Once upon a time in Kolkata, a young girl named Anjali lived in a small, humble house with her grandmother. She was a bright and curious child who loved to explore the streets of her neighborhood.
One sunny afternoon, Anjali was walking to the market when she saw a beggar sitting on the ground, his eyes filled with hopelessness. The beggar was holding a small sign that read, \“Three dollars a cop, three dollars a cop.\“
Curious about the sign, Anjali asked the beggar, \“What does that mean, sir?\“ The beggar smiled weakly and said, \“It means I will do anything for three dollars. Anything at all.\“
That night, Anjali decided to do something special with her three dollars. She bought some colorful balloons and a small bag of sweets and made her way back to the beggar\“s spot.
When the beggar saw her, he was thrilled. \“What\“s this for, miss?\“ he asked.
\“For you, my friend,\“ Anjali replied with a warm smile. \“For the chance to make a difference in your life today.\“
The beggar\“s eyes sparkled with tears of joy as he received the balloons and sweets. He promised Anjali that he would use the money to buy some vegetables and cook a special meal for himself and his friends.
That night, as Anjali walked home, she felt a sense of fulfillment. She realized that even a small act of kindness could have a profound impact on someone\“s life. And so, her journey of making a difference began with three dollars a cop in Kolkata. |
