KOCHI: After Prabhu Natarajan, a 34-year-old guy from Palakkad, landed in the London Heathrow Airport along with his wife Shilpa Balachandran along with their son Adwaith (Addhu) at March 2020, that he had been like another Keralite who migrated into the UK to start a fresh life.
Nevertheless, the pandemic-induced lockdown from the United Kingdom changed his job prospects over a week of birth, giving him a kick in the teeth.
But the exact pandemic changed his own life for the service he left to assist people fighting to survive by giving them meals and other treats, reports AnanthaNarayanan K.
A year later on, Prabhu is a fanatic who had been honoured by British Prime Minister Borris Johnson who depended him on that the UK Points of Light award, which will be awarded to outstanding people who create an alteration in his or her area.
The British PM, on May 20, delivered Prabhu a private letter thanking his solutions along with calling him”a real hero” and mentioning that he’ll present the shortly at a public purpose that is very likely to be attended by the Queen.
Kerala Governor Arif Mohammad Khan, who arrived to learn about Prabhu’s accomplishments, telephoned him and encouraged his mom Vijayalakshmi, who remains in Palakkad, to go to Raj Bhavan after the lockdown.
“It all started on November 14, our eighth wedding anniversary.
As we hadn’t any friends here in order to celebrate our unique event as a result of outbreak, we chose to create 15 food packets and then distribute them to the needy in Banbury, in which we now reside.
Within one hour of posting the content onto interpersonal networking, I obtained over 100 calls for meals.
Initially, I was amazed but realised there have been a number of people whose livelihood had been affected by the outbreak,” Prabhu said.