Woman Shares How A "Kind" Stranger On Train Helped Cure Her Headache
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She shared the details of her encounter with a kind stranger on X (formerly Twitter), and her post has since gone viral.
A woman has shared a heartwarming experience that she had aboard a train after a bad day. The story is gaining a lot of attention on social media. An X user named Sakshi was returning home after completing an online examination and was helped by a compassionate stranger. She shared the details of her encounter on X (formerly Twitter), and her post has since gone viral. Why do I love travelling in the Indian railway ?A few days ago, I was traveling back home after giving an online exam. The server went down and delayed the exam by a hour, and I missed my booked train. After waiting for two hours for the next train, I got into the general… pic.twitter.com/UFZoUeEWIU
Sakshi shared that she was heading home after taking an online examination. There were some server issues at the centre and her exam was delayed by an hour. She detailed her encounter in a post on the microblogging platform.
She wrote, "Why do I love travelling on the Indian railway? A few days ago, I was travelling back home after taking an online exam. The server went down and delayed the exam by an hour, and I missed my booked train. After waiting for two hours for the next train, I got into the general coach. I had a severe headache, so I was pressing my head and had tears in my eyes. Suddenly, an aunty sitting nearby noticed and offered, saying, "Beta, yeh balm laga do ya mein hi laga leti hoon aur thoda sar bhi daba deti hoon." I wonder if you cross paths with such people because of your karma or if there are still such kind of souls around us."
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