Man Builds 90 Houses for Homeless People as Wedding Gift for His Daughter, Bride Is Blown Away
- A business merchant in India, Ajay Munot, decided to use the money he had saved up for his daughter's wedding
- Ajay revealed he was going to use the sum to buy a gift for his daughter whenever she decided to get married
- Instead of getting the gift, he built 90 homes on two acres of land for poor people in his community who cannot pay for shelter
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A kind man, Ajay Munot, has given his daughter a nice wedding gift as he built a total of 90 houses for the homeless in her honour.
Before the special day, the man had years ago put aside some funds for the wedding. As time went by, he started seeing many people in his community suffering and that disturbed his spirit greatly, Understanding Compassion reports.
Source: UGC
Lady accepted
With the amount he had saved up for his daughter’s wedding, the man thought that he could use the same fund to give people decent homes.
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When the cloth merchant told his daughter about the idea, the lady accepted it, saying that it is a beautiful initiative, ANI News reports.
They gave out the keys
With the money, he was able to buy two acres of land and build 90 units of houses for those who cannot afford shelter.
After the lady’s wedding, she and her husband handed the keys to all the beneficiaries. Ajay said he hopes people would give out of their abundance to help poor people just like he has done.
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Bi Phakathi helps homeless orphan start own business, Inspires South Africans: "I know God sent you"
In other news about good Samaritans, Briefly News reported that BI Phakhati once again lent a helping hand to a man that has been living on the streets. Phakhati recently found a homeless man sitting by the curb near a shop and asked him what he should get for him. The man replied by saying that he was fine with anything Phakhati had to offer.
Phakhati asked the man where he lived and what he usually eats and the homeless man said that he had been living on the streets since his family died. Moved by the man's story Phakhati bought a loaf of bread and a bottle of a cold drink for him.
The homeless man was grateful and thanked Phakhati and asked God to bless the good Samaritan.
Source: Briefly News
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