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It’s difficult to find people who selflessly help fellow humans in today’s world. Most of us spend almost every single penny of our income on ourselves and our families. But a tea seller from Kanpur spends around 80% of his monthly income on underprivileged kids.
Mohammad Mahboob Malik, who runs a tea stall in the city caught VVS Laxman’s eye recently. The former cricketer shared a picture of the tea seller alongside some impressive details about him.
“Mohammad Mahboob Malik, a tea seller from Kanpur takes care of education for 40 children. He has a small tea shop and spends 80% of his income on the education of these children. What an inspiration!” he wrote.
Mohammad Mahboob Malik, a tea seller from Kanpur takes care of education for
40 children. He has a small tea shop and spends 80% of his income on the education of these children. What an inspiration ! pic.twitter.com/H1FTxeYuz7— VVS Laxman (@VVSLaxman281) November 6, 2019
Malik runs a school for underprivileged children in the Sharda Nagar area of Kanpur in Uttar Pradesh, reports NDTV. He provides free education to the kids and sponsors their uniforms, books, and stationery as well.
Speaking to Dainik Bhaskar, Malik also shared that he spent his childhood in extreme poverty and could only study till high school, so he decided to help others get education free of cost.
The post has garnered several positive reactions on Twitter with people heaping praise on Malik, calling him a real hero.
Really an inspiration. We all should try to do at least one percent of what he is doing. You have shared a great inspiration.
— Renuka Bapat (@Renuka840800427) November 6, 2019
https://twitter.com/Aadityadams/status/1192025293071863808?s=20
Where in kanpur I'll move to meet such man
— Imtiyaz Warsi (@aiwaarsi) November 6, 2019
Sir, @VVSLaxman281 pls send me address of this guy's I want to meet him and want to contribute myself however is possible to me !
Right now I am at Allahabad that's very close to Kanpur I can reach to him easily ,oulthough I am from Gorkhapur ! I want to meet this guy.— Mukesh Srivastava (@ethicsM6) November 6, 2019
Really he is. Not taking a dig and not criticising anyone. But how often we only hear about lower profile people to have come up with such inspirations and not the one who have earned and are earning zillions of money and still don't give it back 2 society frm whr they got it all
— Rahul Tanwar (@rahult0911) November 7, 2019
True human being sir and hope some of our so called deshbhakts don't judge him by he's name may God bless this man and give him more strength to keep doing good deeds for those who is in need
Thank you
— Vaseem A (@WaseemAkram242) November 6, 2019
People are like Malik are certainly hard to find. But the world surely needs more people like him! Right?
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