Group, Joy Alukkas, congragulated her and also met with her family at their rented house. Alukkas requested Supriya to visit the head office in Thrissur, Kerala for a surprise.
Then, much to her surprise, Supriya was offered a new house as a gift.
