The Dhaka Times Desk Daughter's fifth birthday. No error has been placed in the arrangement. The birthday was celebrated by cutting the cake and inviting about 250 people. But not in a rented house or a big restaurant. The venue address is Platform No. 8 of Burdwan Station. Invitees range from street children to platform bums. Bhaswati, who has just turned five, cut the birthday cake and presented it to them. After that meat and rice feast.
Burdwan station post office sub-postmaster Suttam Ruidas celebrated her daughter's birthday in this way. He said that he grew up fighting poverty as a child. For many days I had to go to school with half a meal. Because the condition of the house was not good. So, on the way to and from work, it is difficult for him to see those children and vagrants in the station area. That's why it came to mind to celebrate the daughter's birthday in this way.
The menu for the birthday party on Tuesday consisted of rice, potato-cauliflower curry, meat, chutney and bhonde. Stray children, vagrants from their parents also play. Before that, Bhaswati herself cut the cake and fed it to the street children. Kochi hands the bowl of meat broth towards the people who have been starving for almost a day. Suttambabu's request, come forward for all the people whose roads and stations are the address. Then maybe for several days of the year they will have full stomach food.
Durga Bhattacharya of the organization working with street children, Jayant Midya, official of Burdwan Development Corporation were present to applaud this initiative. Suttambabu's colleagues Shyamapad Chakraborty, Arup Chakraborty congratulated him by participating in the event.
A truly humanitarian and noble initiative. Congratulations to Suttam Ruidas Babu, Sub-Postmaster, Post Office, Burdwan Station, for his unique and brilliant approach. Best wishes for little Bhaswati. May the face of parents shine by becoming a great and real good person in life.
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