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What financial crisis can bring is harsh and this story is light in dark.
Miracles happen in seconds, and so it`s said to be active all the time. The story of a little girl selling mangoes is getting viral as she gets 1.25 lakh in exchange for 12 mangoes. Yes! this story is of an 11-year-old girl studying in class five. A man handed 1.25 lakh in exchange for 12 mangoes. Though the mangoes were not special or expensive but the spark and passion in the little girl added value to them.
The girl named Tulsi residing in bungalow number 47 outhouse of Strat Miles Road, was shattered with the poor economic condition.
Because of the poor financial condition and pandemic, this little girl did not have the facility of smartphone for continuing her study and so she started selling mangoes on the street. She plucked the ripe mangoes from the tree in the garden and sold them. This is where the miracle begins as the story reaches Ameya Hete, vice chairman of a Mumbai-based valuable endowment company.
He stepped forward to help her. The big businessman gave a new flight to the girl`s dreams by buying only 12 mangoes for 1 lakh 20 thousand rupees. No one can imagine the happiness of Tulsi after getting this help.
Tulsi then purchased a smartphone worth 13,000 rupees out of this amount and saved the rest for further studies. Tulsi is no longer selling mangoes, but studying at home.
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