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Child Utilizes ₹7,000 Tournament Winnings to Gift ₹2,000 Phone to Family’s Cook, Viral Post Melts Hearts

Mr Balaji shared a picture of his son gifting the mobile phone to their cook.

In a touching display of empathy and generosity, Ankit, a young boy, has captured the internet’s heart by using a portion of his tournament prize money to purchase a mobile phone for the family’s cook. The heartwarming narrative, shared by Ankit’s father, V. Balaji, on social media platform X (formerly Twitter), quickly went viral, resonating with audiences and eliciting admiration for the boy’s innocence paired with mature compassion.

Mr Balaji posted a picture of Ankit presenting the mobile phone to their cook, Saroja, along with a caption that read, “Ankit has so far earned 7K by playing weekend tournaments. And today he got our Cook Saroja a mobile phone for 2K from his winnings. She has been taking care of him since he was 6 Months. As parents @meerabalaji3107 I can’t be more happier.”

Ankit’s thoughtful gesture has garnered widespread appreciation on the internet. One user remarked, “The kid is going to go a long way. A big congratulations to the parents for instilling the right set of values.”

Another user expressed, “Brilliant… u guys as parents deserve huge applause.. There is nothing better than ‘To give.’ To instill that in a kid is very very important.”

“My parents taught me more about giving than about possession. This tweet fills me with gratitude and gladness. Thank you for sharing,” shared a third user.

“The joy of the giver and receiver speaks the tons of blessings. This is what our culture teaches and helps us evolve into responsible and kind-hearted citizens. Best Wishes” conveyed a fourth user.

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“Fantastic sentiment. Parenting in this way is the only option to build a more fulfilling, empathetic, and productive society full of people who truly understand the importance of human connection, collaboration, and compassion. Big ups,” praised a fifth user.