Build a United Village by Helping the Needy

[Nityam Ghosh]

Nandlal Chik Baraik's Inspiring Story
Age: 27 years | Location: Basa line

I once helped some elderly women. They were loading heavy items onto a cart, but struggled with the overloaded bag. I immediately assisted and carefully placed the bag on the cart. Another elderly person asked for help, and I provided it. Later, some people advised against it, but I said, "They were hungry. It's not good to see the helpless suffer. Helping is our duty."

Nandlal Ji's Strengths:
Helping others, positively solving problems, and completing tasks on time.

Lessons Learned as SALT Facilitator from Nandlal Ji:
Nandlal Ji's story taught empathy and promptness. He helps the needy without hesitation, reflecting SALT's core principles of 'listening and sharing'.

Your Thoughts for Youth and Community?
Nandlal Ji: Youth should stand firmly on their own feet, earn jobs through hard work, and choose the right path. The village should be drug-free and united. Everyone should progress together.

What Went Well Today During the Conversation, and Why?
Talking about the village gladdened my heart. Such questions are rarely asked. It felt good that my thoughts were understood.

What Could Have Been Better?
In our village, parents should care for their children more attentively. Everyone should discuss such serious issues together. More parents should join us, listen to these conversations, and participate, which would be very good.