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This is Ramesh from Dharmapuri. He donated 5 baskets of guava when he saw the collection drive in Bangalore. This was everything he was planning to sell this evening.

His reasoning – “Panam naleikku venalum sambadhikkalam” – I can make money tomorrow too.

RT@redditindiaThis is Ramesh from Dharmapuri, He donated 5 baskets of guava when he saw the collection drive in…

Posted by Venkataraghavan Srinivasan on Monday, August 20, 2018

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