11-yo girl sells mangoes to pursue education; gets Rs 1.2 lakh for dozen mangoes


Team Udayavani, Jun 29, 2021, 2:22 PM IST

Source: Twitter

 

After the video of an 11-year-old girl in Jamshedpur selling mangoes to buy a phone, in order to attend online classes went viral, she is now awarded Rs 1.2 lakh.

Tulsi Kumar, an 11-year-old girl was not able to continue her education online due to financial constraints, following which she resorted to selling mangoes.

Tulsi said that she was not able to bear the pain of not being able to attend online classes and therefore decided to sell mangoes so she could buy a smartphone and continue her studies.

The viral video managed to attract the attention of a Mumbai-based Valuable Edutainment Private Limited that then decided to buy a dozen mangoes for Rs 1.2 lakh.

Tulsi said that a few days after the video was shared, someone called up from Mumbai and offered to pay Rs 10,000 each for 12 mangoes.

The money was transferred to her father’s account and a tutor was hired for Tulsi.

Tulsi’s mother Padmini Devi said, “Tulsi is good at studies and we are hopeful she will do something good in her life,”

Valuable Edutainment Private Limited, which lent a helping hand, expects more students to seek inspiration for Tulsi’s story.

A letter received by Tulsi from the Managing Director of Valuable Edutainment Private Limited, Ameya Hete, read, “We hope that this helps you not only through these tough times, but help your future education needs as well,” further adding, “When there is a will, there is a way.”

Udayavani is now on Telegram. Click here to join our channel and stay updated with the latest news.

Top News

Farooq Abdullah seeks inquiry into spike in terror attacks in Valley since Omar’s swearing-in

Sabarimala pilgrims to get free insurance coverage of Rs five lakh

Delhi: Woman chops off her husband’s private parts

Man who threw stub near CRPF school among 50 questioned, not certain if he triggered blast: police

Train movement in Assam’s Lumding Badarpur hill section resumes

TTD chief says only Hindu staff in Tirumala, while Centre wants non-Muslims in Waqf Boards: Owaisi

Those snatching central univ teachers’ right of reservation lecturing others: Kharge

Related Articles More

Udupi: ‘Team Taulava’ takes charge to preserve endangered ancient monuments

Mangaluru: Special children add colour to Deepavali with hand-painted diyas

Boeing satellite explodes in space adding to orbital debris woes

Bantwal Jayaram Acharya: The comedic genius who bridged tradition and modernity in Yakshagana

Kalladka’s Fall: Once bustling market now swallowed by construction

MUST WATCH

Gho Pooja in Deepavali Festival

Melukote Deepavali

Ganapathi Co-operative Society Ltd

Udayavani Chinnara Banna 2024

Annapoorna Aahar | Food Places In Mysore


Latest Additions

IPL Retention: Kohli drops hints of completing 20 years with RCB till 2027

Shah Rukh Khan turns 59, fans wait outside Mannat to catch superstar’s glimpse

Farooq Abdullah seeks inquiry into spike in terror attacks in Valley since Omar’s swearing-in

Sabarimala pilgrims to get free insurance coverage of Rs five lakh

Delhi: Woman chops off her husband’s private parts

Thanks for visiting Udayavani

You seem to have an Ad Blocker on.
To continue reading, please turn it off or whitelist Udayavani.