A tea stall in Rajgir offers free milk to infants up to 18 months old. This compassionate service began in 1990 and continues for over three decades. The founder’s brother maintains this tradition, financing it from shop earnings. He believes blessings from helping others bring satisfaction. This act of kindness has become a cherished family legacy. A tea stall in Rajgir offers free milk to infants up to 18 months old. This compassionate service began in 1990 and continues for over three decades. The founder’s brother maintains this tradition, financing it from shop earnings. He believes blessings from helping others bring satisfaction. This act of kindness has become a cherished family legacy.
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Bihar tea seller’s one glass of milk becomes 35-year legacy
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