A story of spontaneous kindness by an Indian student named Tanvi Chandra has won over social media users. The girl was riding an auto-rickshaw to college when, at a traffic light, a street vendor approached with children's toys. The tuktuk driver showed interest in a large toy tractor, but upon learning the price of 550 Indian rupees, he was disappointed and declined to buy it due to lack of money, reports infohub.kz.
Noticing the man's disappointment, Tanvi Chandra decided to step in. She haggled with the seller and bought the toy for 450 rupees to give it to the driver. According to the passenger, the driver was deeply touched by the gesture and shared a personal story: his son often complained that his father never brought him gifts from work.
Later, the girl posted a video recounting the incident, noting that the money spent brought her genuine joy. The Indian student's act drew a wave of positive reactions: thousands of internet users praised her for her sensitivity and attention to someone else's problem.