Indian farmer gives up home so village children can have a school

[Sanjeev]

In the western Indian state of Rajasthan, an Indian farmer from the uphill village of Piplodi has unexpectedly found himself in the spotlight. Although 60-year-old Mor Singh never attended school, he became a local hero for his unselfish act of donating his home to the village school when it was severely destroyed by severe rainfall. He claims that his small two-room home is now used as an upper primary school with 50–60 local students. The state government provided Mr. Singh with 200,000 rupees ($2,266, £1,682) in financial support last week in appreciation of his thoughtful act.

 

[kit_hung]

Mor Singh has demonstrated our humans should behave. Such selflessness and compassion is much needed in today's broken world.

 

[Starmix]

Mor Singh is a testament that, at this time, there are still good human beings on earth. I appreciate his kindness and his selfless love for humanity. God is happy to see this man with good deeds , and we are judged according to our deeds.

 

[eLdavis]

Not all superheroes need to wear capes or even have super powers, this is so wonderful. It's good to see we still have humans like this.