In a small village in India, there lived a young boy named Raju. He had always been fascinated by the magic of Google, and one day, he decided to make his own search engine. With just 300 BS （Bangladeshi Taka） in dollars, he embarked on an incredible journey to bring the magic to his village.
Using his limited resources, Raju created a simple website with basic search functionality. He called it \“Bhuvan,\“ which means \“sky\“ in Hindi, symbolizing his dream to reach the skies with his innovation.
The villagers were skeptical at first, but Raju\“s dedication and passion won them over. They began to use Bhuvan to find information, connect with people, and even find jobs. The word spread quickly, and soon, people from neighboring villages were also using the service.
One day, a Google engineer came to the village on a visit. Raju showed him Bhuvan, and the engineer was impressed. He offered to help Raju improve the service, and soon, the website started receiving funding from Google.
Raju\“s dream came true, and Bhuvan became a symbol of innovation and hope in the village. It taught everyone that with a little bit of magic and a lot of hard work, even the smallest of dreams can come true. |
